Australians Triumph in First Tennis Test
Sydney Sunday reports Australia taking the opening test match at Rushcutters Bay led by Jack Crawford who defeated F J Perry to put Australia in an unassailable position. Australia won nine rubbers, twenty two sets, one hundred eighty five games to three rubbers, one hundred forty five games, with Adrian Quist and others also performing strongly. The crowd of ten thousand four hundred cheered Crawford and the Australian side as they extended a growing tennis nation’s early series advantage.
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Jack Crawford
F. J. Perry
England
Rushcutter’s Bay
Australia
Crawford
Perry
America
Melbourne
Craw‘ford
Crawford Rone
Pormera
Thorn
Adrian Quist
Hughes
Youngeter
Hoghen
Leo
McGrath
Wahota
Hopman
Mopman
Atraight
Fin On
Outsiders Win Racing at Eagle Farm Brisbane
At Eagle Farm Brisbane yesterday two favourites prevailed with Spear Prince taking the Champagne Stakes after a tight finish with High Benla. Exaltation sped to a strong win in the Shorts Handicap, while Brown Fores secured a creditable victory in the Southport Handicap amid a lively meeting featuring trials and multiple minor placings.
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Brisbane
Eagle Farm
Brown Fores
High Benia
Exaltation
Southport
Siady
Wbrissoe
Higheye
O'Sullivan
Jean Stewart
K McNamara
Waleere
Alma Bay
No Risk
Ambuchilles
Abstract
Highinia
Bachelor Prince
Parade
Serefix
Sir Duncan
Checkley
Bachelor
Misa Leo
Shelleraf
Wyben
Botting
Silady
Higheoe
Bouthport
Brown Force
J. Boosband
Leolita
A. Milley
Bachelor's
Hill
Tarna
True Promise
Alewnett
Arboreal
Ington
Mr. Speaker
Brows Force
Lady Brinantella
L. Ashney
Spear Kop
W. Briscoe
Hak Char
Tanwon
Foreeona
Laatstoot
Sage Force
Ratbox
Trelawnay
Dinekbeard
Dan
Sir Perella
Byromjee
Talvez
Mark
Mabel
Plume
Hok Char
Lady Brindabella
Prince Arungal
W. O'Brien
Waltepu
Donges
Maranerito
W. Manning
Beau Don
Langoere
Renfrew
Bay Prince
Stepper
Wawoon
Trajectory
Prince Arongal
Maranerico
Waitape
Aind
Dividensis
Rifle Shooting Military Club Borers Trophy Range Meet
The Military Rifle Club held the G. Richard trophy event on Warwick range Saturday afternoon with light wind and steady conditions. Competitors fired at 300 500 and 600 yards across 10 and 11 shot rounds, scoring across numerous shooters including Enger, G Bundlands, W Campbell, M Campbell, Locke, and others as they aimed for top marks and the bursting point noted by Mr. Good’s group.
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G. Richard A
Warwick
Detallas
Enger
A. Miller
Bundiiands
Coten
W. Campbell
Campbell
Idi
Absolum
Hort
Squiret
Lefranche
Hogg
Morgan
Shelley
Corlin
Coulaen
Mr. Good
Mra
R.locke
TR. Locke
Mre
Locke
Misa E
Hollings
Western district cricket scores and brief rounds
In a rough day of cricket, Zingaris posted 86 at Slade Park while Western Districts were 118 all out. Swan Creek, replying, were dismissed for 6 and Warwick's bowling limited Swan Creek to 55. In the second innings, Western Districts faced struggles as Groom and Ryan built a late stand to reach 65 before a collapse.
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Show Ground
Slade Park
Western Districta
Swan Creek
Butterham
Houghton
Ziggaris
B. Sumphries
Webber
George
Battersam
Hampthies
Blake
Jagt Tong
Hunter
Bell
Costello
Evang
Houghton Ryan
Fraser
Ryan
Batterham
Groom
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Coatello
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St, George
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Reid
C Curkelly
B. Humphries
Prager
Wobbar
Evans
Batterdam
Rigby
Humphries
Ferguson
Humphrice
Stade
Rebert
Swell day at Clifford Park horse racing meeting
Nadorguil and Ladadandy lead a strong card at Clifford Park with Skaphan posting a fast win in its second run. Trainer Neale lands two wins with Ladadandy and Skaplae, while Caper Souce is beaten by two heads. maid en handicap results show Ladadandy and Budorgall taking early divisions amid varied placings.
