New South Wales and Queensland clash in Brisbane tennis series
Australia tennis notes Sydney players Crawford Willard Hopman and Anderson travel to Brisbane for interstate match start amid rain delays. NSW aims to unseat Queensland champions with Crawford paired with Anderson while Hopman leads doubles and Willard seeks titles alongside Baker. Women’s events highlight Cox and Molanworth. America wins the Wightman Cup.
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Milton Games Stir Interest Between Teams and Players
Local coverage notes interest in a Milton event featuring Les and Baker as key players. The match draws attention to the clash between Qorrass and Wml Wen Snath, with Waley listed among participating teams.
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Hockey Ashes NZ Retains Them After Tight Final
Australian team loses ground late as New Zealand holds on to defend the trophy. A crowded match sees 24 goals reported with pivotal injuries and lineup shifts. The Mankham Cup race features Moran, Navibh, Hebel, and Randwick results dominate the Sydney district.
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Prize Shoot Brings Queensland and States Together at Enoggera
Queensland rifle club events open at Enoggera range Brisbane next Saturday drawing New South Wales and Victoria competitors. Notable scorers include Searle Randwick and Golan Suburbey among others, with detailed yardage marks and top shots across 700 and 100 yard events.
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Unclear Lacrosse Final Sparks Mixed Openers
Fragmentary report describes a lacrosse final and opening matches plagued by rain and errors. Names such as Easler Enhuurhe Weir and Weir appear in unsettled form, with Dulwich Hill drawing and several players credited for goals, while other details remain garbled.
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Eighteens in Queeneland Rally for Interstate Rowing Restart
Rowing enthusiasts celebrate the resumption of Interstate competition among 18-footers. NASW and Queenland bodies finalize dates for next year events in Brighano, with handicaps set for January 26 in Qiaensant Gampionbin and other venues including Bolin ity and Sonneie. Australian championship cited.
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Queensland All Trans Championships at Brisbane
A fragmented report on the All Trans Championships in Brisbane, noting players such as Moon, Cur mingk, Howard, Cameron, Thurlow, Grinstead, and others contesting exhibitions and matches across several venues including Southport, Towerville, and Maryborough during a late winter tour.
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English Amateur Golf Tour to Australia Cancelled
The Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St Andrews says the proposed English amateur team will not visit Australia this year due to insufficient players. Many were invited but two or more were unavailable, disappointing Australians who hoped to see Cyril Tolley lead a team.
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Morpeth Wins Victorian Open in Melbourne Finish
Sloan Morpeth, New Zealand Open Champion, defeated A Bancock of Victorian Club 2 up with 1 to play in Melbourne to clinch the Victorian championship. Morpeth’s superb putting and steady play edged out his opponent as the match moved through the back nine. Ivy Whitton’s defeat is noted among the day’s results.
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The Courramen myeboles in Kirk Windeser Cup play
The foursome matches at Kirk Windeser Cup were played under variable weather with heavy rain after lunch. The Tawcett Apporty and Feosell led by stages, while Slow Marpath Binck and Marricot Barricon fought a tight pace. New Youth Whales faced strong finishes but Cornlanders won 1 up, as Morpeth shone with high power and exceptional putting.
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Kirk Windeyer Cup Match Remains Narrow State Showdown
The Kirk Windeyer Cup sees Victoria struggle with key players Whitton and Weel off color as New South Wales dominates in parts. NSW doubles and strong final rounds propel them, while Victoria fights through uncertain form and late rally attempts against a field including Ransell and Morrison from NSW.
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Golf Enthusiasts Flock To Royal Sydney and Moore Park
Enthusiasts gathered at Royal Sydney and Moore Park for a day of golf matches amid wet courses. Notable results saw Manly, Cronulla, and Mosman players winning decisive bouts, with handicaps and surprises shaping the day’s standings across A and B grades.
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Windeyer Eludes Levy Debate Sparks Golf Club Split
A cross section of country golf clubs criticizes Mr. Windeyer's proposed 2 percent per member levy. Some clubs threaten withdrawal while others back the plan, arguing delegates to the mother association control spending. Windeyer defends the proposal, noting district credentials and funding mechanics under the federation structure. The piece questions whether increased subscriptions will fund representative travel and operations.
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