Golf Notes from France Feature at Manly Club
A Sydney Golf Notes item reports Captain Dudley Adams of the Royal Artillery killed in action in France in March, with eleven club members lost. It notes Major Barton Adams in France with the Royal Flying Corps, wounded officers to Australia soon, and Sergeant Blair returning. It promotes golf travel to Eden Twofold Bay via Bega and Chub House, praising the course, holes, and moderate fees per round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manly Golf Club
Dudley Adams
Royal Arilery
France
W. J. Adams
Barton Adams
Royal Flying Corps
J. F Hill
M.C
F. 5. Hall
Australia
F. G. Blair
Scarvell
Lucas Tooth
Sydney
Gurs
Bega
Cooma
Brown Mountain
Chub
Eden
Twofold Bay
Boyd
Smiter
Errane
Cyclists’ Union
Sydney Sports Ground
The
Cruelists' Co
League
Rawson House
Andy Aplezark
Metropolitan League Club
Bernard Quigley
Redfern
Blue Mountains Championship Close Finish I E Apperly Strong
T E Howard won the Blue Mountains Championship with 152 for 36 holes after a tight finish. Eric Apperly started well but faltered late, while H W Apperly excelled in spots, and E L Apperly struggled with tough greens and a water hazard. The event highlighted fine course conditions, strong play from Keosh, Rayol, Wines, and Dimant, and club finances showing a healthy state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Howard
J. D. Tower
N.S.W
Eric Apperly
Tay Mind
H.W. Apperly
New Zealand
EL. Apperly
J. Portus
Campbell
B. L. Anperly
R. A. Keosh
C. Rayol
Wines
Secon
OH. Wines
L. Apperly
L. A. Dimant
E. L. Apperly
O H Vines
Apperly
Dubroyde
S. Darton
G D. Hamilton
McInerney
Kegsarer
F. &. Shenstone
C. C. Nelson
C. A. Buchanan
A F Waters
E. Rowley
R. Davidson
E. A. Moir
Lawn tennis stars return with fine farm on show
E L Jones returns from the war zone to display a fine farm while watching old friends play tennis. The Balmoral club, boasting Eagle and Todd, defeated Henderson and E L Jones 6 3 4 6 2 in a decisive victory powered by Todd’s sharp ground strokes and Eagle’s precise drives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Jones
Fine Farm
Eagle
Balmoral
Todd
Kidston
Henderson
Victorian Schools Rowing on Henley Course May 10 11
Snapshot from Randwick big meeting notes popular appeal of short racing supremacy over a season. It mentions The Kine's School Newington College Parramatta Stanmore Grammar Shore Hunter's and Victorian schools rowing with Scotch College and Melbourne Grammar School racing on the Upper YarraHenley course on May 10 and 11 coached by J M MacFarlane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randwick
Kine
Henley
Upper Yarra
Scotch College
Melbourne Grammar School
J. M. Macfarlane
Tasmanian Lawn Tennis Championships report from Hobart
The Tasmanian championship at Hobart at Easter drew players from Sydney and Melbourne with results across men’s singles and doubles. Eric Jones returned from Egypt to play, pairing with Henderson. Rice and Kidston pushed hard, while Todd and Eagle beat McDonald and North. Sydney clubs posted wins over Killara and Eastern Suburbs as Balmoral preparations shifted to Strathfield for Red Cross Day. Wertheim of Melbourne is noted as captain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eric Jones
Egypt
Red Cross
Adrian Knox
K.C
Norman Brookes
Jones
Rice
Kidston
Henderson
Stark
Brill
Todd
Eagle
McDonald
North
Varsity
Ralnocal
Witt
Sydney
Killara
Peach
Smith
Garrett
Hale
Channon
R. Neil
Dr. Plomley
Hall
Sydney IL
Eastern Suburbs
E. W. Hicks
Ute
Jordan
Carmichael
Mackenzie
Goodman
Garden
Balmoral
Strathfield
Horace Rice
Lindsay Todd
RK. Wertheim
Melbourne
Leura Easter Carnival Four Ball and Mixed Events Summary
The Leura Easter Carnival featured a four ball best ball against bogey with 44 entries collecting 2 4 in fees. Winners were A R Harwood and Anderson Stuart with a one up card. Other results include J Hurst leading stroke handicap with 65 and women events led by Lorna Meares. Fifty plus entries for mixed foursomes, bogey handicap, and Haig and Haig Shield. Total funds for the Red Cross Day Fund reached £1610.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Harwood
Anderson Stuart
J. M. Edwards
A. Mitchell
Sup. J. Ewing
C. A. le M. Walker
Lup PF. S. Capper
W. F. Smith
L. Xs. Dimant
A. A. Rankin
Ds. F. Barrington
C. W. B. Jenkins
Knox Carson
L. le Guay
J. Hurst
Plan
Dr. BE. Jones
E. L. Apperly
R. HH. Meares
J. Curele
Geo. Smith
Hie
F. A. Newman
J. Ewing
J. W. Fairfae
Archdeacon Davies
P. §. Capper
BR. Harper
F. Wy. Learoyd
C. F. W. Lloyd
J. Smith
A Stuart
Ted
MecNall
T. W. Garrett
D. Doak
al Larger
Los
F. H. Pulver
P. S&s Cupper
T. E. Howard
J. W. Fairfax
J. W. Garivels
Lorna Meares
Giant Milti Ant School Hong Kong Awe All Its Chirds
