Country Week Tennis Trials Ignite Canberra Talent
The Annual Country Week Carnival in Sydney showcases country players with strong Canberra participation including N Tadley who earned selection and a talented 14 year old Howse. Finals approach, divisions heat up, and prospects for next year loom as local hopefuls vie for dominance.
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Queanbeyan Railways and Hall Play Tennis Match
A recent Queanbeyan court friendly between Queanbeyan Railway Institute and Hall teams ended with Hall taking the overall win. Multiple doubles and mixed pairs variegated scores from 6-2 to 6-4 across the nine listed contests.
Queanbeyan Firms Easy Win Over Glebe in Tennis Match
Queanbeyan defeated Glebe 14 games to 4 on the Queanbeyan courts last weekend in a meet between the Railway Institute and Glebe clubs. The report lists numerous men’s doubles results with Railway players often winning 6-2 or 6-4, showing Queanbeyan’s clear edge though Glebe showed signs of rising form with further practice.
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Davis Cup Team Likely Four Players For 1925
Trials in Sydney and Melbourne shape turnover picks with Harry Hopman as a leading prospect. Melbourne reports point to Moon not included, Paterson and Crawford seen as likely but Hawkes questioned. French visitors in February to test Australia and reveal strength ahead of overseas Davis Cup campaign.
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20 000 Cow Path Through 100 West Monroe Building
A 14 foot cow path runs through the 22 storey 100 West Monroe Building in downtown Chicago. The passage was mandated by an early deed to Jerrod Bassett, possibly to let his cow pasture. locals recall cows common in the 1860s and question the need for the unusual corridor.
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Tates Contest Ends as Victoria Wins Bowling Carnival
South Australia ended in poor terms with Victoria after the Australian Bowling Carnival in Melbourne last Saturday. Victoria won the championship with a higher average percentage. New South Wales took third place after completing the tests with three wins and two losses.
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National Games Youth Triumph At Australis Olympiad
The first meeting ofAustralis oothiete in the National Cinines was held in Sydow last Saturday. Youthful athletes from various states excelled, led by Jimmy Carlton who won the 10 metres in 11 seconds after arriving from New Zealand that morning. Victorians I. TH. Mason and K. M. David set high jump marks, while A. W. Winter lost to M. Ebert in the men’s high jump due to recent injury. Miss R. Winter set the women’s high jump record, surpassing the old mark by one inch.
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Melbourne District Cricket Resumes With Notable Bowling Display
May cricket in Melbourne districts restarted with low scoring games and only one century. Carlton bowler Huyson was standout with seven Ragendon wickets for 3. Match results include Bourne 247 v St Kilda, Carlton 7 168 v Richmond, Essendon 71 v Hawthorn East Melbourne 188, South Melbourne 244 by Darling 112, North Melbourne 4 282 v Collingwood, and other clashes noted.
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Famous cricketer Saunders dies in Melbourne at hospital
The noted left arm bowler Jack Saunders died after throat illness and hospital treatment. A testimonial match planned to aid his health was redirected to the Victorian Distressed Cricketers Fund. Saunders, long with South Melbourne and Victoria, starred in several notable seasons and coached in New Zealand.
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Passageway to Pasture Through City Skyscraper
Fragmented reminiscence describes Michigan Avenue and a narrow passage in the 100 West Monror Building. It notes a dusty, sandy street, a single doorway, and a claimed tunnel-like corridor used by a cow to reach pasture. A legal deed is mentioned as subject to litigation.
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