Ridley Shines as Champion Ship Tennis Highlight
Norman Ridley delivered a standout performance at the men singles final of the national championship, defeating Be Ayliffe and Bromjeut oulibe Chaya to claim the title in Sydney. The Canberra match and Sydney crowds marked a high point in his rising career with praise from observers for his speed and precision.
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Anelire
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Hlhaitly
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Vette
Ridley
Straka
Merkin
Sydney
Howe
Chong
bin Jaurther
Stioweel
Cope
Didly
Slike
Dia
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Ptaivlard
New South Wales
Olympic Tests Highlight Young Swimming Marvels
The Ky ney list meet staged a showcase of rising swimmers with a girl and boy delivering standout performances. A 100 metres backstroke dash set a notable time, whileNearby records and city sensations emerged as new talents drew attention from coaches and spectators.
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Wedding Bells Hardman Ledlie in New South Wales
A Canberra wedding on December 12 united May James Hartiuin Hardman and Miss Lulan Efinor Ladle at St Salit's Church Wickham Terrace Eriba. The bride wore ivory marquetted gown with embroidered veil and orange blossom coronet. witness Miss Evelyn Ledlie wore a pink tartan gown. The groom was supported by Mr. Bob Farmelie and organist Mr. L. Ayaenah. reception followed with Mrs. J. C. Free hosting guests. The couple planned to reside in Canberra after marriage.
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Ledie
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Afternoon tea elimination at cricket matches discussed
The Territory Cricket Association executive considered removing the ten minute afternoon tea interval from matches. Ainslie and Capital Hill clubs discussed the impact on pacing and scoring, with transfers and a club's player pool noted. The committee debated fairness of Northbourne Club’s expansion and approved not to enroll new players.
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A. BE. Wright
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Cricket season resumes with standout performances across districts
After a lapse, Grade 1ricketers return to action as inter district fixtures begin. Mante urtney leads with a remarkable seven for, while Chines Kelleway and Dua Nicholls also excel. Gordon and Glebe show mixed form as northern districts stumble, and Petersham, North Sydney, and University post notable scores amid a fluctuating round.
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Marrickville
Manly
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George
Irish Boxer Frattini Draws With Sullivan at Sydney Stadium
A large crowd witnessed a three man bout featuring the Halian Frattini and Johnny Sullivan of Ireland. Frattini proved a forceful clever fighter, dominating the ring though unable to drop the Italian. Sullivan offered solid resistance, and Frattini's win marks him as a promising draw card for future matches.
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Ireland
Michelago Races End with Wide Attendance and Open Competition
In fine weather Michelago Race Club hosted a successful meeting drawing visitors from Canberra Queanbeyan and Cooma. Ellerslie Racecourse offered scenic seating with the Murrrubidgee Mountains as backdrop while races were run amid mostly smooth conduct with Miss Dighton winning the opening handicap and the Michelago Handicaps featuring clear finishes and strong performances.
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Evening Clothes at the Capitol with Adolphe Menjou
Adolphe Menjou stars in Evening Clothes as a country gentleman in Paris. The plot follows Lucien and his wife Germaine, her scorn, his poverty, and a dramatic Parisian transformation ending in a sharp emotional climax. Noah Beery and Louise Brooks appear. Luther Reed directs. Friday dance follows on January 20.
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Yven Mirande
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Virginia Valli
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Lasarre
Trot
Louise Brooks
Luther Reed
Melbourne cricket column reports seventh round results
Melbourne cricket notes from last Saturday list top bets including Darling for South Melbourne and Hinkie with figures for St Kilda Carlton and North Melbourne. Batsmen Ponsford De Gruchy and Rohisborn feature among the scores as Exford and Prahran matches finish with Carlton, Collingwood and Richmond securing wins or draws.
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Davies
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A. Lansdowne
Fiteray
Rohisborn
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Prahran
Richmond
Collingwood
Northente
Magele Alwyne Wins at Ascot in Fourteen-two Handicap
Magele Alwyne raced at Ascot in the Fourteen-two Handicap. After a furlong she was second but encountered interference and dropped to near last. Turning for home she recovered and finished a head clear of the field in a strong late rush.
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Ascot
Owner Cleans Up as Murrumboo Triumphs at Moorefield
Murrumboo, a four year old Cruso-Gamachea gelding trained by ex Canterbury handler Harry Carew, won the second division of the Maiden Handicap at Moorefield last Saturday. Bets ranged from £1500 to £50 and other heavy wagers, but Carew’s horse galloped clearly and showed readiness for stronger company.
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Malden Billings
Appease
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Murrumboo
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Cruso-Gamachea
Harry Carew
Canterbury
Whitt Favored for Anniversary Race Ahead of Field
In the market for the Anniversary double, Whitt has remained the favourite since betting began and strengthened her standing with strong Randwick and Walling performances. In contrast, Walling is a popular choice for the Anniversary, with Don Moon, Vitality and Don Panther also among the next in favor.
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Hat fashions parade at local gathering draws many names
Attendees include Mrs Jack Mc Tiernan Mrs Kay Mrs Bailey Mrs Jim Rosa Misa McTiernan and Mr Roseberry with wives wearing hats in colours such as blue floral voile pink striped silk and apricot silk. Officials from Cooma Queanbeyan Canberra and Southern Tablelands are listed among participants.
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Tom Egan
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Misa McTiernan
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Walter Eom
Stuart Kelly
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Cooma
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Moore
Queanbeyan
H. H. Solomon
Davien
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Miracle of malaria cures insanity and paralysis
A St Thomas Hospital doctor told Lambeth Inquest that malaria can cure paralysis and mental disorders. The piece traces malaria therapy from ancient observations through Wagner Jauregg’s work, detailing how infected mosquitoes are used to transfer parasites and how fevered bouts may improve mental and nervous conditions with over 1700 general paralysis cases treated in Britain.
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London Observer
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