Brilliant 18 Foot Arline Season Wins In Light Air
Arline of New South Wales, owned by WoW West, wins a sequence of three key events including the State Premier, George's Trademan, and a short course race on March 1. The crew earns 57 in cash with total winnings around 250, alongside praise for Arline’s steady performance amid light winds and challenging abandonments. The final heats feature a strong field with Scot, Rosetta, Gloria, and Hall Mark, concluding with Arline securing fourth in the main dash and top recognition in the Flying Squadron standings.
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Amin
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Kerthi
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Startore
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Gurry Bark
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Kerik
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Ariine
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Shack Island
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Sailing Officials Honored At Port Macquarie Regatta
The Port Macquarie Regatta honors officials including A A Cummins and B H Blair as life vice presidents and others such as H Lange W Andersen W J Dunran and Jim Young to receive medals. Langford has served since 1891 and 1305? years as an official. Young has over a decade as secretary. W J Duncan marks 25 years as skipper. Anner sam earned praise for directing principal races the last 22 years.
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Port Macquarie
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W. J. Dunran
Jim Young
Langford
Young
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Analer Sam Hee
Interclub rowing results feature St George over Botany
The report lists placed boats Zeot Defiance Keriki Crees H Frees IL Cutty Sark and Galedania with St George defeating Botany in a 16s race. Honors to St George crew led by Planet Boattan and Thelma top the field, while Botany’s Flying Squadron and other crews posted notable finishes amid a long recap of placings and trophies.
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Keriki
Crees
H. ¢. Frees IL
Cutty Sark
Galedania
ST. George
Dsri
Middle Harbor
Drummoysa Cink
Nacia
Botany
FP. Underwood
Sifmee
Vaerenth
Thelma
Golan
Imin
B. Bagnall
Elaine
Femin
Sandy Bay Club
St Long Hearh
Amionent
Nellie Melba
Sandy Bay
Plerwen
Mercantile
Tamar
Excitemant
Che Frewe
Vogrsa
Tumor
Derwent
Mereindle
Woodbridge
Buck
Ingham
Sunior
Tumar
Launceston
Regatta Association
Prominent Player Discusses ABC Reforms In Bowling
Melbourne Orchard of New Zealand and Australia weighs the drastic ABC reforms shaping the game. He argues for uniform rules and broader discussion among bowling councils, noting the benefits of increased science, yet calls for patience before full implementation and stresses cross‑country collaboration.
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Australia
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Greenkeepers and rivals across New Zealand tour notes
Letters discuss golf and bowling clubs, greenkeeping duties, and wage issues. References include Mr John Spence’s London trip, New Zealand and New South Wales bowling exchanges, Maxwell Walker, and tournament rules with byes in a two life system.
NSW bowlers sweep through Dominion events and club matches
The New South Wales bowling contingent enjoyed a robust tour with wins in three of four matches against combined clubs at Sydney venues. Substantial play occurred in New Plymouth and Victorian trials, with Armadale, Toorak, and others securing sectional victories. The Victorian champion of champions is anticipated to be decided between Collings, Buney, Winning, or Borman.
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Amateur Rowing Definition Sparks International Debate
A conference of rowing authorities in England adopted a uniform amateur definition closely mirroring current rules. The Anglo-Australian dispute centers on what constitutes amateur status for oarsmen, coxswains, and seamen with working-class backgrounds, affecting eligibility for events like Henley and the Olympic Games.
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The Referee Scattered Word Competition Winner Named
Fr Forbert and Co ad used for The Referee No 2 competition. The correct solution came from Walter J Thump of 61 Watt street Newcastin. Thorpe wins the prize. So 3 promotion results to be announced next week.
Simple Word Puzzle Contest From The Referee
A scanned newspaper item describes a word puzzle competition by The Referee. Readers must solve a cipher drawn from an advertisement to win £1. Entrants mail separate coupons with name and address to Scattered Word Competition No. c The Referee Sydney then four weeks to read and reply.
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