Australian Y.M.C.A. clubs and league notes briefed
The report covers YMCA and league activities in Broken Hill and Sydney areas. It records August plans for Newtown’s gathering, delegates named for the NSWFL, and leadership changes at Paddington and Redfern clubs. It notes Sir Harry Rawson Cup chances, a Jubilee year suggestion, and forthcoming school competitions and medals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.M.C.A
Broken Hill Association
Newtown
J. A. Kelso
Mesurn
Willy
Westroth
Edwanis
New Zealand
Wilks
Mulbourne
H. Chesney Harte
E.W. Butler
W. FP
Lea
Sydney
Paddington
Tom Coleman
Ve. Trumper
Om Vic
Padd
Aimee
Len Alexander Reache
Mar. T. Hodgson
Harry Knight
J.P
East Sydney
Messrs. Coleman
Meight
N.S.W. FL
J. J. Virgo
Y.mlc.a
Canada
United States
Virgo
Col Wge
America
U.mlc.a. Chula
Australasia
Roplea
Lawa
Tha Guma
Hava Benn
T.nmca
Mosers
J. H. Mathews
Nab
W. W. Reynolds
Hananaland
Tehop. Measrs
Matiiws
R. J. Foord
Redfern Clut
Tom Dugan
Mtason
Marai Herbert
Boony Hothery
Binte
Udy
Westralia
Newftown
Via
Wil
Otto W. Balihaueen
Ite
Austrnian Association
Va. A. Laird
Liberto
Pew
Weadiobite Usacer
Commonwealth
Dominion of New Zealand
Moumder
Herman
Mae
Pata
Pyres
Regeiain
Cormea
Uhfel
Association Football Governing Body Questioned at Sporty Club Meeting
The annual meeting of the Eoccer Footballera Association was held at the Sporty Club on Friday evening. Officials include A B Law as Secretary and Mr Geiebeack. Debate emerged over the state's weak governance and plans to send a team to England, with calls to reform the board and focus on improving local football management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnocstion
Mercer Football
Slough
A. B. Law
Giebe
Havin
Taby
Gimcumsion
Cornell
England
Barlow
Miss Jennie Lee and Joan Burnett in Memoir of Stage Life
The article recalls Miss Jennie Lee and Miss Joan Burnett, detailing Lee’s rise from London stage beginnings to leading roles in Australia, and tracing connections to Kate Corcoran and Shiel Barry. It recounts Barry’s early mining days, theatre beginnings, and later triumphs in Anglophone stages, plus reader letters about Corcoran and the Sydney theatre scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Lee
Joan— Bhiel Barry
Kate Corcoran
A. V. Brooke—Chang
Bigamigt —Coppin
Stack
Asia
Burnett
Joan Burnett
Grey-street
East Malbourne
Melbourne
J. C. Williamson
Mise Burnett
Australia
Sydney
Jennie Leo
Lyceum Theatre
London
Lyanhourough
Strand Theatre
Strand
Kate Santley
Edward Terry
Harry Paulton
Bethern
United States
Lord Dundreary
Jota Wood
Niblo’s Gardens
Mesera Jarrett
Palmer
Aslon Square Theatre
States
San Francisco
Misa Lee
Dion Boucicault
England
Surrey Theatre
Round Town
Edgar Bruce
Globe
Miss Lee
Burhett
Shiel Barry
Waddron
Sussex-street
Mina
W. H. Ford
G. R Pidding
Maitland
Church
Andy Donohoe
Atge
New South Wales
Lambing Flat
Ballarat
Sydrer
Hayreed
Wilson's Circus
Dodge
Flora Anerend
Jerry Dodge
Wilson
Circus
John Wilson
Cincun
America
Oregon
Lyons
Prince of Wales Theatre
Ariel
William Hoskins
Kate Cortorin
J. &. Smith
Mamre
Witham Dind
Kitty
Hicks
Kate
Kata Corcoran
Bourke-strest
Barry Hilla
Hills Terrace
Dlove By
