Australian Lawn Tennis Titles Feature City Carnival Play
Australian championship mood dominates the White City court in Sydney with star players from Victoria New South Wales and South Australia set to clash. Davis Cup prospects and form across a stacked lineup including Patterson O Hara Wand Parverson and Anderson shape the week long carnival as Melbourne and Sydney vie for supremacy in the season’s biggest tennis event.
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Ashe
Cure
Rhempions
Lesdina
Alara
Australia
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Detion
Patterson
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Mire
Ad Min K. Maya
Hawes
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Grin 17
Pada Bn
Alvocurjon Cannst. Dvhnnely
Dwcidnavis
Vieveatans Aerie
Rydniev
Wy J. Paish
Harley Matvuin
We ‘Ge
J. C. Anderson
Warldemeide Intereer
Parverson
Anderson
Amerie
Partersay
O'Hara
Aloe
Andaraow
Raokes
Melbourne
Poy
Vomcensitin
Braphy
Lord Desborough
Rockampray
Edgar Rice Tennis Depot
Hunter Street
Castlarnagh Street
GL. Patterson
Oxford Defeats Cambridge In Close Rugby Contest
Oxford beat Cambridge in a hard fought game by a narrow margin. The match at Terikenham drew about 35 000 spectators with Oxford forward play and Macpherson’s speed proving decisive against a resilient Cambridge defence.
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Tiel
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Rowe Hering
Crssal
Camridge
Francie
Macmyn
Encland
Wales
Terikenham An
Weles Iy
Country Carnival Tennis Wrangles Thin Out Field
Fragmented report from Sydney details a country carnival tennis event with many inconsistencies. Notable players such as A Gavin and the Shencer brothers appear, with matches interrupted by rain and poor conditions. Several upsets and withdrawals are noted as the tournament nears its final rounds.
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Vigwiie
David
Interent
A. Gavin
Bart H Cook
Shencer Brothers
Eldeton
Bonner Paren
Kamich
Autrey
Stenem
Unclear tennis match report with scattered names and scores
Fragmentary sports note cites Clemenger and Warne in a tied form with a match against Spencer and Jackson. Mentions an event labeled The tradi and Kalmenad, midelin, and Tokina Ingercat. Context hints at an Olympic team honor and a player not seen in action since gaining Internetione honor.
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Spencer
Tokina Ingercat
Itaty
Tengsy
Retiring editor Tilden and amateur rule clash noted
Fragmentary report discusses W F Tilden’s retirement and his stance on a newspaper and book work as essential income. It mentions the amateur definition under the new rule and protests against a player writer as a refuge in tournaments. Also references the Dawes Cup and potential impact on Australia.
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Tilden Arup
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Golfers World Ranking British Amateurs Article Summary
The piece reports on British Amateur golf rankings and proceedings at a club event. It notes players Tim, Eastaway, Hen and others in a handicapping discussion and a Minimiary Club competition. It describes weather impacts on courses and details scores, placements, and notable performances across divisions, including A B C grades and standings.
International Lawn Tennis Club forms unique overseas link
A new International Lawn Tennis Club of Great Britain is planned for November 20 at the Royal Avon Club Pall Mall. The initiative aims to include overseas university and club players as regular members while limiting honorary members to foreign teams. Founders and officials included Leonard Lyle and numerous peers, highlighting a goal to foster global tennis exchange and development through a cosmopolitan membership and international competition.
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Great Britain
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Chainwan
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AL Wavere
English Soccer Tour Aims For Australia And New Zealand
A chaotic report describes a English soccer tour seeking funds from fans and sponsors, with figures like £8000 and £4000 discussed. It notes a heavy press focus in Auckland and Spain, mentions Northern Union fans, and lists tour aims including promotion of national teams and universities. It cites figures connected to management and matches, and references a mix of players, officials, and coordinators.
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Australia
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Queensland
South African Soccer Tour Leaves Warm Impressions
An exchange with South African players praises the hospitality of British hosts during a December visit. Officials, including J. Wheeler and others, express gratitude for the reception, noting abundant kindness and generous hospitality varied across towns and events.
Parramatta Man Cured of Piles by Doanointment
A fragmented 19th century notice describes a Parramatta man who suffered severe haemorrhoids for years and underwent an operation. It quotes repeated testimonials praising Doanointment for relief and avoidance of recurrence, mentioning an elderly man named Wi Solomon Wentworth Peramaca in Sydney as part of the context.
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Renzo
Eoloman
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