Sydney and Melbourne Schools Amateur Jumping Records Compared
Melbourne and Sydney schoolboys track debate records for the high jump and sprint events. Reports compare Victorian and New South Wales performances across under 16 and 18 divisions, noting times, heights, and possible record improvements while highlighting coaching and facility differences at both cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South Wales
Pilbic
New Sout Wales
Netecia
Sap
Medinas
Victoria
Melbourne
Abe
Sna Viendrita Buhihe
Schoane
New Saab
McMilay
Ramios
Senool Sports
Pune
Pitang
Aed
Sydney
Amuceur Wien
Scoynpauon
Spencer
Grex
Iener
McCotots
Roy
Meintoah
Rusulog
International sport and national views shape postwar debates
A fragmented wartime reminiscence surveys American English and Australian perspectives on international sport. It discusses grafts of reciprocity, university alliances, and the role of British influence in shaping postwar athletic competition, highlighting tensions between empires and the rise of transatlantic competition.
Athletics Fixtures Report From fragmented lines
A partial OCR fragment lists athletics fixtures and events with unclear names and locations. The text mentions a meet and potential scheduling details but lacks coherent details about teams, dates, or venues. Further readable content is needed to produce a precise card.
Confusing Memoir Reflects on Early 20th Century Athletics
Fragmented narrative recalls racing and jump records, criticizes AAU record expulsions, and cites figures like Duffey and Gerdan. The passage references university and club scenes, Sydney topics, and a long discussion of athletic governance, morals, and legacy within the era’s track circles.
Victorian Notes: The Tramp and pole vaulting marvels
Fragmented notes recount Melbourne athlete Lee Walker and former Victorian pole vault champion recalling past feats in Paris and Melbourne. Mentions include rival jumpers, a 39 leap, and various local sports figures with uncertain details amid a garbled narrative.
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Lee Walker
Melbourne
Vittarien Pole
Vaulh
Chayplon
Eerie Fox
Hay
Percy Avereeh
Mherelera
Cloris
Walerin
National Coursing Conference faces decisive outline
A report from Walbourne recounts the National Coursing Club meeting with delegates from Victoria to Ireland and England. The discussion centers on model rules, representation, and the potential regional scheme, including proposals for district committees and the appointment of officials to oversee future meetings and welfare.
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National CC
Ireland
Ai ‘Fhuries
National Coursing Cub
Liverpool
Ate Seales Reesting
Povarnis
Bea
Keudné
Mantinge
Tinh
Gaalia
Altefailane
WGC
Trelane
Drish
Chun’ Marsh Vlevurlay
Uh Cebu Dar
Hells Tetemell Victertad Gaatal
Iron Hestieargen
Beech
Riflemen's wartime skill and aiming in 1916 match
Australian marksmen train under wartime pressure as they test aiming and shooting at the Williamstown range. The report lists teams Public Works, Beadla and others, noting results, scores, and notable performances amid a windy battleground.
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Shilerssion
Arttur
Fey
Ax Duflay
Artician
Amma Badec
Ray
United States
Canada
Milbourne
Port Melbourne
Ivor Pieasen
Fen
Eramencentene A. Rong
Win
Pesan
Ceoss
Union
Cartana
Tor ‘Sheeda
Parnes
Eden
ST de Tigre
Otiasay
Bowh Ranges
ASN
Apoe Lear
Sale
Williamstown Range
Greyrounds at stud for White Hope
Maltie terrier My Sou A Maltie U aKa 5 weeks old stays at the West Liverwoule in Aye la, Tatu by mallly isos.
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White Hope
Ayela
Tatu
Mally
Isos
Early Sydney swimming clubs shaped the Lavender Bay Baths era
The piece recalls the rise of Sydney area swim clubs at Lavender Bay Baths, noting leaders like Mr Welch and Mr Cavill, the Royal Police Headquarters ties, and the 19th century Bath events. It highlights the formation of the Koval Swimming Clubs, matches between Lavender Bay and Port Jackson, and public interest with crowds on the slopes above the baths. The article reflects on past swimmers, organizers, and the cultural shift as old venues and clubs evolved.
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Sysuny
Waverley
Menon
Merwerds
Enterprise
Sydney
Dorpuin Watt
Lavendey Ray
North Sydney
Jackson Club
Domain Corporation Baths
Shayey Pe
Mr. Welch
Bette
South Wales
Uavender Bay
Br. Welch
Port Jarkaon
Hetute 1 Tecohierr
Agout
AMM Ebich
Eximenes
Heen Rouse
Wellin Wyone
Treycer
S Éep Daily Telegraph
Ir Wynne
Royal
Rknaon's
Momsia
Tae
Rubio
Beckoue
Wooltagrasta
Bred Cavill
Welch
Salle Iys
Wibary
Wien
Raventier Bay Club
Aly Cavill
England
Engl Searing
Lavends
Pork Jackson
Cavin
rouEn
Dowling Association Bowls Plans and Schedule
The New South Wales Dowling Association outlines state championship figures and entry rounds at Builders' Exchange Lynch with dates from January to June. Delegates discuss champion paths, player eligibility, and the promotion of team and individual titles under the Northern District Bowling Association liaison.
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New South Wales Dowling Association
Sta. Proponte
Enone Weston
Builders’ Exchange
Lynch
Tsat
Sugvesthung
Campermigne
Devers Ber
Nic Jr
Twcond Sound
Vairy
Joe Meeder
Bihatwite
MSW
Ahérapionship
Aid
Sila
Ajit
Abuny
dem-sur-Aral
Yuri
Seavonel
Adelaide Club Hosts Traversing Team In Evening Fixture
Sydney touring contingent travels to Adelaide for a midweek match as Adelaide Club plans a cordial reception. President Jacobs and vice president Wellich oversee arrangements with Cochrane aiding as local officials prepare. The event includes team introductions, anticipated attendance, and a postgame gathering as organizers ensure smooth play under December conditions.
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Sydney
Adelaide
Velegraptitl
Aleta Thuraday
Jacobs
Wicesbresident
Adelaide Clu
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