Tennis tournament results show mixed doubles and finals
The excerpt records quarter finals eliminations and multiple finals across men and women divisions. Wilks and Landy beat Chen and Lance in men doubles, with scores shown as 21 and 21 plus other incomplete lines. Women and mixed doubles finals feature Mackay and Doyle, and Wilks and Landy appear again in mixed.
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Wilks
Mra. Landy
Chen
Miss Lance
Tiay
Evies
Ee Doen
Kolleth Td Ta
Tagevieg Ma
Memwan Od
Cantor
Balety
Ingly May
Kalaer
Meena At
Tha Wilks
Ae Landy
Miss Mackay
Miss Doyle
Mienay
Misa
Upset in Golf Championship Shocks Sydney Field
In Sydney Michael Fowler stunned the opening round of the N.3W event with a decisive victory. Barry Berwick toppled Clit Hotta 5 and 3 as Bras Devlin defeated Doug at the 38th hole in a dramatic day of play.
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Sydney
Monga
Michael
Tey Fowler
Smatet
Oues
Free Dees
He Quifers
Barry Berwick
Clit Hotta
Bras Devlin
Doug
New South Wales Rifleman Wins Bisley Aggregate
New South Wales rifleman F. R. Clarke won the Clement Smith aggregate at Bisley with 146 of 150 at 600 yards and earned a medal and £10. In the Alexandra Cup stage over 600 yards he tied with 11 others at 49 and a shoot off is planned for tomorrow.
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W.S.W. Rifleman
Bisley
London
Moundsy
Reuter
New South Wales
Rireman
R Clarke
Clement] Smith
Eastlake Climbs to Third as Eastlake Leads B Grade
Eastlake rises to third on the A grade premiership ladder after a win last Saturday. They head the B grade competition while the Inter mediate team has clinched double chance for finals. Twenty teams compete in the carnival with preliminary rounds in the morning and grand finals at Manuka Oval.
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Eastlake
Anayl
Danny Warr
Canberra
Queensland
Me YY Scralvel
Atoms
Manaka Oval
Acout
Manuka Oval
Gay Vista Favored but Withdrawn from Winter Handicap
Gay Vista was named favorite for the Winter Handicap as weights were released. Trainer O Sullivan said the horse was not fit to run seven furlongs against top sprinters. Gay Vista won a six furlong welter at Warwick Farm in its only post-suspension start, with stablemate Teran Yan, while Love To All and Lindberg were listed as potential starters.
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Sydney
Rosehill
O'Sullivan
Gay Vista
Warwick Farm
Fila
Teran
Yan
Marcer
A. Ward
Lindberg
Thas
Golde
Wil
Ski Club Enjoys Weekend Trip to Gathega Lodge
The M C A Ski Club took a weekend trip to Gathega Lodge with nineteen members, mostly beginners, riding the club bus. More experienced members offered skiing instruction on rolling slopes as heavy snowfall last week left the lodge buried in snow and excellent conditions are expected for next weekend, already booked out.
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Gathega
M.C.A
Post Office Announces 1956 Figures Drop
The Post Office announced yesterday that 1956 totals are nearly 28,000 fewer than last year and about 288,000 below the 1950 figure.
El Khobar Favoured In Epsom After Doomben Win
Doomben Ten Thousand winner El Khobar leads betting as early Epsom Handicap favourite. Trainer Mr Fisher says the colt may race only in weight for age events in Sydney and Melbourne with next start likely in the 7f Ascot Handicap at Eagle Farm on August 11 with M Sellwood to ride. Fisher plans Brisbane stay into early spring. Fair Chance, Doomben Cup winner, will stay in Brisbane for the Exhibition Meeting in August and likely start in the weight for age event on opening day.
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JY Dney
Sands Wins As Lightweight Debuts In Sydney Bout
Former Australian featherweight champion Russell Bands made a lightweight debut at Sydney Stadium, defeating Jimmy Bain. Teddy Rainbow outpointed Brian Bennett in a dominant main event, landing clear rounds as Bennett struggled in his first headlining bout.
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Sxyvxex
Russell Bands
Iire
Sydney Stadium
Jimmy Bain
Egent
Teddy Rainbow
Brian Bennett
Rainbow
Bennett
Miss Mair Wiss Wins NSW Women’s Golf Title
In Sydney, Miss Mair Wiss defeated Miss Gillespie 5 and 4 in the final of the NSW women’s golf championship at Bonnie Doon. Noel Male faced opponents amid a strong NSW field as Mair rose as a leading figure among NSW golfers.
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Ron Shock
Misa
Inamie
N.S
Bonnie
Noel Male
Younger
Mics Mair
Dee
Oma
Nsw
Miss Gillespie
Austral
Mie
Adamson
Mass
Bask Bent
Mies
Gila Es Mair
Misa HL
Christopher Joka PA
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