Champion Eights Regatta Dominates N S Wales Meet
The N S Wales Association Annual Regatta showcased the champion eight crews from Glebe and Drummoyne plus river clubs near Sydney. Officials led by Secre ary Pied Rulley coordinated arrangements for major events as crews from Innerstate and Port Macquarie vied for top honors.
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N.S. Wales Association
Cepacia
Wales
Fainatis
Weston
Patras
Jases
Berting
Venice
O' Hope
Liamore
Richmond
Diwan
PérRabe
Aurne
Ernie Night
Asisvralia
Eeaibnahih
Garry
Pasay
Barry
Cape Hawke Regatta Draws Wide Interest
Cape Hawke Regatta officials announced the December 1921 event with a full programme including sailing, motor heats, swimming, and racing. The Cape Hawke program will feature a half mile course from Lyeachi's Bay to Abbotsford and highlights Denmark and Australia entries compete for the New Zealand regatta offset.
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Ieaue
Sarees
Acre
Cape Hayeke
Ripney
Anno Cove
Lyeachi's Bay
Abbotsford
University beat by Premier team in cricket match
The article covers a multi team cricket day with University and GPS and NSW Association selections. Notable performances include Mackenney’s 102 and Sullivan’s 72 for University while Kings School and Riverview feature strong batting and bowling highlights.
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Jshool Delonds
University
GPE
NE. Sullivan
St. Se Narws Gallage
Nothering
King + School
Perance
Scorme
Mackenne
Tor
Darvon
Ehrae
Chapman
Terre
Tangdan
King's
Camp
Elle Jones
Maurice
Bean
Hue
GPS
Sydney Cricket Ground
Floris
Deloraine Racecourse Notes Surprises In Tasmanian Turf
Meander Racine Cinta of omaat yg Feld a the Deloraine Racecourse saw several surprises with multiple starters and close finishes. Sensational performances by Bonnie Ray and River Tepeated highlighted a tense meeting. Secret umanting and Bridger drew modest support. conditions and reports hint at ongoing traces of chaos amid racing results.
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Bonnie Ray
Valey
Bridger
Matty
Phedar
C.F Cooley
Momahy
Yale
Anita
Sian
Merny
Melbourne
Melbher
Fragmented note hints at local theater Roots
The readable fragments point to a local theater piece titled Roots performed under Meander with mentions of Wobart and Berrian AY. The text is incomplete but suggests a theatre event or critique involving unnamed performers and an immediate stage setting.
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Wobart Theatrical Rootes
Bowls Across Nations as New South Wales Tours Start
The article covers bowler news from Australia and New Zealand with lists of players and teams, noting New South Wales plans for interstate matches, the arrival of visitors from Britain, and preparations for the Dominion tournaments in January. It mentions key players such as Calquhoun, Spence, and Gartrell, along with officials and venues.
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W. F. Corbett
Bavarday
Aisengor
John Young
Sauirday
New Bays Wales
Yntelee
Adelaide
Mario
Moet
Nheeri
Thamlanshig
Eager Jak
Wall
Ronan
Calquhoun
RB Seny
Gt Gartrell
HH. Kanes
IV Eldrraon
Henney
Ji Neild
Ras Millan
Ela
Welly
W. Boylan
W. Roberet
E Malin
J. Spencerence
J. Combe
Roturn
JB . Calquhoun
J. We Roberts
J.B
Serresany
Nsw
Brirkstave
Riketiog
Sisi Bowland
Dlasas
L.A. Paine I Warringahh
Ymensen Anil Erediures
Vantinweny
Srning
Pamesen
Teavin Sidhe
Maren
Ellowing
L& Balmer
Wareigsh
Frank Ponty
AE Barnes
Macand
Suevey
Pei
Malbourne
Wavels
Wages
Cunningham
Otago Wiiness
Dimeuin
Sys
Ile
Barnett
New Graland
Maha
Wee
Iangiaur
Healanuers
Areca
Dorion
Homie
Carina
Eam
International Board
Dominion
Dominion of New Yeatend
p3yMi Singh
Gare
Ate Tour Ament Goomitwe
Adriatie Corvesnondens
Christma
Adelaide Enthutiael
Nomernins
Meade
Cain
Sisi
Sydney Bondi Ladies Club Swimmers Dominate Meet
A chaotic but readable summary of the Bondi Ladies Club and Sydney swimmers, led by Mrs Chalmers and Miss Buckle, preparing for NSW championships. Details include young swimmers like Leta Fevary and Miss Charl, club optimism for upcoming state events, and notes on notable performers such as Lily Robertson and Enje Roberta. The piece highlights regional clubs, upcoming carnivals, and the promise of district and state races.
