Calork v Cam boat race set for Saturday
A terse English-like report notes a boat race between Calork and Cam teams at The Ave in Gaelee, scheduled for next Saturday with expectations of a brave effort and wary competition.
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Newspaper
Sydney Referee
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 17, 1922
Page
16
A terse English-like report notes a boat race between Calork and Cam teams at The Ave in Gaelee, scheduled for next Saturday with expectations of a brave effort and wary competition.
The article covers the Victorian Derby and Oaks at the Geelong enclosure describing strong attendance, favorable weather, and a detailed report on Green Wave winning the Produce Stakes and the Derby winner Ao Chimes. It lists notable attendees from New South Wales Victoria and Auckland, plus race results and forthcoming meetings at Orange Coolamon and Mudgee with entries and horses highlighted.
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France wins international cross country honors as Sydney University A C hosts annual track and field championships at Varsity Oval. Teams travel from Melbourne and other cities for events led by Sydney captain W. N. Tutor. Heavy rain and wind challenge performances while athletes from Cambridge and London compete for high marks in sprints and hurdles.
Local listing shows Wally Weekes 18 performing at Garkai Market and Castlereagh, with admission details and schedule pending. The notice emphasizes a fresh act and venue collaboration for the event.
William Taylor Macpherson, famed as a world record holding amateur sprinter who dominated distances from 100 to 440 yards, passed away at Darling Point, survived by relatives and mourned as a natural man of athletic grace. He rarely trained, yet won major races with a swift finishing drive, and his legacy includes record runs in Australia and New Zealand.
France won the third annual international cross country race at Hampden Park Glasgow ending amid a large crowd. Teams from England Scotland Ireland and Wales participated with Guillemor Irene leading for France and several finishers listed with times and nationalities.
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