Honor to Bert Oldfield and Jack Gregory
A proposal urges official endorsement for honoring Bert Oldfield and Jack Gregory. It suggests arranging a suitable match early next season as a lead in to Tests, featuring Australia against the Rest of Australia and possibly including Wood and Ponsford, contingent on authorities’ endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. V. Grimmett
Y. Richardson
South Africa
Australia
W. M. Woodfull
W. H. Ponsford
Ding
NOTHING WRONG WITH THE DAVIS CUP DRAW
Australia’s Davis Cup team set to depart for England on March 17. The piece defends the draw, notes confidence from recent successes, and praises non playing captain N E Brookes while discussing form and prospects against England, America and other nations.
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England
TPHE
N. E. Brookes
Miereroue
J. A. Crawford
F. J. Perry
Australia
Athertca
Australis
Mr. Dranford
America
Great Britain
Europe
New Zealand
France
Inter
Holling Else
Les Darcy
Sydney
Fritz Holland
Newcastle
Corey
Ward Trabs
Theopiloan
Australia’s Davis Cup fate debated amid rule clash
Debating how a proposed eight week rule would affect Australia’s Davis Cup bid, speakers warn of delays and possible exclusion of foreign challengers. US LGA cites court timing as a hindrance, while critics argue the change undermines national teams and extends the wake of the event.
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Monteh
Harland
Alot
Verlain
Australia
Ray
Soccer in Australia by David Jack reviewed
A damaged historical note reviews David Jack's Soccer, describing its exploration of ball control, team work, and positional play in early Australian football. It notes Jack's authority, the book's aims to guide younger players, and remarks on practical examples of positions and kicking styles with emphasis on developing a distinctly Australian soccer culture.
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Kenthall
Auateallia
Aimee Emorces
Astral
Bax
Iie Sane
Teu
Wader
John Lewin
David Jack
Aiversley
England
Euch
Goonk-Heepery- Cabl
Holfbacke
Witt-Farwinls
Saya
Ron Huss Eentente
Munnagar
Footauier
Boble
Ernest Barry and the cost of fame in early 1900s sculling
The fragment recounts Ernest Barry’s rise as a world sculling champion and the dire financial and personal toll that fame took on him after the war. It notes heavy losses, mortgaged cups, a bombing hit on his family, and the fading prospects of a once-celebrated athlete while detailing his reflections on fate and career.
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Gport
Shore
Bagdalemon
Daly Express
Janis
Air Weil
Olivarud
Sydney
Eng
Tha Roynl
Tharry
Waveral
Biheng
Barry
Ias
Ernest Barry
OLD CHAMPIONS OF THE SCULL AT WILLIAM HENCH FUNERAL
At the funeral of William Hench of Depot on January 29 a large gathering of old friends from all parts paid respect to the champion. Attendees included George Towns Chris Neilean Jim Stanbury Joe Clifford Oliver Donald Mackay Joe Andreoli J. B Sharpe Balmain BC Mr Blair and E Pearton. Rev Tr Chapel led the service and highlighted the champion’s sterling character and lifelong dedication.
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William Hench
Wealler
Depo
George Towns
Chris
Neilean
Jim Stanbury
Joe Clifford
Tom Clifford
Oliver
Willuam Beach
Donald Mackay
Joe Andreoli
J. 8. Sharpe
Balmain B.C
Blair
E. Pearton
Sauateur Suuller
Mr. Beach
Cone
C. Daley
Chappel
Testimonial Sums For Distinguished Cricketers Named
In Melbourne payments to cricket greats are listed including V. Trumper at £2951 and C. G. Macartney £2500. Other names such as J. Ryder £246, J. M. Blackham £1364, M. W. Woodfull £1000, W. H. Ponsford £1000, H. ipgmbaiper and D. M. Blackie show varied disbursements for testimonials and honors.
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Melbourne
J. Ryder
J. M. Blackham
M. W. Woodfull
W. H. Ponsford
H. Ipgmbaiper
D. M. Blackie
The Humorist On The Golf Course from Australia
A compact Australian humor book on golf by Syd Miller. It lampoons golfer foibles with witty caricatures and notes golf as a mental game. The author argues golf reveals character, not just skill, and skewers the eccentricities of players and their caddies.
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Ore
Baba
Aldo
Ita
Syd. Miller
Autogyro Era Nears as Weok Partners Tease Prices
London Sunday Dispatch reports that within a month G and J Weok, Clydeside engineers, will announce prices for their baby windmill autogyro. The craft is a two seater with a 46 hp engine, top speed rumored, and price likely under 400 pounds depending on orders.
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London “Sunday Dispatch
Kaneing
ANC
Tytes
Board of Cricket Control Under Fire After Years of Service
Sydney critics charge the Board of Control for Australian cricket has grown lax after nearly thirty years, risking the game’s national spirit. NSW and Victoria are praised as foundations of Australian cricket, with calls for stronger, broader leadership to inspire first class cricket and international standing. A controversial by law blocking New Zealand tour plans highlights tensions between states and the board’s governance.
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Board of Contre
New South Wales
Melbourne
Queensland
Colonel Foxton
Joe Alen
Victoria
England
Australia
Thay Shi
Brent
Sydney
Ag HoalnUen
New Zealand
Dominion
Tyngland
SS. Wales
Vietoriat
Germany Aims to Lead World in Sports and Identity
The London Sunday Despatch reports Germany’s government harnessing sport for national power. Over seven million Germans join athletic clubs under Reichs sport leader, with stadiums, organized leagues, and state welfare like bike programs and unemployment relief linked to athletics. Kaiser's apparatus directs training, examinations, and facilities across towns, promising a strong athletic nation and possible Olympic dominance.
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Germany
T. D. Richardson
London
Franfurt
Neale
Energi
Ruhr
Ton-Athiatste
Etuliwin Withori Les
la Wie
Wieehoek
Comedian of the Ring Draws Big Crowd at YONEY Stadium
Abouday night drew a large crowd as Iiny Chey and Art Young dominated the prelim content with costed, clever ring comedy. The audience roared while boxers Coste and Wie provided a serious counterpoint, creating an entertaining mix amid boxing and vaudeville flavor.
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Yoney Stadium
Iiny Chey
Art Young
Costa
Cosix
Player Boxing
Tim Tun Seoall
Mollywood
German Sporting Spirit and World Peace Link
A discussion on how national sport culture shapes military and civic character. The piece compares Britain, Australia, and New Zealand during the Great War and contemplates whether Germany can cultivate a genuine sporting spirit that strengthens national unity and perhaps promotes peace through shared athletic values.
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Seout
Germany
Great Britain
Aualilia
New Zealand
Mena
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