Corcoram
Prince of Wels
G. W. Brooke
Orminon
Mord
Pitt-street
India
Cooper and Batley
Cole
Taluo
Emile Melville
Johnny Cooke
James Cooke
Cooke
Zoura
Wilpon
John Wilpon
Severn
Irish Day Rail Camp Brawl Sparks Tanderages Hill Turmoil
A St Patrick's Day clash broke out at a railway camp with revelry turning into fighting. Contenders from Tanderages Hill joined the fracas as banners flashed and glass and formation bits flew. One spectator lamented the lack of a “blue crew” to steady the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crete
Waverley Club Swim Row Over Dual Representation
A Sydney water polo style dispute erupts as Waverley club members clash with Rozelle over a swimmer race rule. The row centers on whether Cleary can represent two clubs in one season, given amateur rules. Public opinion and swimming bodies may decide the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverley Club
WASA
Gagga
Cleary
Rowalle
Woo
North Byaney Club
Fopelle Club
North Sydney Club
Tradl
Prigs and People in a Fragmented Rag
A chaotic collage of humor and innuendo portrays racy vignettes and slang filled scenes. It jokes about courtship, vanity, an American fleet arrival, and assorted city-life sketches with scattered names and places, all in a pulpy, melodramatic tone.
Challenging Reply From Sportsmen Club Across the Issue
A fibered protest from a sports club rebuts a challenge published in the last two issues of Sportsman. The writer rejects the challenger’s demand, claims the opponent’s depot affiliation is improper, and suggests a race at Bondi with three men from the rival club. They pledge to race Cleary for any prize if the other club accepts a later date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TP Leper
Prises Nutts
Ang Bunny
Dolar
Jullybelly Joe
Andrew Mack
P and & Hver
Danny
Dutchy
Aitken
Barrowtone
Jack
Wade
Arthur
Andrew
Burterville
Agen
Ri B.C
Sunol
Tidy
Heard
Skaleey
Cleary
Also Mentioned on This Page
Association
William Hoskings
Theatre Royal
Barry
Handy Andy
John Drew
Ahiel Barry
Barry Bullivan
Wthin
Bia
Lambing
Biel Barry
Dies Beleleault
Michael Feaney
Gaspard
Irving
Matthias
Hia
Andra
McCane
Ateret
C.P.S
Cae
Bob McMillan
Little Tich
Troubadour
Uconnor
Bunny
Thawi Ibey
John Montgemery
Dunsingham
Cecil Cliffe de Chugge
Jenny Negra
Quack Doctor
Reggie
Reg
Maroubra
Bisa
Waverley
BNY
Daesell
Bondi Ba
Dave Tidy
He Barcay
Barcay
Dave Faolly
walPar
Wwe
Diak Laereet
Sete
Baverley
Rosalie Actien
Bill
Bull
Helr
Roselle
Rozelle
Bull O'Connor
Debbes
Rozelle Club
Jack Shearer
Cub
Pho Hoya
Rane
Gould
Thiraty Trouke
le Grim Death
Joule Elliott
Jack Howe
Jacko
Tom Clarey
Tamey Crowe
Baby Joe
Posso Brennan
Baby
Tosco
Troubs
Chines
Prigs and
Nash
Ark & Wes
Steward
Nemesia
Wii
Sydney On & Place
Theo Atick
Adam
Eden Glades
Eve
Mise Magnet
Loadstone
West
Gwen
Uncle Sam
Alevision
Sera
Spooners
Newcastle
Pat
George
Nutta
Ya Bunny
Ace Ag
Pendey
Jack Stewart
Vic Midson
Tom Clearey
Denny O’brien
Joe Weeda
Hee
Bill Wheeler
Rolle F.C
Bunny Burnside
Joe Billott
Examiner No. 6
Rosello
Examiner
Mace
Phyllis
Harry Hotspur
Reynic
Sportsman
Billo
Ory
Milky
Mary Ann
Henaly
Aitko
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