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Newspaper
Sydney Referee
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 26, 1936
Page
8
The article surveys crews in the G.P.S regatta training, naming St Josephs and Shore as favored, with St Josephs drawing praise for power and cohesion. It notes various schools including Scots College, Sydney Grammar, The King’s School, and Newlestod College, and covers coaching changes, practice regattas, and the upcoming head race implications.
Olympic representative Cecil Pearce will depart by boat earlier than the Wing's Cup crew. He plans to travel to the West with Andreall and will be joined by Perth leader Mr B Sharp, president of the Balen Chub.
Balmain and Drummoyne combined for a dramatic doubles win at the Fron Cove regatta on Saturday. Sydney Club dominated the principal event with a four-length lead in 10 52.2 seconds, a third straight victory for the club in this race and a repeat of Drummoyne’s earlier triumphs. The Drummoyne crew also captured the heavyweight maiden fours after a close run-off, while Balmain secured a strong win in the LM mixed event with captain Agnew steering the crew to victory.
Mr Alderson, longtime Australian rowing and sports official, has held roles from captain of the Mormon Rowing Club to president of the NSW Olympic Council and Australian Rowing Council. He has managed interstate crews and served on government and royal commissions while promoting life saving and athletic development.
In school rowing the sport excites many youths aged 12 to 18. Brother Felix of St Joseph's College has overseen rowing for over two decades, guiding spinework and sweeping knowledge that fuels teams. The King’s, St Joseph’s, and Mewlerton field multiple eights, with strong, alert crews anticipated in the four-car event.
Weather and heavy rain did not stop the Drintaine River rowing championships on Saturday. Brisbane Grammar led the eight oar race winning ahead of Great Public Schools and Commercials with Toowong’s Slewshter clear in the sculls. The under 20 fours were won by Brisbane shed, Commercial securing second.
The fragment mentions Ulla J. Eadie and a presentation after a dinner at Belmein with references to Popes, T. F, J. B. Mr. Dell Pearce and S cap price. It also refers to an Australian Championships event in Perth and a girl’s coat. The text is garbled and fragments only.
The New South Wales Police Eight, now Australia’s rowing crew, trains seriously from their clubhouse at Grete Point. Coach Macken plans to spar with the crew before departure. No decision yet on the two emergencies to accompany the crew, though Mosera, Dixon, and Bromley are considered likely. Six oarsmen have recent wins in the last three and four.
The document lists numerous players and scores from Sydney Grammar School and associated colleges, including names such as J L Taylor, W Sherringham, G Wiles, L Middleton, and B Marten, with various marks and figures indicating event results and team rosters from the head of the Rhorslehte competition. It references coaches like Gollan and Williams and mentions multiple institutions and players with their recorded numbers.
A detailed recap of racing at Harold Park includes Malden Stake results with wagers on Sliver, Shakespeare, Trials Slackbean, Fire Sheik, Kilare, and others. Injuries to Pippo altered outcomes. Golden Jimmies owner protested. stewards examined Father’s Clawond and the crowd reaction, with Sentinal and Weltown among noted runners.
Adelaide Plumpton Coursing Club invites entries for a meeting at Oaks, Derby days, with qualification fees for members and nonmembers, and stakes in pounds. Nominations due early in March with fees. meetings set for May with additional events and a gathering at a local venue. Secretary A Gentilem Cox listed for entry details.
Advert says sought are seven greyhounds on lease or purchase with three or three bound to Geerbounde, options include lease preferred. Details requested from B Pitch Bint No a, rovesn's ride, Coolangatts, Queensland.
Applause from leading English critic Kerry Blue for Australian terrier culture in the Translated Sparring and Dramatic News. The piece notes breed affection among the public, debates on dog care, and a call for balanced feeding and welfare, plus updates on judges, Afghan import reports, and kennel trends in Sydney and Melbourne.
The article outlines preparations for the Australian carnival in Adelaide and interstate clashes, with New South Wales and Victoria aiming to field teams that showcase rising players. Queensland and New South Wales may face Victorian squads in Sydney drafts, while Sydney venues are being arranged for the event slated in September and October. The report notes a rising NSW season participation, intercity trials, and plans to form strong women’s A grade teams led by noted players as part of the state’s push for championship contention.
The Royal Agricultural Society announces winners for the Easter Show essay competition. Entries must include entry forms and particulars obtainable from the BAS Secretary at 1 Macmarl e Place Sydney. Prize money listed as 12 pounds 15 shillings.
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