Rowing Championship Thrills At Great Public Scheme
Immense crowd watches Newington second and St Joseph's third in a dramatic official launch day. Grammar School and Riverview vie for top honours as Shore and Kings challenge in the finals. Weather unsettled but conditions allowed an even test. officials praised the event while a ferry accident briefly interrupted proceedings.
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Peovale
Exmel
Gracumay
Achoal
Acrose
Newington College
Se ‘Weil
Taut Syitr Toor
Sydney
Mapersuss
Beate Roach
Reese
Rint Terry
Riverview
St. Joseph's
Shore
Kings
Mayflake
Starier LW
Shove
St. Scarph
S.cegs
St. Josephi
Cabarita
St. Josephes College
Ane
Tani
Benry
Eabassia Wharf
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King's
Baedy
Newieian
Joseph
N. J. McDonald
Newington
Termarsa
Newingson
Grasranas
Newurguon
Dearados Ty Gladewide
Newinson
Grammar
Boora
Pune
Manz
St Jarepn'n
St. Tenallin
Aiake
Glaenville
Brian
Gianvmar Eor
Jascghs
Lenaciua
Varsity
Rhode
C Wallsee
Linger Lorigeat
Thay
AAG
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Idal Welleven
Feway Benggouree
Brother Bebatilan
St Joseph's College
Ree
Father Mitouchlin
River
O'Nel
Randwick 4 Club hed na reer WF pia pr vat the pee
Race summary from Randwick notes a heavy track with rain easing. Notable performances include Bakers and Myamiey in sprints, several horses failing to finish, and dividends showing modest returns. Detailed notes mention entries, pacing, and late closers amid a crowded field.
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Pia
Sceeter
Ularesinea
Isha. Saat Foeting
Afcerrmen
Paul
Tavreral'e Club
Veccine
Myamiey
Srwighlout Peice
Trebilco Routes A Natural Running Record
A garbled OCR passage describes a race involving Trebilco aiming for distance glory and a professional championship. It mentions observers watching a frantic finish between Trebilco and opponents, with references to Beraroie, Bryne, and Gnisnexe Oyde amid a boastful crowd and a 19,000-strong turnout.
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Soci
Bryne
Head of the River Race at the Yarra Excitement Builds
Victorian report highlights Wesley and Xavier as favorites for the Head of the River on the Yarra. Local crews train amid speculation and crowd watch as Melbourne’s rowing event approaches. Weather and river conditions factor into preparation while teams vie for top status and public support.
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Yarra
Melbourne
Gaia
Wien
Prince's Bridge
Andy
Sean
Meteoric Rise of Victorian Table Tennis Champion Patterson
The article chronicles Patterson's rise in Victorian table tennis, highlighting key performances since November, including a decisive victory over Gowth Austflik and strong showings against Schlesinger and Brookes. It notes his backhand technique, driving power, and the team’s reliance on Patterson as a top player, with references to training changes and coaching adjustments.
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Victoria
Hitele Nurgiuns
Oleh
Gowth Austflik
Greulent
Rv Thomay
Heey Dowriraent
Hecher
Elise March
Siler
Bieler
Schiesinger
Nis
Patterson
Hrantaurmient
Willie
MCC
Peige
Sehlestiger
Smile
Geeloor
An Noroten Broghes
Rowe Havin
Sigel
Brookes
Victoriam
Ale Uy
Hayes
Almas Shally
Gingles
Made of the Right Stuff in 1D sports analysis
A lengthy, mixed article discusses a young player in Anawalia and prospects for future teams, highlighting temperaments and physical & mental training. It references matches, players like Brookes Bennett and Wimbledon 1914, and a river rowing context. It also covers school rowing events, times, heats, and historical standings among Geelong Grammar, Scotch College, Wesley College, and Melbourne Grammar.
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Wucantwatanta
Seaich
Mebaarny
Ormer
Geelong Grammar
Farmer
Geelong
Wesley
Geslong Granmar
Wink
Geeland Grammar
Scotch College
Wesley College
Melbourne Grammar
Geelong Cetegs
Te OG Xavier
Collest
Verdict on the Glades race and the long rowing tale
A garbled report from a horse and crew racing day recounts betting, riders, and outcomes with names such as Lord Positano, Ber Werah, and Blue Ciel. The narrative mentions pacing, hurdles, and a Blue Trout filly, noting victories and near misses amid a crowded track scene.
Bracklesby Stakes winner at Lincoln with Tracery colt
The Bracklesby Stakes at Lincoln saw 30 runners led by an unnamed colt by Tracery from Damage, ridden by Jardine, finishing ahead of La Bergeron and the unplaced Priai Marcue Lilaline. The Australian jockeys and speculation about Great Northern Derby rides were noted, with mixed opinions on form and distance performance.
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Lincoln
Lwor
England
Jardige
Tracery
Aart Re Am
Shance
la Bergeron
Bere
Priai Marcue
Lilaline Fly
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