Veteran farmer Tom Reynolds aims for Warrnambool race title
Tom Reynolds, a 45 year old farmer from Brinkworth in South Australia, plans to compete in the Warrnambool to Melbourne road race. He tills his farm, rides a bicycle for relaxation, and regularly travels long distances, showing a fighting spirit despite aging muscles.
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Brinkworth
South Australia
Tom Reynolds
Tom
Melbourne
Collins
Bourke Street
Warrnambool
Tom Reynolds Rivaled Cincinnatus in 165 Mile Warrnambool Ride
Veteran farmer Tom Reynolds won the 165 mile Warrnambool Melbourne road race in about seven hours forty one seconds, averaging near 22 mph. Clinton Beasley secured the Australian Road Championship title, while Reynolds’ feat ranks among Australia’s notable cycling achievements and marks his last Warrnambool appearance.
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Tom Reynolds
Opain
Pee
Mealbourne
Wiilhe
Clinton Beaaley
Buckley's Luck In Warrnambool Race Distances Buckley Fails
Joe Buckley NSW representative on the scratch mark in the Warrnambool road race last Saturday failed to show his potential in the finishing sprint. Geelong rider Creswell Geelong won as Buckley punctured on Burweu bridge and finished six hours forty minutes fifteen seconds behind Clinton Baosley who clocked six hours twenty four minutes thirty six seconds. The field averaged near 30 miles an hour early, with several punctures and crashes, veteran Billy King injured. About 6000 spectators watched the 176 riders complete the course amid rough roads and cold conditions.
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Joe Buckley
New South Wales
Pinger
Hamilton
Warrnambool
Callarhane
George Tate
Geelong
New Zealand Rugby League hosts and defeats Australia in tests
Australia returns from New Zealand after a brisk series report solid play from the Kiwis. New Zealand dominates the tests with strong tackling and rapid backline moves while Australia, led by Norman and Brown, challenges but loses on merits. Officials praise the game, present the Courtney Goodwill Cup to Australia, and call for closer ties between the two nations in future rugby league contests.
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New Zealand
Tre Pathic
Hewland
Australia
TMG Goodwill
Auckland
Ath OC
A. Snedlon
Australian Board of Control
Courtney Goodwill
Swimmers Prepare for Record Year in Local Meet
Club swimmers from Bonds University and The Spit lead the field in early practice for the coming season. Names like Bruce Wilean, Barrie Baret, and Walter Selle’s son feature as contenders in sprints, diving, and relay events. The season signals a busy calendar with a focus on youth talents and club rivalries as January racing approaches.
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LA Batuniay Nafternoon
Bonds
University
the Spit
Baer
Sydney Am North Ramsgate
Fmal
Handwick-Ceogen
Bruce Wilean
Bonil
Scyds
Sven A. Magoralst
Mast Sydney
Fisec
Boal
Soyde
Romsivate Edre
Walter Selle
HS Sethe
Feld
Sydney
Barrie Baret
Bondi Better Baths Proposal Draws Support at Meeting
At the Bond Armature Swimming Club gathering, motions sought improved baths for Bondi. D Helimrich, honorary secretary of the NSW Swimming Association, argued Melbourne councils invest over £20,000 on baths while Bondi is a proven paying prospect. He advocated a broad pool to enable racing without interference, aligning with public sentiment.
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Bondi
Mtr
D. Helimrich
NSW
Melbourne
Bond
Balimrich
All Blacks In England Match Draws Large Crowds
Sydney Rureer plans departure from Calcutta to England to watch the All Blacks tests and other internationals while R.P.B. takes a holiday. Motion pictures of the opening English match show a large, enthusiastic crowd and keen football sentiment, with the rival team wearing white.
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F. Browne
Sydney
Br &M
Moldavie
Hagleand
Calcutta
All Blacks
R.P.B
England
Elvan
Farmers
All Blacks edge South Scotland in tight 11 point win
All Blacks claim their eighth win in nine as they defeat South Scotland at Howick by 11 points. Gil bert kicks a penalty and Gnitly Gert scores a try with Gilbert converting. Vorath opened scoring in the first half as eighteen thousand spectators watched a close contest.
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al Dricks
South Scotland
Howick
England
Wales
Firat All Blacks
Scotland
All Blacks
Gilbert
Penelty
Gnally Gert
Vorath
New Zealand
All Blacks Win Narrowly in Rugby Overtime Match
The All Blacks beat Scotland by 22 to nil after a late power display. New Zealand defeated Northumberland and Durham at Gosforth by 10 to 6 with tries from Oliver and Ball and a Griffiths field goal. Back play reportedly weakened by a dummying tactic, yet the team shows form ahead of forthcoming tests in Britain Ireland and Wales. Interest and crowds grow as the tour continues with matches against Llanelli Cardi and Newport on the horizon.
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Fentura
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Cardi
Newport
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Wales
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Meredith
Solomon
Gilbert
Vekland “Herald
Ruling Sought on Amateur vs Pro Status in Surf Life Saving
The NSW Swimming Association chief James Taylor urged a clear rule to separate amateur swimmers from professionals in surf races at club carnivals. He warned that a swimmer competing professionally abroad could jeopardize his own and Australia’s status, stressing the need for a decisive policy to protect future Olympians.
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James Taylor
Oly
Neal Ryan
Vic and
Arthur Oenomo
Asher Hart
Andrew Chariton
W. Pury
Gach Benson
Agslnet
Slocal Schomers
Aubrey Tieldlaw
Roger Flley
L Ling
LNA
World Contr Organisation
Taylor
Mila
Swimming Association
Sirf
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