British Empire American Services Meet at Stamford Bridge
A detailed report of the Stamford Bridge gathering for Empire and American services. The event featured military units from the Royal Navy Army Australia New Zealand and Canada with a large attendance. Highlights included Olympian style team formations and performances by multiple national contingents under the leadership of officers from Australia and New Zealand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Empire & American
Stamford Bridge
Stamford Tiridge
Chelsea
Toniaty
Thesaaphean
SEERA
Beaverbrook
Conus
New Zealand
Aurelia
Airut
Royal Navy
Mitces. Ay At] Rowkoin (A 386-49, Ah Maitaly
Great Britain
Moya Air Force
Charles Otway
Wes Chalonn
UNE
Auetrallia
London
Anderson
Rai Keildell
Burr Na
Egypt
Amin
Sehnee
Alan
Serge Jack Dunpivaon
Mears
Fertie
Ana
Donaldion
Bere
Donaldson
Army
Lance Cort CS
iOlsee Corp
W. Fini
Australia
M Hirboey
Navy
Howard
Candday
Sin
EI Cripps
Newington College
Sydney
England
Lindsay
Jessee
Beret
Donald
Mate Kirksey
BN Yards
Teo
Ennideon Ital
Sora
Dowaldson
Donakipon
Ganaday
Furth
Serge
Rigeman C. Grimuns
Manin
Moxon
Reinerage
Cape
Taylor
Zealand
Mazon
Ie Hamyes
Beames
Bie
Cyan
Thome
McH
Tgorin Ah Sayee
Li G. Hack
New Zea-lear
Bailey
Priva A. Lamont
Meanie
Seales
fAustrata
Bellew
Boe J. Mamett
Mertah Coop
O'Brien
Pre G
Keddell
Pellew
Nis Neat
O'Hirten
Scales
Hammett
Lieut. J. Scales
Beales
Royal Air Force
Adelaide
Bos
Canjai TB
Canada
Abrahams
Athletic Gossip From Saint Stu and War Sports
Spor ts coverage reports on sprinters Bradley Con Hansel Madeley Ledley and Stunt at a meet with victories in 120 yards hurdles and running events. U S A athletes posted strong showings while War time accounts mention injuries and wounded runners including King’s Royal Rifles and NSW display notes. A Cambridge athlete judge Templer and a 1912 Gympie Games miler are referenced. a Sydney Grammar School event at Rushcutters Bay draws large crowds with notable attendance and results.
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P. Munro
Nvativen
le. J. Beale, Corp
N. Olesen
Livit
Wincke
A. Bonkers
Gunner J.P. Meo
Sy bin
Tol Pie
Shas
New Zealand
Alo. Gunnse K
Gilmour
Australia
Ain
Pus
di Wallae
Deine
Ste bin
BA Tin
Quome
Cook
HineHeon
Quamaland
Pellew
Pruser
Cansole
Froces
Eat
Pallew
Sable
Eftor
Odin
Cheme Mediatate
James White
England
Timi
Colund
Irish Guards
Ana Atari
Corp. J. de, Mason
Lindsay
LsCorp CS
Seret
J. We Uolmen
Corp. Voitrie
Aihicken
Dominion
Anywne
Lindway
Obrien Ae
NZED
Mested
Deel
Holmes
Roz Flem
L-Corp
W.B
NA. Rifle Brigade
W. V. Nave
Gerald Kendell
Southland
Beatson
Gtec
Cine Australianss
J. Kerby
Peeminle
Scale
Dso
Marfa Wheatien
Diay
I. C. Scales
Taylor
Sydney University
Gunner
Higetveen
Lleol
Pein Jese
V_T. Hall
Syaney University
Shell
Moise Simanee Rinpér
A. ET Mall Tom
Adelaide
Royal Navst College
Sprimer
Bradley Con
Hansel
Madeley
Ledley
Stunt
FG Templer
York
Liew
Jackwon
King’s Royal Riflex
Brockholm
Jrmgler
Nsw
Sydney Grammar School
Rushguners Bay
Haeda Eariem
Pahall
Tasmanian Athletic Association Annual Meeting Report
In Hobart on Wednesday evening the Tasmanian Athletic Association held its annual meeting. President Meagher presided with vice president Ed Meagher present, and Georg Warteasculie was named secretary and treasurer. Two delegates from the following clubs were elected: Parateah and Rirartblene.
