Henneberry in welter clash and boxing notes in Australia
A chaotic review covers Henneberry and rivals facing Daidomes in Wales, with pluses and drawbacks of fighting styles. It notes upcoming bouts, training in Brisbane, and plans for Stewarts return to England, plus boxing history on name changes and several Australian cricket team selections for MCC tour.
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Daidomes
Wales
Coughhouse
Hesneberry
Wenneberry
Jones
Nat
George Daven
Henneberry
Jkaye de Clare
Ben Valentinn
Cicha
Arm
Ernie Roderick
Eatly
Henry Arwativag
Dingee Gadd
England Picks and Omission Highlights for Australia Tour
The report lists Daven Smith and Nichols Wellard as leading all rounders and two of England’s fastest scorers, Bartlett and Gimblett, with new Australia trialists Brockleband Geif-Gus Mobey and Parker. It notes several omissions including Hammond Hatton Compton Fagg and Wright as England prepares for the 14-41 season and Tripe Test records from Australia South Africa matches, plus state selector speculation for 1939-40 with Marks Gwynne and Ives among potential candidates. election set for August 21.
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W. Copson
A. W. Goddard
M. Lesland
Y. N Yardley
Hy Verity
K. Farnes
Valentine
Wilkinson
Gibb
Australia
South Africa
Jack Fingleton
CV. Grimmett
J. H. Fingleton
W. A. Brown
Brown
lyio—Fingleton
England
Brisbane
New South Wales
A. Marks
L. Guyshe
W. Ives
Doings in England and cricket feats recalled
A summary of English cricket notes mentions Phil Mead scoring 127 for Suffolk against Lincolnshire, Buller’s progress from a car smash injury, Bakewell’s return from 1950 crash, Smyles reaching 100 wickets for Yorkshire, and a historic sequence of bowlers achieving this milestone since Gouldard in 1937. It also notes Leary Constantine’s move and resulting wealth change in Lancashire’s report.
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Suffolk
Lincolnshire
Phil Mead
Lucker
England
Hampshire
Sidney Buller
Worcestershire
Bakewell
Northamptonshire
Bateman
T. E Smayles
Yorkshire
Derbyshire
Australia Cuba final in Americas zone tennis at Sealright
Australia and Cuba open a three day final in Sealright for the Americas zone with the Colas Team led by Ricardo Morales and Rene Herrara. Australia appears set to win while other matchups determine future rounds. selections include Davy Tup players and Hem yer Henkel excluded due to an American pro visit.
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Cuba
Sealright
Hemi
Colas
South Africa
Hem Yer Henkel
Miss Jocelyn Wheeler to Marry German Davis Cup Star H Henkel
From America comes news of the forthe m ing marriage of Miss Jocelyn Wheeler to German Davis Cup player H Henkel. Wheeler, a rising US player, had shown strong 1938 performances and gained in form through European tournaments including the German French and Wimbledon championships. She defeated noted players at Wimbledon while Henkel’s form fluctuated after a strong 1937-38 season, with past rankings and victories against Crawford and McGrath noted in historical context.
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Jocelyn Wheeler
H. Henkel
United States
Miss Wheeler
Mina Betty Nuthall
Mee
Ronald Filia
Senorita Anite Liana
Chile
Unites Staige
Mise Wheeliarako
Misa
Alice Marbl
Mise Helen el
Ety Mucha
France
Mowe
Mathie
Henke
Australia
Donald Budgey
G. van Cramm
Gera
Jack Crawford
Viv
McGrath
Evsperas Davie Sicher
Americas
Chase
Marriage trends revive strong partnerships in Australian tennis
The article notes that marriage can rejuvenate athletic partnerships, citing Australian stars like Crawford and Cox who married after prominence in New South Wales and Australia. It highlights Mrs. Crawford formerly Miss Majone Cox as a leading player, and Mrs. Hopman once Nell Hall, who moved to Melbourne after marriage and became a top player there and later in England and America with the Australian team. It mentions Mr. and Mrs. Van Rye as another couple now nearing retirement in the U.S.
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England
Fave Weraustories
Wowesyr
Shamapion
Paddy Boxall
Amtrain
Tod Morgan
Cabotac Hing Baw
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cIyeki Winn
Awstestin
Mase Prijay
Evond
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Fuuh
Duyra
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Youle
Ee Boreelly
Gerrard
Ty Travaskie
Vierneia
Beishanh
Mar Sehmeing
Walter Dunvel
Europe
Atlante
Tanteh
Om Lowi Yor
Petir Lane
Peter Kana
Giltetters
Australia
Hopman
Crawfords
Crawford
Majone Cox
New South Wales
Nell-Hall
Sydney
Harry Hopman
Melbourne
America
van Rye
Nerves in Sport and Pregame jitters among greats
The article discusses nerves in sports across disciplines noting that champions also suffer jitters before competition. It cites Don Bradman and W H Forsyth as players showing nerves before matches, including Forsyth’s record 422, and mentions Woodfull easing once at the crease, highlighting mental strain in cricket and broader sports culture.
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Bradman
W. H Fonsicrt
Tamani
W. M. Woodfull
Stele
England
Boxing nerves and cool heads shape ring legends
The article recalls boxers and their temperaments before fights, noting Punch and Hendry as finalists, and profiles several fighters. Macartney’s resolve, nerves affecting rounds, and routines of Collins, Palmer, Henneberry, Wilson, Young, Richards, and Stewart illustrate how mental state influenced performance and demeanor in the boxing arena.
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Punch
Hendry
Mately
Macartney
Sim
Mac
Ream
Harry Collins
Australia
Ambrose Palmer
Fred
Henneberry
Jackie Wilson
Kui Kone Young
Ron Richards
Ossie Stewart
Nelsons Open Run Boosts Golf Business In America
Byron Nelson tied with Graig Wood and Densmore Shute, then won a playoff after an 108 hole struggle on a Philadelphia course. The event is depicted as a major business showcase with endorsements, equipment deals, and big money shaping the sport. The Spring Mill venue is described as a vast setup with tents and facilities for press and players, amplifying the spectacle amid high temperatures.
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Byron Nelson
Philadelphia
Ele Nelson
Graig Wood
Densmore Shute
Wood
America
Spring Mill
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