Golf Notes on Conscription Motion Divides Delegates
A NSW golf association debate over a motion by President Windeyer urged clubs to bar unmarried men who did not enlist. Delegates split, with critics arguing it could be unworkable or unpatriotic, while supporters said it would strengthen public opinion and duty. Windeyer cited national impact, noting senior club leaders across towns and the need to set an example for other sports.
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Golf Ban Debate Divides Clubs Over War Service
The Suburban and Country Golf Association debates banning future membership for players not in the war, led by President W A Windeyer. The motion, opposed by some, passes as committees face questions of fairness and practical enforcement amid wartime ethics.
Endurance Club Swinging Sets Queensland Record At Ayr
At Ayr Queensland on Feb 23 Martin Dobrilla set a Queensland endurance record under English and American rules with 83 hours after a noon start on Feb 20. R Lege won a sprint riding 23 10, A Walker second, C Walton third, N Smith added a 45 second fastest time. Flo also completed in 23 10. The Central Cumberland Club 10 miles saw K Rees win with Mansfield and Arnold behind. Kennedy posted 25 2 0 for the course.
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Ayr
Townsville
Queensland
Delta
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C. Walton
N. Smith
Flo
Central Cumberland Club
K. Rees
E. Mansfield
R Arnold
F. Kennedy
W. J. Stevens
Cobrilla
Bird
Hewitt
Tom Melone
Morpheus
Burdekin River
Martin Dobbl
Cribbage Decision Sparks Debate in Letter Columns
A letter from Constant Reader challenges a recent cribbage play analysis. The exchange centers on which card C should discard when B leads a 2 and C can respond with 4 or 6, weighing risks of runs and peg-outs. Additional notes address cutting for deal in cribbage and poker etiquette, including who deals when an ace is cut.
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War era club rules and cycling notes in Melbourne report
A Melbourne note describes a proposal to admit unmarried men who were fit but did not enlist, with proof via nomination papers. It references Newcastle delegates, local opinions, and a wider debate on club rules. The piece also covers cycling sport notes, a charity carnival plan for St. John Ambulance, and war-related rider casualties in France.
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Cycling Meet Dominates Weekend Action in Enfield Area
Road racing gains momentum as three clubs staged events on Saturday. Marrickville rider Davis won the five miles handicap at Marrickville, with Lawder and Kaltenbach among the podium at Enfield Burwood. Upcoming events include barrier, open handicaps, and a boys stake, with March 28 as acceptances due.
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Henry
Pioneers
France
Ray Burwood
Berrigan
E. Dowell
Empire
F. Pickering
Auburn Club
Enfield-Burwood
N. W. Brain
Warren
Brain
Cyclista' Corps
Enfield-Bankstown
Marrickville
Enfield-Burwoood
Davis
Laminesec
C. Lawder
Forman
Australian swimmer Durack and America tour plans debate
A January 23 letter to Mrs Hugh D McIntosh of the NSW Ladies Amateur Swimming Association disputes American reports that Miss Durack would visit the United States under Jimmy Clatby's management. It argues such a plan would bar meetings with Australian champions and contradict AAU and union guidelines, asserting the proposed touring conditions are impractical and unlikely to proceed.
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N.S.W. Ladies’ Amateur Swimming Association
San Francisco
Wa. Unmack
Changion
America
Misa Jancy Durack
N.s.wll
Asa
Miss Durack
Bowen Jimmy Clatby
Olga Dorkner
Claire Galligan
Frances Cowells
Smalter
Bot Couti Rs
T Feeney
Ammateur
Pharanthe
Patritori Carnival Recap Highlights Local Winners and Charity Proceeds
The annual carnival drew Governor and Ministry guests with proceeds aiding repatriation efforts. Notable races included the Loter club Championship won in 17 seconds by Longworth and Hartwick. Reedigatt, son of Jack Reed, added to the day’s excitement with a cricket and football lineage. The Gilberton Handicap saw Bonnin, Conway, and Stodart fill top places as veterans and youths impressed in events across the program.
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Loterclub Champ
C Bonnin
Unley
Eo J
Conway
Glenelg
E. C Stodart
North Adelanie
Rae
Nace Stennett
Ape
Imore
Forres
Remarkable Local Swim Feats At White Horse Pool
Notes from last Saturday report swimmers claiming records. A 15 year old lad at Falmain swam 103 lengths, equal to four miles, in about three hours at the White Horse pool. The swimmer, known as Harry Pat Cason, trains daily at the baths and is noted for his endurance though not yet entered in a club.
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Brisbane
G. McDougall
J. W. Wise
G H. Horder
Sydney
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Maryborough
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Howard
Childers
Apple-tree Creek
Bullyard
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League
MacKay
Eurneune
Neven
Ave
St. George
White Horse
Falmain
Harry
Pat) Cason
Jervis Corrects Torrens River Confusion
In a letter from North Croydon, C. V. Jervis addresses Whealear’s February notes, arguing the Torrens River lies between Adelade and the sea and is a slow-moving creek bounded by a weir. He disputes the concept of a real tide and questions a reported 1 mile 300 yard distance, maintaining no error about the Port River.
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North Croydon
Whealear
Torrens
Adelante
Adelaide
Major
W.F.C
A Good Lad Wil sher shines for Rechabite club in junior meet
Mr H Grose of the Rechabite Swimming Club writes about a dispute between Mesara Marks and Lees representing Sydney and East Sydney clubs. He praises 15 year old Wil sher for winning the 10yds junior state championship at Glebe School and asks for coverage of his performance.
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Rechabite Swimming Club
Mesara
Marks and
Lees
Nori Sydney
East Sydney
Minaliet
Fraser
Wilsher
Glebe
Pure liquor recommended by doctors for sickrooms
Physicians recommend Pellisson and beverage for the sickroom due to purity and quality. A trusted supply should be kept at home and taken to the barbershop or barthe lame customers today. Available from leading wine and spirit merchants and stores.
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Publication notice from Sydney newspaper office
Printed and published by Tigh Donwhd McIntosh for the Sunday Tiewew Newspaper Co at 180-149 Castlereagh Street Sydney in March 1926 as an official company notice.
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Breathkyle
Mighotrent
Tiewew Newspaper Co, Ltd
Castlereagh Eyrent
Sydney
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