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Hy Souter
Tasmanian Athletic Asociation
Hobart
Ateliven
Wicespreadeety
Meagher
Geo. Warteasculie
Rian Aura
Wolo
Parateah
Rirartblene
Gosford Kemble
Weilhendays
Tae SeThan
Victorian public schools track meet at Mi Lauree Erleker Ground
The Victorian Public Schools held a teenth annual track and field gathering at Mi Lauree Erleker Ground with around seventy prominent attendees including Governors and mission members. Performances were strong with two records set in senior broad jump and under 16 steam events, and Melbourne Grammar claimed the premiership with Captain JG Skee AMG lifting the cup.
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Sehich
Juntice Cussen
Mel Bourne Brammer School
Dialan
EH. Thompson
Scotch College
Badormance
Skee
Sydney
Tasy
Melbourne
Wichardson
J. Cling
M.gs
Pau
Donier
Ayaoinie Wan
Ads
Roya
Record of 1917 1918 Women Track Feats and Cramer
In the 1917 Almanac for women track, Miss Bestie Cramer of Temple University is cited with a 20 foot clear in the discus. The Referee notes 1899 trends and 1918 figures. the national committee has accepted Cramer’s mark though not unreservedly.
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Ulm
Bestie Cramer
Temple University
Reinvey
Cramer
Grandemanges Uertarmance
Woodchopping challenge challenges Roy McMillan
Jack Leahy of Tarmenia responds to Roy McMillan champion of the South Coast with a vigorous challenge for 25. Leahy expresses readiness to stake the Referee Office and awaits official acceptance, promising to beat McMillan or any ace.
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washTe Mamillan
Jack Leahy
Tarmenia
Roy’ McMilLan
Tan
Lees
Coursing Club Hosts Farewell For Popular Lexshman
A detailed report on a recent coursing club event describes a farewell for a beloved sportsman, with tributes from committee members and guests. The piece notes social proceedings at Hormans Hotel, speeches praising his character and influence, and hopes for his future involvement with the Australasian Coursing Union.
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Lexshman
Rey
Irene
Hiv
Breland
Brest Tovcern
Hormans
Sydvey
Re Cosine
Alee
Fey
Geter Canterfis
Andy Flanagan
A.B. Gribben
Mire Gs" Mackn
WF Corbett
John’ Batermon
England
Mr. Foy
Randwick Rifle Club Dominates Lone Saturday Match
The Randwick Rifle Club led a weekend event at the Randwick range with A and B grade shoots, Concord Club contesting two teams in the A grade. Scores featured notable performances by Whitson and J. White while Randwick and Chatswood clubs claimed top spots and individual honors across the competition.
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Metropolian
Randwick Famerhoe
Neceumare
Weade
Mesmitheron
Randwick
Randwick Wireless Clan
Eamu
Erade
Concord Club
Ulow
Concorde
Chaimpion
Concord
Cnutyk
Wailea
Daty
Yorkshire
Tron Rockdale
Taqoinia
Randwick Literary Institute
Chatnwwood
Roseville
A. Grate
Winneva
Whitson Teancar
Greet Eexion
Fommersmen A
E Ailworth
Roveville
Thieliandwick Laterary Institute
J. White
Smellow
England carpenter faces exemption amid large family burden
A 44 year old English carpenter, father of fourteen with ten at home and four in the Army, seeks exemption as several in Al Walla could fill his job. The case reflects wartime labor needs and civilian service pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Carpenter
Biin- Gey Telbuval
al Walla
Thar
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Rhe
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Murphy
USA
Gunner Wilson
Cpl. Strickler
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NASA
MR. Victor
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Drew
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Italy
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Atria
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Markie i
Jaow's Bay
Han Fayitday
Sfiated Rowing Association
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Wfiloh
Elie Bove Phe Fisher
Ours
McCo
Rye
Rome
Sutad Ani
Aanaral Onsen
AL Abe
Rees
Union
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Ubeth
Handwick
Dunne
Pasersen
Small Arma Pace
Tory Wife Club
Sane
Knnivervory Bay
Tata
Wilalea
Mayer
Tage
Andy Blanagan
Mesa
Kane Pase
Ae Billiard&snookry
Australasian
Haymarket
NEW City Sports Depot
King Street
Newcastle
Brisbane
Tooth & Co, Ltd
Kent Brewery
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Castleisland
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Stig
Pannouly
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Vito
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Ted
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