Davis Cup Tour Impressions by Anderson 1922
The Davis Cup tour report praises Anderson and Hawkes for top form and rapid improvement. It notes Australian players aged, their net play and forehand drives, and the overall American and Australian performances during the 1922 tour, with reflections on matches, venues, and emerging talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Lucy
Mike Helen Villa
Ban Prancisco
San Toncace
Bet
Yenwin
Honolulu
Mabura
Plemant
Willy
Atlore
Aurel Ate
Patrwlpht
San
Bert Cecile
Bruce
Bed ‘Ethumnd
Barrela
Brian
Nweewemouk
Suva
Auckland
Sydney
Josmmene
Walwuseara
Hawkes
Newport
Thal Wheery
Sinlea
Hell
Baden
Tadd
Davie Jn
Narionet Sineley
Bea
Lavy
Corsinn
Jayden Gre
Davie
Ian
Torausnaut
Timn
Brew
Vanwiis
Netra Frady
Villevaccorsi
Fishing Gossip and Tidal Treats at Chitty
A stream of fishing chatter and market notes describes recent catches, gear, and baits. Reported is a big angler victory near the west, with rivals and local shops cited, plus weather influence and river conditions affecting the bite.
Lawn Tennis in the Holidays Reappears at Country Carnival
The Austral reports a detailed lawn tennis display at a country carnival with Anderson and Peach returning, multiple clubs and teams highlighted, including a sequence of matches and standings. The piece names clubs, players, divisions, and upcoming events, noting women’s teams and the tournament’s continuation through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Peach
Austral
Spectacular promise at Adelaide bowling carnival
Enthusiastic bowlers gather at the Civic Re vision in Adelaide to watch teams from other states compete in the carnival. Hawaa lian Association secretary notes players travelled 1700 miles, underscoring high enthusiasm for the event and the Outer Harbor venue with a course of twenty miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Rymill Tebviers
South Australia
Thay Hay
He Hivah
Vie Nally
Victocia
Australia
Ole Mila Mrone
Soutly Qustahat
Abe
Hawamilly
West Aussfihian Association
Hachie
Netteen
New Golf Rules Debated After Amateur Champion Turns Pro
The Windsor golf scene reacts as NSW authorities consider a revised stroke penalty and the impact on 1920s play. Amateur champion T F Howard, now pro, is praised as a skilled coach and strategist. Debate centers on the speed and fairness of new rule interpretations and their effect on drive and iron play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rass Gore
Volt
Uuige
Rieb
Jose Gules
Chile
Manly
Nsw
Chumsionshiy
Persis
T. Tf
Howard
South Wales
Arnst and Webb Rivalry Sparks World Sculling Debate
The report surveys the impending world sculling title match between Arnst and Webb, noting Hadfield and other contenders. It cites past races from 1908 and 1920 and discusses weight, form, and potential outcomes as bookmakers and correspondents weigh Arnst versus Webb amid weight changes and Olympic lineage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avery
Dicke Arnet
Billy Webby
Ete Ute
Arnat
Tapa
Weoh
Arist
Nother
Avekluch
Whit Wade
Nas
Billy Webb
Webb
Ne Aras
Hatfield
Sydney
Hana
Hadfield
Webby
Webb-Sharne
Dexter Wins Eastern District Swim Championship Report
Dexter wins the Eastern District championship as H Hay and F Carberry showcase strong form in senior swimming. Event coverage notes rising competition and notable performances by the two swimmers amid a tense relay and individual events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dexter
H. Hay
F. Carberry
Sydney clubs stage noisy combined carnival affair
Last Wednesday Sydney and surrounding clubs staged a large aquatic display at a local aquarium. The meet featured top events including 440 yards and 220 yard sprints with Dexter and Sinclair delivering strong showings. A highlight was East Sydney Club’s record time in a 130 securen event as swimmers faced tough competition from Bowral and Manly, with multiple club members setting personal bests and claiming top spots in heats and finals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Chanimonshin
J. Dexter
Handwick
T- Sinclair
Rose Bay
Tom Messer
Dexter
Mace
Christie
Carberry
Sydney Clu
East Sydney
Australian sprint results and officials noted at Queenslans
A fragmented report recounts an Australian track meet with Queenslands, New South Wales and other teams. It notes individual heats and performances, highlighting selections and times, with emphasis on classification by event and final placements.
