The Devil's Third Wins at Wagga Coursing Night
Wagga meeting ran six events with lively betting. The Devil won the hurdle race ahead of Claret's Image and Jumping Boy, while Bon Profit and Warm Corner claimed other divisions in a night of tight finishes and strong bookmakers.
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von Thradas
Ively
Winkers
Lees
Olaret
Evens
Iffy
Ular
Yon Profit
Wagea
Murrombidgee
Prince Ronald
Swagman
Gundagal
Bon Profit
Bon Preut
Lynette
Herenter
Worm Corner
Threex
Hartleg
Gellint Plara
Hartling
My Honey
Fair Buttons
Fa R Duttons
Henry Boy
Nevil
Wieyd
Henty Boy
Tallnga— Southern Crows
H. Speira
Henry Tey
Quinn & Chailow Bon Mill
Cinchon
Wiandmill
Mrs. G. Hunt
Bob Muir
Paaps
Khayyrue
Hay
Hope
Claret
Image
the Devil
Sentinel Back The Champion Gentinel Returns to Racing
The champion greyhound Gentinel resumes racing after a galloping scare, returning from a scare injury in Wollongong on Monday, and is backed by supporters hoping for a strong comeback.
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Gentinel
Cace
Wollongong
Le Glet Battery Rifle Club Opens Season With 600-Yard Match
The first official Le Glet Battery Rifle Club show of the new season contested a 600 yard event under fair, mild breeze conditions. Scores featured several top shots and veterans outscored by rising talents. August plans for a combined trophy event were noted and a no-shoot next weekend for members traveling to Chien Club.
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le Glet Battery
Fife
Seval LW
N Rla
Stara
Erade
Chien Club
Air
Hammond Best Could Bowl Bradman in 1920s Opinion
English cricket writers belittle Australia legend Bradman while praising Hammond as a top bowler and hitman. Parkin argues modern bowling has weakened batting, citing Macdonald who claimed he could bowl Bradman with a bladder.
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Knglish
Doc Parkin
Hammond Wold
Ranjitsinhgi Hradiman
Bradman Accepts Invitation to Test Match in Sydney
Bradman said he had accepted the invitation of the New South Wales Cricket Association to take part in the J. M. Gregory W. Bardsley testimonial match in Sydney beginning October 9. It is understood several South Australia players including D Q Bradman C L Badcock C V Trimble F Ward and M G Walter were asked if they would travel to Perth in October to face the English team if invited.
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D. Q. Briadtan
C. L. Badcork
C. V. Trimmelt
F. Ward
M. G. Walte
South Australia
Perth
Bradman
N.S/W. Cricket Association
J. M. Gregory-W. Bardsley
Sydney
Wagga Club Hosts Official 50 Yard Shoot
Weather favorable and many members competed at 50 yards ronge with slight breeze affecting gauges. Prospects included G E Whitford and C Brunskill as possibles and R W Hall in teams. Notable scores listed for Mulqueeney Goodwin Brunskill Archer with several shooters showing strong form in this second official event.
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Ronge
G. E. Whitford
C. Brunskill
R W. Hall
W. Mulqueeney
A. S. Goodwin
L. E. Brunskill
G.S. Archer
Deliberate Fraud At Gundagai Court
Francis Millay Reilly, a former railway employee, was sentenced to one month for stealing a parcel valued at £2 from the Gundagai railway station. He allegedly ordered goods from Sydney under a false name and took the parcel while staff were at lunch.
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Gundagai Court
Francis Millay Reilly
Reilly
Sydney
Heenzo Usage Rally Ties To Home Campaign
A garbled note mentions The Rev F H Raynard of The Central Methodist Mission and a phrase about using Heenzo in every home. Details are unclear due to OCR error but indicate a church leader promoting a home use campaign with possible religious framing.
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F. H. Raynard
Central Methodist Mission
Ieee
Chamiste
Rugby scorers and team totals from a 1960s match summary
The report lists player scores and percentages for several teams including Whitford, Howard, Edwards, and Tronekl, with totals and individual tallies such as Whitford 32 and Rodham 44. It presents a fragmented, OCR style box of scorers and team totals.
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CG. KH. Whitford
R. Hall So
L. Rodgle
W. Wild
G. E. Whitford
L. Barratt
J. Donole
P. Nelson
Howard
E. Guotes
L. Howard
L. Robinson
L. BE. Brunskilla
W. Robinson
I. Post
Ryu
Edwards
L. Barrand
A. Godwin
Shoemark
Manlellowmey
Graham
Co Wreck
Manchoukuo imposes import ban on Australian goods
The government of Manchoukuo announces a ban on imports of wool wheat and flour from Australia. The move follows a delay caused by Japan not exerting pressure. Australian coal shipments arrived before the ban and will sustain supplies for a considerable time.
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Tokio
Manchoukuo
Australia
Japan
Mancheckuo
Tragedy after rough Albanian Czech football match in Valuna
A violent melee broke out during a football match between Albania and Czechoslovakia in Valuna Albania. A Czech goalkeeper attacked the referee after an Albanian fault and chaos followed with spectators joining in. Four spectators were killed and several wounded as gendarmes intervened.
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Valuna
Albeania
Spectatora
Ruraheil
Arsenic Poisoning At Riverview Station Deaths Claim
Government Analyst rules Noel Harmer aged 26 caretaker at Riverview Station 39 miles from Ghudagai died of arsenic poisoning. His wife found with throat cut is recovering. Detective Sergi Allmond of the CSE pursues a theory of self harm pending interview after her recovery.
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Noel Harmer
Riverview Station
Ghudagai
Sergi Allmond
C.S.E
Abe
Forged 10 Notes Warn Public In Sydney
Sydney police warn the public about forged 10 notes circulating and urge vigilance to avoid loss. Investigators say the counterfeit currency breaches may lead to financial harm and urge reporting suspicious bills immediately.
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Sydney
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