Fragmentary text appears to name places and groups including Sydney and Hong Kong. No clear event or actions emerge. Missing context prevents a coherent summary or identifiable figures, organizations, dates, or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MILI
ANT School
HON Kong UE
Post Vice
Chall Asd Aitrils
Sydney
Schools Prepare For Parramatta Fiver Regatta Showdown
The Great Public Schools event at Parramatta Fiver focuses on crews from Sydney Grammar School Church of England Grammar St Josephs Riverview Scots College and others. The eight car race starts Gladesville to Hlaxland's at 4 30 p m with earlier races for fours and a strong field despite injuries and lineups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parramatta
Sydney Grammar School
Church of England Grammar School
H. F Wailson
St. Joseph's College
Riverview
Scots’ College
Reid
Gladesville
Hlaxland
Heavy course tests players in weekend golf and rowing events
On a very heavy course scoring was difficult with A and BR grades. G S. Preeman won A grade 2 down, W. Kircher second. B grade went to H Chidgey 7 down, Watson 8 down, B. J. Steart Lt down. Rowing sees Hill and Riverview contend on the river while Scot College joins the fray. The 76th championship unfolds with English Grammar School winning the early event in 1893 and Sydney Grammar School later adding seven titles. J L Hudson defeats R Crawford 8-6 6-4 6-0 in singles. Miss R Bushby wins ladies singles 6-4 6-2. ladies doubles go to Mrs C Allanby and Miss Dict Stanfield 6-5 6-5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G S. Preeman
W. Kircher
H @& Chidgey
Watson
B. J. Steart
Sydney Grammar School
St. Ignatius’ College
St. Joseph's College
C. M. Holmes
Red Cross Day Auction at New South Wales Club
The New South Wales Sports Club with Amateur Sportswomen of New South Wales plan three stalls beside the club. Directors will run a Bruce auction of donated articles from 12 noon to 2 pm on Red Cross Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
New South Wales Sports Club, Limited
Amateur Sportswomen of
New South Wales
Red Cross
Old mates, former champions and Senator Pearse visit
A report of a meeting with Senator A. F. Pearse of West Australia during a tennis event. Pearse, a wheat and weevils delegate, discusses West Australian tennis players' wartime status, enlistments, conscription, and injuries among players like C. G. Mullen, Ernie Stokes, Frank Mullen, E. F Parker, R. H. Kelsey, and Arthur O'Hara Wood, noting Pearse's role and departure Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Pearse
West Australia
Pearse
Balmoral
University
Horace Rice
Perth
R. Eagle
C. G. Mullen
Ernie Stokes
England
Frank Mullen
E. F Parker
R. H. Kelsey
King’s Park
Five miles NSW cycling championship at Parramatta shocks crowd
At Parramatta the five miles championship produced an upset as Cassidy overcame big handicaps to win by six inches from Cassidy junior and A Anlezark, with tight finishes and strong showings from H Cassidy and Ross. The meet also featured road races, speed trials, and notes on league administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South Wales
Parramatta
Mr. Cassidy
Cassidy
A. Anlezark
Limig Sisec H. Cassidy
R. Deodsan
Gstec
Mim
K. Ross
H. Cassidy
Central Cumberland Club
P. Becker
J. Smith
B. Doody
America
Kramer
Arthur Spencer
Alfred Goullett
George Wiley
Clarence Carman
John L. Stable
Uncle Sam
312Th Infantry
Camp Dix
Fred Taylor
Alfred Grendla
Emil Friel
Octave Lapize
Jean Gougalis
George A. Banker
Lucien ‘Dute’ Cabanne
Tony Landewich
Fountain Fei Track
Louisville
Joe Linley
Bridgeport
Conn
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Kameruka
Auld Reeki
Kameruka Golf Club
Wentworth Falls
Westralians
Austral
Western State
Eoo
T.A. Stirton
Cetigne
Sam Hordern
A.C
J. Barnes
Tattersall’s Club
A. Hooke
Hobart
Esprit de Corp
Desert Gold
Panacre
Marcantonia
Volpi
Earl OF Clare
Dodge Li, W.doi
ED Huntes
Victor Trumper
DODGE
OPP
Hotel Australia
McMillan, Deery & CO. Ltd
Castlereagh Street
Chaig and Aitees
Arthur O'Hara Wood
Edgar J. Rice Sports Depot
Moni Street
AVROW
Abe
Alexandra
Matador
Stadilm
Dorey
Lambeett
Ord
Aml Qayrer
Ime
Ernie Svurtike
Bede Carroll
Davies
A J Davies
H. W. Nesbitt
W Wade
Enheld-Burwood Cub
B. Bryant
Be, Byrnes
Shere
Ki A. Munro
Munro
Botany
Enfeld-Burwood
Bannerong
Bankstown
Darragon
Picier
Paris
Oscar Egg
Paul Suter
States
Seres
Fron Teratch
Verkeyn
Parent
Colombatta
Pouchois
Dupuy
Ali Nefatti
Tunis
W. G. Slattery
Slattery
Iver Lawson
Salt Lake City
U.S.A
Hardy Downing
Jack Prince
Lawson
Bob Diefenbacher
Phil Wright
Albert ‘Musty
Crebs
T W. Henderson
Park Street
Keltaven
Victoria
Coud
Bellevue
Seweyiy
Lidl
Theo of the Comepany
Linhallec
Laie
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