Gossip of the Rifle at Randwick and broader events
A garbled recount from Randwick and surrounding areas notes social and sports activity with references to venues, clubs, and attendees. The text mentions the Peacock Club, Goulburn Railway, and various named people, with fragmented phrases about events and dates, reflecting a lively but unclear local scene.
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Sue
Randwick
Bei Chipman
Beeion
Floh Ajergiogny
Goulburn
Harry
Soeastr
Wales
Fositner Wittes Lever
Oueensland
Vorgeling
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Sa Sones
Oh Vrs
Wallner Fates
Wrtertel
Peart MesleMt Arts
Hayhe
Seaton
Thawkes
Hove
Hesilwis
Tod
Belchs
Wills E. Dewin
Ackereet
Phanti
Etrihal and
Roberts
Bere Ander
LiSahor
Eich
America
William Erpraat
SetheHow
Ameria
Erie
Tae Wine
Nieinamares
Uae
Allengees Peebie Hall
Wallan
Vurts Aaral
Ainly
Grett Wits
Washburn
Austenlia
Bait
Anil Aniersree
Tooke Arberru
Bavie
Wayne Cait' Hui
Tadiaey
Otter Shive Ny
Chitty Srelot
Sabureau
Buna
Heoliy
Rome
Wantandian
Norra
Sum Corp
Echorheel
Groper
Deas
Ube
Bussey
George’s
Basia
Moldayne Burtey
Edgar Rice Sports Depot
Hunter Street
Matevent Moval Chamberd
Sianii
Ress
Somerset Pramer
Tna
Win Troue
Macoult Guts
SM Bancroft
Clude
Melbourne
Church OF England Grammar School
Sydney Grammar School
Wilson
H Rutherford
G G. Rhoden
C. Ewing
PW. Farmer
Plante
Dunlop
Wood I
F-S
Vine
H. Mep
Austin
R. Johnston
H. H. Grounds
Vyellen
Wirathin
County of Cuherlant
Rhaesp
Cumetailon
Far Andeyson
Pace
Buding
Anemie
Munya Bisyed Belg
Adnie Get
Will
Pethie
Storey
Ehmmines Bea
Ayer Bear
Gumimloga Gel
CR Pheway Goat
MJ Goodman
Mme Atch
Esata
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Ane Iogies Elation
Crussep
Michael
Tyrone Slane
Wlussy
Tor
Pinouee
Chevence
Iegular GY
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le Elsamnein
Madras
Herman
Beaken Hill
Caurl
Panekmurst
Sualley
Baral
Wil
Willard
Phe
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Ebee
Avielon
Tieian
Goulhuyey
Olelea
Wein
Golanard
Haganiy
Sean Tuling
Gaedine
Plomieid
Marsh
Uddana
Fon
Ohishi
Grullyen
Ra ‘Howe
Miley
Bi Gray and
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Dayle Wilder
Hwar
Armidale Ban
Beigies Spence
Wilsemy
Crowley
Miniry
Spencer
Ashi
Batty EA
Tire
Shea
Dewey
Gary
Wilbay
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Tatyana
Schuraun
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Wright
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Omarion
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Ite
Bey
Ney Lireudine
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Laltet
United States
Golf Association
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EAAE
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Inter Tvi
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Silvet Town
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Ersioh
Paul
George Tawny Asch
Hacield
Us.a
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Tun
Jan la Ume
Supatine
Por Mancay
Arman
Boy del Gorskh
Pat Harnaner
Slice
Padidon
Frank Beaurepaire
William Longworth
Senor
Mayers
Bowral
W. c. Sturrock
L. ‘Triges
A. Lenter CF
Budow Sin
Ilara
Marhy
Mio
Mollie Grilith
Benen Eng
Queenslane
AD Harmo Dheeniland
Troche
Tallant
Lea Sprinsfield
Jin Oeauld
Bern
Brame
Sorina
Telay Rae Yiprary
Elth Yares
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