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Chalmers
Ladlen Swimming Association
Avery Hax
Margaret Davidson
Max Mary Durack
Alvier
Naif
Alma Brophy
Chalmiers
Pedrumry Uy
Bondi Ladies Club
Miss Buckle
Bond
Lev
Mist Fe Wan
Spl Vlub
Sayaineyy
Laokine
D. Lewis
Mies
Leta Fevyer
Misy
Sydney
Clu
Haa Alhanest Ita
Mise
Enje Rovertan
Club Besses
District Tennis Relocation Elicits Debate Over Champion Shield
The article reports on the WEBTENN DISTRICT relocation with George Mall of Dubbo and other officials weighing the championship venue. It notes talks about hosting the final at Chatswood and awarding the shield, with clubs vying to claim the prize in a three team succession.
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Wncbels
Laves
Macrimney Tolttour Ecorinn
Wax Chapman
MePheren
Cao
Othe
Comine
Thomaon
Rivers View
Wwannine
Ton Syvirday
Sigat
Nesiagion
PreMiens
Ae Winery
Simba
Frith
Lore Wena
Wee
Durin
Alma
George Mall
Dubbo
Gonsouhd Lerten
Ae Bighy
Bathurst
Meg Me G
Jkwell
A. Ahiald
Campeon
Chatawood
W.dba
Ca. Ewan
Yachting events spark at neutral bay harbor races
A season opening regatta featured multiple craft from the Enion and Senneon clubs racing under gusty northeast winds at Neutral Bay. Wanderer won the long handicap with 410, followed by Gummieat and Striders, amid reports of shifting tides and a brisk sea breeze as spectators cheered from the Manly course. The AWSOR Cup is slated for Saturday, with historical winners listed and a late start allegedly set to favor the Tidewater fleet.
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Ule
Bool
Harry Parvers
Waitangl
Pred Baran Tih
Glace
Moana
Bind
Sep Min
Aming Murranger
Trim Basen
Athene
Tamia
Wanderer
Amin
Mle Chet
Buin
Winifred
Arhin
Spray
Tor
Bradley
Miset
Reese
Manly
Rniahy
Rniahy Except [That Gummieat
Wenderer
Himenepe
Neutral Bay
Stone
A. Galdamigh
Russer
Mir
CP Barlowe
Boravianeer Biriia
Drain
Sean
Tilsen Avena
Ahvunoay
Bip Hany
Enle Sinto
Royal Sydney
Soule Ton
Banton
Awami
Sabie Sakes
Mason
A. A. Mullens
Ceils
Thelma
Faut Rave
Walter
Marka
Bossi
Asw. Crane
Sopher
HeHdim
Sunbeast
Courte
Gatliday
Wil
The Trail Holliday At The Criterion Opens Night
A Sydney theatre pageant review notes Joe Coyne returning to the Criterion with The Trail Holliday a lively mix of humor and satirical temperance dialogue. The cast includes Marjorie Bennett Gwen Burroughs Len Nugent and others delivering broad comic sketches and songs in a period show.
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Jaseph Coyne
Billy Flak Viday
Sydney
Etronkee
Honda
Billy Molliday
Ace
Fn Hale
Pean
Palageta
Victor ‘Thinsit
Billy ‘Holliday
Leah Nevus
Unual
Leste
Vietor Nesame
Leecher
Gwen Burroughs
Unuiba
George Bryan
Galery
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Toesenha
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Corman
Nepsrace
Corson and
Candiaty
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T Menti
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Ueife
Wipley
Apsvinie
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Matares
Jem
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Colne
Tase Des Geinlier
Miyabie Aras
Grace
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Chapa
Bhore
Newington
Ian Ates
Batanen
Avery
Alan
Ant
King's School
O'Conor
Inniney
Quaely
Ron
Mr. BB
Deorur
Praten
Bostroan
Tasmanian Turf Topics
Deloraine
Tamar
Kain
A.B.C
England
Sid Beck
William Longworth
Sid
Shawel
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Beck
Teape
Wen
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Tim
Conpiesan
Ochiul
Catherry
McCure Rose Bay
Adyde
jeSee
Chinn
Rove Bay
SaiMieult
Mayers
Earon
Ghouen
Seimafta Buon
Farela Smyrk Bay Fen
Ywke Uy
Ausogiaon Tas
Laurcle
Jervis Co
Spencer Major
Siuties
Fink Championatis
Rickards Tivoli
Elem
Mane Tmarent
Aneti Kw Tues
MUFC
Jean Vente
Pelgrus
the Theatres
Tland
Port Mand
Warr Genisen
Bourge
Neutrel Bay
Sharke Island
Mary
Lord Bormer
Fra Derailsnes
Aldertoe
Port Phillip
Acwon Brighton Yacht Club
Emetre
Rip
Killara
Tales Windar
Riis
Jose
Tadley
Ager
Metmad
Jarier
Indarra
Toller
Creed
Windarré
Ang Killara
Dad Eather
Apollo
Wobson's Hoy Yacht Club
Wile
Grr
Commodore
Geelong
Tt Club
Braur
Cert
Reginald
Theodore and
Pack
the Royal
Alfred Frith
Feld
Wiener
Buvees
Ls Brigheensica
Mark Foy
Sre
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