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Newspaper

Sydney Referee

Location

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Oct 17, 1935

Page

4

Trumper Style In Batting Inspires Young Gordon Star

Alan Kippax and Roy Robinson draw comparisons to the legendary Trumper as Waverley batsmen display graceful driving and power at Coogee. Spectators note the young Gordon prospect resembles Trumper of 1898 97 era while refining timing and shot selection amid growing form this season.

Alan Kippax Ana Irullas Trumpar Kinnas Waverley Aiready Trumper Gordon Roy Robinson Coogee Trimmper Victor Anturpriss Oliss Arleket Rodlonor

Distant Parts Horseracing Tales From Cruden Bay

In Distant Parts Wes Ceili and Ceilidh the racehorse rise through bids and owners. Cumnings and Mollie Bennet bring Ceilidh to South Australia with connections to Lord Mirey Crom and George Bennet. Curmings, Ted Borris, and Jule Dorrie appear in a plot of crossings and racing strategy as horses like Ceilidh and Eastern Monarch line up for potential glory.

Ceili Adelaide Hurdier Jin Cumnings Paddy Kearne Pattiein Culev Mirey Crom South Australia George Bennet Medborne Len Alonke Ted Borris Hamilton Dawns Station Dros Ailles Alice Alice, If He Were Anywhere Hindy To Ieas Ifhmita Thors Hurrig Kimberley Tom. Davidson Kate Arthur Djeddy Albce Syca

State Soccer Cup visit at Sportz Ground sparks chatter

Me fingt Bore Miller secretary of NS.W. Rugby League talked with Sid Grant president and Son Stone treasurer at the Sportz Ground. He showed keen interest in the event and wore a smile after hearing a wireless description of the Baby League, amid speculation about growing Seecar breed numbers and the Australian team composed of N.BW. men Vansanely at a record crowd.

Noriceo Me Fingt Sportz Bore Miller Ns.w. Rugby League Sid Grant Son Stone Erie N.bw Manies

Armoured Guns and Racing Mix Up at Gerringong Beach

Sydney shooter Dick McKinsey brought an arsenal to Rep Light’s garage including a high power rifle and a Colt pistol, triggering a dramatic demonstration. At Gerringong the next day drivers shifted to target practice as beach racing paused, with Peters, Fagin, and Fogin among noted marksmen.

PV Uenever Dick WcKinsey Sydney Pues Rep. Light Gerringong Mse Wisfy Rite Hissainff AlKinney Mon McKinney Sean Fillinse Tom Peters Jim Fagin Fogin Peters Bentley

New Zealand Rugby Faces Scrummaging Dispute Amid Black Ferns Debate

Old New Zealand rugby minds question discarding the traditional eight man scrum as Gallagher Stead and co adapt the game. The critique centers on the shift from the classic seven forwards pack to new formations while champions and mercantile backs rely on speed and skill.

Britain New Zealand AW Blacks Gallagher, Stead and Co Britinne Beiks Bfleky Na Mercury Fred Kerts Olchihs Jimmie Hunter J. Mynote W. J. Stead Speed Britet

Younger School Trainers Rise in Derby Contests

The younger stable, led by Jack Munro with Allunga, shows strength as Derby contenders. Tom Clune’s High Cross won the Metrop Handicap, while High Cross heads to Melbourne for major prizes. London season baseball crowds grow as many ex American League players coach. plans for coaching schools spread to London Manchester and Liverpool.

Jack Munro Allunga Tom Clune High Cross Melbourne London Britain N Nmber Manchester Liverpool

King's Head Wins at Chester Handicap in AWC Meet

King's Head, a four year old sprinter, recorded a stylish win in Saturday's AWC Chester Handicap. The promising effort drew note from Mir. W. A. Haley, though weight carried and a weak field limited impact. Bracketed by rivals like Bullhead Norse, the victory hints at further success as plans unfold.

Bois Gorities King’s Head Chester Mir W. A. Haley Thera Melbonille

Tommy Tennant’s Hectic Career in Early Rugby History

The article chronicles Tommy Tennant’s athletic rise, detailing his shift to centre forward after his brother Hill’s injury, his three-season stint with Ayr, and a 1927-89 arc. It notes his Argentine tour, his performance in 12 games, and public reception with crowds over 70,000 as fans praised his skill, humor, and mentorship.

Motherwell Ayr Lomos Elvika Iripara Wlan Mure Henzil Draguay Argentina Feane Sas Tennant

Moffett Memorial Cup To Honor Sydney Skipper

H Moffett of the Cancer Research Department at Sydney University funds a 50 guinea Moffett Memorial Cup to honor his father F W Moffett a longtime Sydney Harbour sailing skipper. The prize will be won three times before outright ownership with replicas awarded to each victor.

