Windsub and Woodstocks season close with Picnic Meeting
An eclectic report mixes entertainment and local gathering notes from Windsub at Woodstocks, including a Picnic Meeting and social functions. The text mentions performers, attendees from England and New Zealand, and references to community events, with scattered names and activities throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Wwe
Tayemety
Cloullean
Aoque
Ain “Eve
Messia Stonewall Jackson
Girfie
Recene-Ateivasyram
England
New Zealand
Meyorm Marvin Taylor
Alleand
John Fuller
Dunedin
J. Rogere
Wellingfost
Opie
Noleon
Ani
Beaneie
Mu den
Skarrary Ablemennt
Sykes
Ty Y' Cook
Iamitton Wert
F. Muddle
Melbourne Athletic Club Meets At Maribyrnong
Fragmented OCR notes describe a Melbourne Athletic Club event at Maribyrnong with references to meetings, opening heats, and participants. Names and details are unclear but indicate a track running program and club involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne Athletic Club
Maribyrnong
Victorian athletics set for Eight-Moury Sports at Agnew
A progam from the NSW Athletic League outlines Eight-Moury Sports at Agnew Ground on Saturday. Secretary Richard Gaten announces entries, with prizes listed for events like 120 yards and hurdles. The NRWAA council plans a meeting at the Sport Club tomorrow evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiberal
Austesiaa Fedeccruan
Victoran
W. Schale
I Vn
Sytner
Deniliquin Athene
Woodatocke Barmers Aid Serilern’ Epuriy
Sydney
Lithtow Bhour Brorin
Ortabrs
Rasturat &Fae
Sparta
SLS
W.athletic
Gakt-Komnsrarts
Sty
Soynbey
Clowe
Richard
Rey Gaten
Nsw
Athletic League
Ieldeloe
Chambers
Market-avreet
Yager
Kight-lane
Fie
Gowlburn-street
Seurday
Headley
Westeral Hilling
Botany Harriers win five mile race in strong field
The Botany Harriers dominated the five mile event with Hayden leading a tight pack that included Sheaves and Grandemacge as top finishers. A wide field of 54 competitors contested the Randwick Championship with notable performances from Queensland and Sydney athletes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butany Harriers
Hayden
Stepheny
Aulacene
Bey Harter
Fesimmens
Randwick
Birgyn
Gretely
Tea Warriors
Queensland
Welders
Five Miles CCC
Theeld
Rum
Rackles
Maher
Canton Hurrien
Fie
Botany Marriers Aid
South Sydney
Sydney
T. J. Waad
Botany
Soulth Sydney
East Sydney
Wedtern Sunurbin A.A.C
Ingivan Uty
Senich
Sauily
Nsw
Berade
JT Telianit
W. Porter
Kvnlihied Tourrhy Anil Nth
Niny
J McMiurdy
Rocksea Harriers
Esau
Uae
Appointment of a Board of Control for world sculling
Anomalous position arises as rules for challenges in the world sculling title prompt a Board of Control. Sydney deliberations recount Felton, Pad- don, Stanbury and others, with calls to assemble a representative panel from Australian and New Zealand scullers to settle the challenge process and date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Usher's
Metropolitan Hotel
Dally, Telegraph Building
Ames Stanbury
Lswa
United States
Canada
England
James Paddon
Felton
Erry
Thames
Paddon
Adivenium de
Arnay
Wes Pad
Don
Australia
George Towns
Ernie Barry
Dick Artin
A. D. ‘Helson
Charlie Towns
Wii Webb
Thore
Guth
Harry Pearce
New Zealand
South Island
Tako
Billy Web
Ifn
Uist
Wagwell
Ike
Fogwell
Marlborough
Iapress
Avateatia
RP. Furness
Marlborough Express
Fokwell
Furnem
Hennan
Farwell
Champion Championships at Kensington Racecourse on Saturday
A report from Victoria Park racecourse notes that the A.S. Wal Kensington club has obtained permission to hold the champion ships of the association. The program features a one mile running event and a seven mile walking event, with the walking title to be decided and the running event to crown the champion. Local clubs are involved and entries are expected from several teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL Abe
Maivare
Wally Wetch
Runmlay
Victoria
Park Racecourse
A.s.wal Kensington Racecourse
SeventH Olympiad Aadinonel Cross Country and Relay Results
Reports from the seventh Olympiad describe cross country results with Fanky Naina of Finland taking first and B Backmann of Sweden second. Lismatsinen of Finland placed third. details mention ground conditions and distances, with Finland leading in team points and the United Kingdom third. The relay race (1600 metres per team of four) shows the United Kingdom winning with 1 point, followed by South Africa, and Norway. Other notes reference the marathon and pentathlon events, including Hewitt and Scully in track contexts and Swedish athletes placing in modern pentathlon.
