Leavening of International Sport Amid a Warring World
A 1920s newspaper column argues sport can calm tensions between nations. It notes the League of Nations seeks disciplined weapons while sport spreads a spirit of goodwill, citing Britain’s games crossing borders and Olympic hopes with Japan and Germany. It envisions sport fostering peace and mutual understanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Germany
Italy
Europe
Great Britain
Joviets
Portland Club
London
Hrough
Royal and Averont
Australia to Become Mecca of Big Game Fishing
Editor notes Australia will attract international anglers as swordfish fishing grows along the New South Wales coast near Bermagut and Montague Island. A small party already reports large swordfish and the sport promises to become a major draw for tourists and business, with Colombo visitors among those spending holidays.
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Australia
Montague Island
Sydney
New South Wales
New Menland
Bermagut
Méntastie Island
Colombo
When Paddington Cricket Was Young and Proud
A historical look at Paddington cricket’s early dominance in New South Wales. The piece recalls the 1890s revival, the Hordern Shield, standout players like Alick Bannerman, and Paddington’s rise to win the premierships six times with the prospect of a seventh. It notes the formation of district clubs and the club’s enduring legacy in the Paddington Town Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paddington
Sydney
Herdern Shiell
Loce
Cricket Association
Eyatemi
New South Wales
Echoola
GPS
Allok Bannerman
Alick
Central Cumberland
South Sydney
North Sydney
Waverley
Leichhardt
Paddington Town Hall
Samuel Hordern
Anthony Hordern
Sone
Alice Bannerman
A. Bannerman
A. Noble
J. J. Kelly
A.C. J. Mackoviste
BR. C. Brewster
Joe Davis
Colony
BE. G. Noble
Wales Tear
New Zealand
A. BY. Sweetnam
B. J. Horan
M. A. Noble
V. J. Macnammra
Oj. H. Rash
Sydney Vluty
Allele Bannerman
No. 3 Squadron
Rudi P
Richmond
WSF
Wales
Alexander Hore-Ruthven
Australia
Japan and the 1940 Olympic Games Overview
The text discusses Japan and the 1940 Olympic Games, mentioning Japan's request to the International Olympic Committee and funding plans to expand seating. It references preparations, potential host cities, and international participation amid tense political context.
Bromley hopes and swordfish rails shape Australian sport
The article discusses Bromley's uncertain cricket form on the England tour and in the Sydney Shield, the push to develop Australian cricket talent, and notes about fishing tourism and marine life off Australia. It also mentions John Ramsay and historical football influence in Chile, plus local cricket clubs and administration in Sydney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bromley
Sydney
Bromtey
Bradman
Frenchmen Shine in Rugby League Prospects
The article praises French players in rugby league, noting their dash in play and potential impact. It discusses growing French talent under Mr. Sunderland and compares French flair to early stars like Messenger and Harder, while calling for consistent refereeing and fair play to sustain progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reht
Manny
Nlense
Sunderland
Dally Messenger
Harald
TEAM FOR INDIA Personnel Uncertain In Tour
Board of Control sanctions a tour with conditions that may alter the original plan for personnel. Uncertainty remains over who will be selected and how Board restrictions will affect the squad. Time should clarify the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Control
India
Parsonnel
Paddington’s 1893 94 season amid captaincy and team turmoil
Fragmentary remarks recall Paddington cricket in 1893 94 with an exceptional captain but a disjointed side. A 1893 94 plan showed eleven on paper, yet on field performance faltered, prompting a change in ISH-5 during that season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alina
Judement
Paddington
George Baker Dies at 92 in Sydney
Obituary records the death of George Baker 92 at Beach Road Rushcutters Bay Sydney last week. He served as Inspector of Nuisances and later superintendent of Moors Park, survived by his wife and children noted for sports prominence. The funeral was held at Randwick Cemetery with many mourners and sports figures in attendance.
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George Baker
Reg
Enowy
Harald
Fred
Rushcutter's Bay
Sydney
Fforn
Iceland
Moors Park
Kinista
Chapal
Activa Apark
Sport
5. Baker
the Willow
Herald Baler
Pred Baker
Frank Baker
Gennes Simo
W. W. Hill
Tattersall Club
NRW
Rugby Union
T. T. Manning
Tattersal's
Gus Mooney
City Tattersall
PF. O'Leary
Frank Underwood
Canterbury Park FC
W.a.w. Sporta Club
A. Ly Brown
Jolie Dower and Bony, Ltd
Frank Bunty
Clem Ropertson
Rex Healy
J. Muwren
Sydney Btadium
J. Clarken
Me. of. Mortimer
Eastern Suburbs Rlu
Jeff Cohen
Csores Surf Life-saving Club
7. C
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Pele
Sir Joynton Smith
League of Nations
Ireland
North Sea Islands
J.C. Davis
the Referee
Norman Brookes
Monterey
America
Derepeliares
Japan
Tote
Aeeme Lkely
Tolo
Musaolint Nkvink
Ulttaffeet
Pheres
Ots
Merie Unis Pecasmitian
Mlle Ad
Soolem
Nitvartisis
Aks Eno
Spor dsTeserm
Sportrmen
Hiwe
Hiteisel Lw
Mie
Vapaneng
Res
Wh. Wats
Cmt
The
Dobby
Tommy Clay
Tottenham
England
Chelmsford
Easex
Tommy
Clay
Iran
John Ramsay
Lond- Jogigures
Chile
Tex
Thary
Pelitusry
Maron
Pizhermet
Stepheten
Queensland
Sil Fotus
Anatration
Teterman
Broken Bay
Tourkt Bureau
Montague
Ube
Ben
Trish
J. Doyle
Euecension
Dayle
Bien
New Playara
East Sydney
Charles A. Richardson
Gleha
Manty
Jake Menor
Mir
Bee Gwynne
Charte Richardson
Dominion
Mutual Life and Citizens’ Assurance Co
E.W. Bromley
Ruger Fells
Marry
Faris
Mayer
Menos
Inglet
Galle
Ts Ta
Tone McMahon
Laurence’ Kearney
Baker Brothers
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