H. Mopfett Cancer Research Department Sydney University Haw F. W. Moffatt Opi Sydney Hoarver F. W. Moffett Australia Sydney Harbor Mavis Taeka Sydney Flying Secudlron Sydney Sailing Club Lndél- Hon New South Wales Aha Dr. Moffett University Sydney Plying Squadron Cov

Otherwise Perfect Remred Tel Sigushed NS W Civil Service Man

Fragmented OCR text describes a waning golf or course event with a Civil Service man from New Jersey and a weekend round. The garbled lines mention a wash, a tie, a second nine, a lost ticket, and a pocket half dollar amid unclear play details.

N. J. Aneemir

Memory of Oscar Lindyset in Sydney Harbor

A memorial note recalls Oscar Lindyset a prominent figure on the whale front of Sydney Harbor. He resided for over sixty years in Pyriidal Bevarulof, and his sons have sailed in the finest boats.

Oscar Lindyset Sydney Harbor Haiving Pyriidal Bevarulof

Laughing Governor Charms South Australia Crowd

The Laughing Governor Winston Dugan wins favor with Scots, mingling at meetings and joining in civic events. He shares chats with figures like Chris Hakendort, lauds Keith Angas filly Bore, and enjoys Lindsay Park stud hospitality with Lady Dugan. The Adelaide scene glows as he engages openly with the public.

Winston Dugan South Australia Boy Riself Winston Wong Wwe Alexander More-Ruthven Adelaide Winston Ha Chris Hakendort Cluly Howl Wiilein Mophettville Keith Angas Angie Angie On the Success. Lady Dugan Auems Lindsay Park Duke of Gloucester South Australie

Best Ages For Games From a British Association Address

Dr Lir Wynn Jones discusses ideal ages for athletic performance across sports in a British Association Psychology Section talk. He notes medians around 40 years in some data, with peak ability varying by sport such as cricket, golf, boxing, tennis, rowing and polo. He cites batsmen, bowlers and other players reaching high performance at specific ages according to season tallies and expert analyses.

Lir Wynn Jones British Association Londo Hes

Heavyweight Position In England Reveals Troubled Ring

London boxing notes from The Referee correspondent discuss heavyweights at the Albert Hall. Ben Foord shows promise while Jack Pettifer should quit after a tough bout with Poncho Villar. Lenglet and other matchups stir debate as officials tussle with policy and training standards amid injuries and sport governance debates.

F. L. Mellraith London the Albert Hall Ben Foord South Africa Jack Pettifer Pettifer Andre Lenglet France Jack

Has Changed His Swing in London Golfer Writes

Informed that world amateur champion changed his golf swing after a key moment at Lytham. He sought to alter his game to copy a celebrated feature, then returned to America to work with Tommy Armour and continues to play in a more orthodox style.

Tha Bewcy London SesshotBir Herbert Wiberforen Iit Sayphold Theo Linetlnay Lunkot Mmagivatas Peonia Conaider Weiss Hag Ben Lawsen Gite Han Uhl Fred Tebron Lytham America Gilleenya

The London Press and the Rise of Sports Journalism

A fragmented critique notes English papers turning to sports talk, with editors arguing newspapers shape public mood. It contrasts British coverage of wrestlers and rugby with South African reporting, suggesting a shift toward promotion over sober reporting and warning of journalism losing objectivity to sensationalism.

Interlude at Googee Oval Odd Spectator Talk

Ordinary Spectator Witt Inet and Robinson are mentioned in a bemused exchange at Googee Oval. A Stranger asks about a local batsman while the crowd debates who is Witting the balk and references South Africa and Ayatrane in a rough, humorous Australian setting.

Robinson Stringer South Africa Ordinay Spectator

Hockey and Athletic Birthdays Celebrate October Names

October 10 marks birthdays of Basil Honey of SIF Hockey and C Hinchcliffe of Gordon. R White of Ni Athletics and Newington Shortimatt are also noted for milestone dates.

Basil Honey SIF C. Hinchcliffe Gordon R. White Ni Athletics Newington Shortimatt

Spectator recalls Tramper and quirky judging moment

A reader recollects a quirky scene with a potential Tramper, Victorians, and a memorable moment when a bell rang and selectors debated names. The voice shifts through fragments, referencing a stranger and a judge, with ROBINSON as a remembered name.

Silmoger Qape Sonesof Reblnver— Robinson

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