Motor-Cycling Championship Trials and 1917 plan
The article outlines the 1917 motor cycling championship events, routes, and clubs in Australia and New York style reporting. It names venues like Sydney and Melbourne, details about race schedules, entries, and notable figures, and discusses safety debates over headlight glare and standardization influencing future competition.
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Amarin
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Perces
Hese
Fame
Omaha
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Aember
Providence
Melbourne Cricket Chronicle of the New York Guardian Match
An illustrated reminiscence on cricket in Melbourne recounts players like Wilkie, Giffen, and Wardill, detailing club matches and tours. It notes Wilkie’s standout bowling figures, colonial pride, and the era’s evolving cricket scene with anecdotes from Jolimont to Bendigo.
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New York
Chicago
Stein
America Automate
Dumoe
Arden Lixon
Taal Sticay
Nate Besseaion Bay
Tata
Caan Pring
J. Macfarlane
Ween
Sturdays
Sydney
Jane
Wetec Ly
MCC
NG Vale
West Evens
Thorner Chestering
F.beyle
Jolimont
Afd
Auimay Inillien Scancy
Tate
Horan
Iver
Albion
Tet
Bale
Henyone
Dan Wilkie
Wilkie
Tours
Interpreting a Fragmented War era Memoir
Fragmentary OCR text recalls a World War I era scene with prisoners, battles, and personalities. It references a Briton captured by Germans, release via exchange, a physician, and a hockey player turned figure in a broader battlefield narrative. The exact events and identities are unclear due to garbled source material.
Notable sketches of Dan Wilkie's cricket career
A fragmentary tribute traces Dan Wilkie's rise as an underhand bowler and sharp lower-order batsman. It recalls early Melbourne cricket exploits, teams such as East Melbourne and Richmond, and Wilkie's role in challenging cups and local derbies during the 1880s, highlighting his bowling style and notable performances.
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Australien
Oqmuel Yailkis
Nestiy
Geere
Viexorien
Asueletty
Vichenawn Pebourne
Ville Forks
Wilkie
Iesis
von Retlon
Eloe
Wilkie Wau
Melbourne
Crah
Sifmcule & Hal
Wee
Aloe
Papei
Willie Wes
Cheney Skalgiaciat
Mm Kelas
Creda
Ceorry
Accurstto
Sue
Bence Aisle
Tinley
Honhart
Otto
Ana
Reminiscences of Wilkie Era and Cricket Reflections
The piece recalls the Wilkie era with memories of Melbourne cricket, captaincy by Dan Wilkie, and talks of notable matches, reform debates, and cricket figures. It notes a closing tribute to a long-serving cricketer slipping away from the scene and mentions correspondence with cricket authorities and old colleagues.
Early weekend baseball and college note mixed scores
Disjointed notes recount Saturday baseball games and local club results. Mentions teams such as Bondi A, Petersham, St. Elmo, Dulwich, Melbourne, and Carlton with varied scores and upcoming matches at Persham and local gyms.
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Hiten
Tia
Kouls
Duteiet -Divwson
Petersham
Besley Sons
Puddingon
Varaity
Yarwood
Petergham
Gt Peters
Bondi A Vee
Patervhiary
All Samva
St. Elmo
Dulwich UN
Persham
Premieta
Paddiomany
Betorshan
AeTbourne
Wee Tepcenemia Elves
Ani Yin
Teuet Union
Melbourne
East Melbourne
Callinewood
Carlton
New South Wales Bowls Unite For Exhibition Visit
The article describes New South Wales bowling figures and players touring, meeting Mirriquitle residents, and the Connival club's involvement. It notes Mr. Hamilton as secretary, Mr. Spence as organizer, and Mr. John Swente succeeding as NSWBA president, with remarks on the 1912 Internayional eam and future leaders.
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Hamilton
Benctish Sowling Association
Suwon Alee
Toath
England
George Webson
New Souths
Watte
Aingleton
John Spence
Rafer
Watson
New South
Ion
Young
Edly
John Swente
Acae Ucsilp
cAppIai
Totorian
Aerlisn
Koedayy
Spence
Ted
Tovion
Mr. Sutton
Bert
Caueltty
Trateeniay
Punt
Spence Mage
J T. Wall
Nsw
B.A
T. W. Bhadforth
Whitehouse
Warner
Vic d. Bowley
Spe Rohers
Dubbo
Mr. Warrer_gut
Strane
Amtergroy
SIE Times
Jean Weapusel
Rees
Weir
Tansy de Ba
International Bowls Night in Britain Sparks Jubilant Toasts
A lively international bowls gathering in Great Britain featured dignitaries including Mr. UL, John Spence, and Col. Bheazhard. Toasts celebrated comradeship and the long voyage of 17 000 miles made by players and sponsors who funded their own trip to play bowls.
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John Spencer
Wales
Col. Bheazhard
Ak Menars
Chae Mi Fun
Geo. Refan
Alt Malmex
Walter Denver
Lowes
Harley
John Young
Geo
Job Spence
Bath
Vern Saleas
Trevellers
Beitan
England
Ireland
Screland
Gery
Icey
Harry
Allan Aloc Louden
Fragmented tale of kings and palaces in ancient Britain
A garbled OCR fragment recounts a sequence of medieval names and places, mentioning Sir John Dewar and Lord Fortevior among others. It references royal palaces, dynasties, and historic figures with scattered place names like St Andrews and York while weaving in terms such as King Hungus and Andrew.
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Suutelers
Svuatealia
Talkina Ieee
Pam
Bubbier
John Spence
John Re Dewar
Fortevior
Beth Prrtewo
Dustin
St Anderemere Grout
Wisse
Hungus
Metuechia
Goa
Sind
Andrew
Igui Cour
Fan
Vontevin van Abe Minther
Saleem Eanihore
Senta Kotks
Mvealm
Cinmore
Brown An Holt
Prlore
Australian case confusion involving Lanai case players
Fragmentary report mentions Milind ajtaha Wiens Tigi Celene Ware and Lieut Maint Robertson as players in an Australian case involving Lanai. Unclear details due to garbled OCR text but implicates action or inquiry tied to New South Wales players.
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Heeens Efile
Teance
Punter Soalatitn
Orsae Ans
Ater Atileres
Milind
Ajtaha Wiens Tigi
Celene Ware
Lieut Maint Robertson
Wales
Lanai
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