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Nadorguil
Ladadandy
A. Neale
Bridge Charm
H. Hall
Billett
B. Tebb
Trish Lever
Blue Syee
Korine
Part- Ing Gift
Wedge Pinoy
Seragiat
Big Hleart
Hetting
Siblett
Onal
Budorgall
Annott
Yarriaddis
Waterson
Sunny Glen
Fenton
Jodphur
Finnea Ted
Evens Kenland
Loco Ferssf
Kinmon
Jokola
D. McAuliffe
Lom
Skyvtia
Tebb
Pole Carew
Lady Craft
High Alliance
Sugary
Nassaurine
Jokulla
Bkyatte
Skaphos
Lurcher Light
Little Mareun
G. Bornea
Herga
Chantler
Rigarcin
Bachelor’s Cash
Royal Barnard
Urnsyee
Phanor
Evensoper Saouse
Eudorgudll
No Hood
Iond
Timé
Victoria's Batsmen Dominate Queensland Shield Clash
In Brisbane, Victoria reaches 214 for three declared after a slow start, with Ponsford and Rigg putting up a 114-run stand while OXenham led Queensland bowling. Tait earlier made 136 minutes for 84 as Wyeth and the tail pushed Queensland from 410 to 340 before luncheon. The match ends with stumps on day two, Queensland 145 in their first innings.
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Queensland
Tait
Wyeth
Ebeling
Smith
Victoria
Woodfull
Ponaford
Oxenham
Andrews
O'Brien
Wight
Ponsford
Rigg
Orens
Talton
Mes
Darling
Oxénlam
Tuna
Woodfall
Ren
Moonee Valley Ruling Light Wins Pung Handicap
Ruling Light takes the Pung Handicap at Moonee Valley ahead of Rex Aurantice and Yaropian after a strong run from the apprentice Prea ton. The meeting also features two year old handicaps won by Almura and Quarto, with dominant performances and fresh odds across multiple races.
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Ruling Light
Moonee Valley
Rex Auriuti
Ruler More
Preaton
Herosa
Alintira
Lady Doris
T. Dynon
Manliost
N. Bracken
Umbertana
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Dress Balt
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Auto
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Buckler
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Kwonta
Grenatier
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Laquacity
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Florence
Nod
Rexurantie
R. Reed
Yaropian
Etreporua
Zethens
Knocktemple
Mars
Crown
Glideaway
Croscon
Amy’s
Rex Aurantice
Win
Place
Hannicap
Tar Sapphire
Prines Concert
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F. Wright
Rulnut
Akornes
Wincooner
Bernadette
Moharatta
All
Joy
Galen Swan
Kinfouns
Sally's Hobe
Vedas
Cape Don
Silray
Emanate
Biar Sapahtaie
Sea Rover
Prince Conceit
Pleasantry
A. Dewhurst
Rakelia
Il. Henley
Great Bear
Moran
Val Rase
Rondelle
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Namolis
Master Plymouth
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Burshire
Lady Norma
Botting
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Prohibition
Croquet results listed for Monday Wednesday and Saturday
The excerpt shows croquet match results with players and scores across Monday Wednesday and Saturday. Matches include Loma versus Sandberg 2-24, Trove and Eolery versus Pentacost and Carey 20-21, and other pairs such as Margettn Woolf, Ferguson vs Thomas, and Sandberg Filteroft against Broanan Mina Lomas with scores ranging from 10 to 44.
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Mra
Sandberg
Mra. Tutsum
Mesdomen Johnson
Hoekwood
Mesdomes Trove
Eolery
Mesdumes Pentacost
Carey
Meadamen Margettn
Woolf
Mr. Madgwick
Ming Marshall
Mra. Ferguson
Mrs. Thomas
Mra Filter
Punters Win Royal Tune’s Handicap at Moorefield
Bookmakers suffered a rough day at Moorefield with six favorites winning nine events. Royal Tune edged Dilemme by a half head in the Moorefield Handicap, with Opulent and Cordova among top finishers in earlier races. Notes include Nip Per winning the Juvenile Handicap first division, Narbethong taking the second division, and other close finishes across the program.
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Bs Bartle
Cordova
J. Stanton
Fairole
M. McCarten
Taleger
Tremanton
Manter- Een
Chiefava
Heydey
Prote
Hosehill
Glory Girl
Roy Walsh
Rechabite
Opuleni
Nurdille
T. Mortimer
Raleigh
Milantheon
MM. McCarten
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Gay _ Hawk
Wicklow
Dover Patrnor
Prince Peter
Sudbury
Pleat
J-Nardale
Achat
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Powertdale
Florida
Magnus
Gilmour
Pitch Dork
Tontetot
Artful Clara
Shelton
Eve
Stanton
Liv Erin
J. O'Sullivan
Myatmin
Green Tip
Violet May
Diana Rose
Hetting
Ful Clare
Lady Brin
Bolt
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Tatyoon
R. Jamey
Bapryendo
Astute
Alantia
Tima
Royal Tone
D. Munro
Sanballat
Sagrada
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Royal Tune
Dilemme
Ehteen Bartons
Lenght
Secant
Wind
Carlton MI
Shadow
Battle
Quagya
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Craviz
Red Shadow
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See
Duleepsinh To Return To India From England
Duleepsinhis return announced in London says he will retire from international cricket after discrimination claims by cricket authorities. He notes life lessons beyond cricket and hints at future focus away from the game.
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London
England
Duleepsinh
India
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