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THE PIMPLY PARSON.
Temora, N.S.W., has earned an unenviable fame in matters connected with religious bigotry. A happier town did not exist in New South Wales until Dill Macky carried ...
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Racing Reflections
The Creek proprietary and its bearing on racing affairs in this State has so often been dealt with in these columns that the subject has begun to be worn nad threadbare. But ...
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SPORTS OFF SOUTH.
A whole contingent of Brisbane sports went south last week in the Innamincka. Prominent among theme was Bill Noud, who was in charge of Forge. Though not engaged ...
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A DAY AT ESK.
The races at Esk took place on Wednesday, and attracted a big crowd of Brisbane sports who thoroughly enjoyed the trip to the Upper Brisbane district. The principal ...
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PLANNED PERSECUTION.
But the Creek Co., with devilish ingenuity, have planned a system of persecution in the way of heavy fines on the jockeys for trivial offences that practically prevents the boys ...
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SOCIETY SIDELIGHTS
Last week Society was mostly engaged in pretending to be very interested in the tennis tournament. Tennis isn't a bad game, but it p[?]ls considerably if watched ...
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TROUBLE WITH THE TOTE.
Notwithstanding the vaunted powers of the totalisator to make racing successful and popular, word comes from Adelaide that a marked shrinkage io the receipts has taken ...
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Billiards.
The flying handicap at Tatt's Club is rip idly approaching completion, and the final will be played off next week.' At the Centennial Club the A and B, grade ...
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SHORT SHRIFT FROM STARTER SHEA.
Be that as it may, however, it is readily granted that the boys, especially at the Greek, give the starter a lot of vexatious trouble. But starter Shea has a good name ...
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LOOSE GRANTING OF LICENSES.
In a race at the Creek, last Saturday, Antarctic was ridden by a midget named Anderson, in a very amateurish fashion. So poor was his display that the question was ...
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EXCESSIVE EXACTIONS.
The Q.T.C meeting, set down to be run off on September 19, has attracted 117 nominations, and if handicapper Richardson put in some of his best work close ...
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TATT'S NEXT TURNOUT.
The next race meeting of Tattersall's Club is set down for Saturday, September 24. As on the last occasion, Eagle Farm will be the convincing ground, and the club ...
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NOTES.
Fitzgrafton is doing splendidly on the Randwick training tracks. Harrow, Balforur, Optimist, Whitebait and Buckhurst have not impressed the touts ...
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