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Aadinonel
Fanky Naina
Finland
B. Backmann Isweden
Lismatsinen
Feri
Nurmi
Backman
Finlans
United Kingdom
Bweslen
South
Franketon
Wesley College
Hewitt
Mdgul
Antwerp
George Parkey Han Pepe
Wae
C. Hadgels
Kelly
U.A
Engisna
Tims Biriale Scully
Inal
U.S.A
THE RIFLE CHAMPIONSHIP BETWEEN SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE UNIS
Sydney University wins a close interuniversity rifle contest against Melbourne University with standout scores by Shaw and Alexander. Event part of Southern and Western RCs Association grade matches, attracting clubs and marking a peak in design and shooting discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney University
Rcs
M.d.res
MRC
PT. Bartridge
Balmain Crew Seeks Strong Finish at Local Regatta
Serious teaming and careful preparation surround Balmain rowing as they vie for success at the recent event. Mentions of Balmain Rowing Club and Brimpe Street Drummoyne venues, with references to upcoming heats and spectator viewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baimgim
Amiys
Baimein
Hatitweisit
Ted Ghee
Billott-atreet
Balmain
Balmain Rowing Club
Brimpe Street
Drummoyne
Haring
Hadfield
Kelly Deven Tee Hadfield
New Zealand
Jones
Tony
Brisbane sculling carnival notes and English football tour
A fragmented report records declarations by John Blacks Wereld Judd and W Pagwell for the Brisbane sculling carnival with entrants listed and ships from Sydney. It mentions James Paddon leaving for a tour, Dirk Arnab’s challenge to Rimé, and English footballers finishing their Australian program after four losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Blacks
Wereld Judd
W. Pagwell
Brisbane
Barry
Felloners Rinley
Arnst
Fi McDevitt
Shore
West
Gagein
McAlpine
Messenger
Geo. Matterany
Price
Ges. Towns
Chiistren
Goddaell
McClear
Gale Sora
Sydney
Wrandra
Orlere
Studing
W "Beach
Northern Express
Paddon
James Paddon
Yeramy Teall Lane
Dirk Arnab
Rime
Paddall
Wilany Beach
Newcastle
Australia
mcHew Seal
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Woodstocks
Amegrury
Greyhounds
Ian Sand Tan
Emady Rind
Fiona Bi
Bix Wheeler
Felion
Nina
Ienanmen
Fem Kn
Pnas
Arnott
Dungog
Marke
Grep
Kelahery
J J Wardste
Teityan Shay
Muhutban
Tive Fins
Becre
Scully
Am ‘Uidee
Wade
Natal
Nates
Teller
Rojecsan
Salvator
Watts
Dave Ayatem
Adame
Tor
W. Cranton
Aynne
Wally
Ours
Smitovie
Wwf
Steyr
Ieee
Beddome
Wella Tosdey
R. W. Beddome & CO
Tinie Tema
Ian Ann Wow Ablainadie
Wilkinson
Wickham Street
Valley
Hine Wu
EL Nbchis
Allan
Aline
Hybana
Auasso
Silane
Dreay
Thea
Granta Romane Ec
Fras
Vivett
ARGUS
Council of the
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Wil Awe
The
Spore Club
N.S.W
Boore
Hungarsstreet
Werna Greummancer
JJ. Miller Prine
Milbauene
Ate
Nigel Barkers
Tamoue
Fr Tyrmualy Hayden
On, Richardson and
Koxciusko
Bede Carroll
Fries Chater
Ornynbou
Moma
Ted
Goa
Board OF Control
Enum Enauiends Regatta
Vomeon Idelngatay
Mitchell A. Gordon
Raymond
Noblati
L. MaVicar
Rick
Vo Honch Apshlamieratary
SALA
H. Brooks
H- Hocking
FL. Parsons
G. Oke
Babbage
Hy Krams
J. Parrington
Mas
Canady
Auckland
AW Walker! Club
Venour
Nathan Shield
Setinday
Varnaur
Melbovene
Caiel Attra Ao
TLC
Tarueth Aera
Sanday
Syuney
Mlusutaeh
Ios
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Stevenson
Mosman-Neutral Bay
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Metrop Railway
al Wind
JO Suingory
Urramyatta
Gee Lea
Austen
Melbourne
Rio
Lallows
Gerabir
Getonn
Byley I Goroney
Tasmania
He Fred
Adelaide
Teave
Perth
W. Beale
Novia
Poule
Linbillien
Esne
Eimount
Aesvelalion
Uaperier
Photon
Ty Ve
A. A.baynes
Renare Ie
N.R.A
Heering
Copenhagen
Merehaai
Jucien Ameia
Sel Conn
Lady Saas
Moree
Ene
Wanwerang
Wurreman
von Gate
Iit
Eeventabee Beate
Roe Teree
Felton Tor
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