Dubbo and Barraba Duel For Country Lawn Tennis Title
The Country Week at Rushcutters Bay ends with Barraba and Dubbo battling to a dramatic finish. R Spencer shone through injury for Barraba while Kalms Griffin and the Dubbo contingent delivered strong shows. Armidale retained the ladies crown as Armidale defeated Tamworth in the final, with well contested singles and doubles through the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Ang Hee Bull
Afta
Barrabs
Dubbo
R. Spencer
Lee
Jeg
New South Wales
Killara
Killare
J. Frytha
Ck Pearson
S Pouttun
Smith
T. Reid
Tiel Evil
Stinctham
K. Deu
Evie Os A. Ieee
Birien
A. EB. Ie
Doubles Championship Finals Amid Heavy Play Conditions
The doubles rounds suffered from heavy tournaments, with Sieler brothers defeating D Yeo and W H Christie of Dubbo 4-5 6-2 6-1 as Aubrey Sieler dazzled. Willard and Grogan toppled Jackson and Gardiner 4-6 6-3 6-2. The final saw Willard and Grogan upset undefeated Sielers as play fatigue set in. Cox won two rounds to claim the ladies’ singles, while Terrey and Mise Lial Hesharty edged past Miss Dight in mixed doubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubbo
Yeo
Christie
Barraba
Willliama
Chalmers
Spark
Spencer
Williams
Spencers
R. Spencer
C. Spencer
Chal Christie
Sleler
Miss Cox
R. Spancer
Clarence Todd
Courtney
Muswellbrook
Orm
Todd
Grogan
Gibbes
Jaykeon
Gardiner
Tamworth
L. C. Terrey
W. He. Pike
J. Willard
Eric Ashcroft
Ashcroft
A. Bieler
Kalms
Terrey
M. Bayley
D. Yeo
Jackson
Gardner
J. Perry
Sieler
Kalme
Ansty
Bisler
A Brookes
Kaims
Sisler
Qieler
Bieler
Kelme
Glaser
Bayley
Mr. Marsh
Willard
Sigler
Imard
Nat Wllard
Ring Deuce
Wil
Love
W. H. Christie
Aubrey Sieler
Sielere
C. A. Grogan
Ibard
Mies Cox
Mra. Butteworth
Ble White
Mise Lial Hesharyt
Miss Dight
Arcuidals
Bent Wihiane
Mra
Bolling
Newcastle
Mins Cox
Misa Lloyd
Bathurst
Cer
Barreba
Mise* Wilson
Wallington
Baylay
Mise Morgan
Orange
Miss Cox Johnstone
Misa Dight
Mise Com
Spancer
Wilson
H. Loos
Miss Cameron
Morgan
Miss Morgan
B. H. F. Webber
Handica
H. Hearne
W. and
B. Mahle
L. and Savage
Yachting Notes on Albert Gold Cup and Regatta Results
The report covers Albert Gold Cup results with Arthur Crane’s Sunbeam beating Eunna-Mara by four lengths, and Nettle winning the Magic Cup in a light southerly breeze. It also details A class results, Manly and Sydney regatta notes, and mentions Sir Thomas Lipton planning a 1924 bid for the yachting cup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Prince Alfred
Arthur Crane
Sunbeam
Walter Marks
Har Tiller
Esea
Andrew Wilpon
Mr. Albert
Mr. Crane
Mer
Nettle
Arnott
Manly
Ssacc
Corelle
Fmin
Boomerang
Aleaia
Oficiala
Argue
Sydney Amateur Sailing Club
Bayley Macarthur
Nyris
Immnissee
Baa Rover
Cynthia
Albert Golb
Rewhit
F. Albert
Acr
Bona
G. P. Bradly
Towse
Osnone
Bruston
Joeam
A. W. Crane
Scotia
C. T. Brockhoff
Magic
F B. Langley
Bun-na-Mare
A. Wilson
R.P.A.Y
Manly-Fort Denison-Watson's Bay
Magic Waa
Bona Simin
Oenone
Rawhiti
Watson's Bay
Bunne-Mara
Taylor Bay
Bun-na-Mara
Boma
Sretricsid
Royal Sydney
Uadron
Neutral Bay
Long Reach
South Reef
New Yache Club
Long Reef
Patrua
Rawhid
Roma
San
Inez
Sir Thomas Lipton
America
United States
England
Bir Thomas
Country Tennis Finals Highlight Weekend Crowns Multiple Winners
The Garnival of Country Week closed with near full attendance and high spirits as top players from Dubbo Goulburn Moree and Barraba took titles. Bob Spencer overcame disability to clinch the mixed doubles with Miss Wilson while Aubrey Sielar claimed the singles crown and J Willard with C A Grogan won the doubles. Barraba led with notable wins in several events and Narrandera and Bingleton contributed strong showings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eriaen
Peesibis
Meoi
Bob Spencer
Barraba
Mike Wilton
Dubbo
Coition
Goulburn
Aubrey Sielar
Binalong
J. Willard
C. A. Grogan
R. C. Spencer
Miss Wilson
Miss Comn
Narran
Netle
Fresh Stock Tennis Requisites Report Depot Goods
A garbled notice advertises a shipment of tennis requisites and book orders. It mentions a depot or supplier and a range of items for sale but the legibility is poor. The fragment lists names and appears to promote merchandise and shipping options without clear dates or prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Rice
Ricqueta
Ani -Koer
Ana
Foe x
Tbs
Alex. Taylor
Vincent Richards
Wisden
W. A. Oldfield
Alf
The Village Blacksmith Under the Chestnut Tree
A fragmentary poem note describes the village smithy under the spreading chestnut tree. The smithy a lonely manager its craft now passes to others as a horse stands before the door seeking oil and gas demands.
Sydney man cured of piles by Doan's Ointment
Sydney resident Mr. A H Francis reports a complete cure from piles after using Doan's Ointment. He had endured itching and protruding piles with little relief from other treatments, noting marked improvement after the first use and no symptoms since. He emphasizes Doan's as the best remedy and urges buying from chemists or Foster-Minallan Co. Hamilton Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Francis
Union Street
Erakineville
Sydney
Les
Doan
Francis Saya
Aince Bean
Foster-McClallan Co
Hamilton, Street
Death Notice for J. C. Marconi in Goanna Salve
A damaged obituary notice reports the death of Mr. J. C. Marconi. It mentions his prior business as a sea trade carrier and notes an arrangement with Geanna Salve Esceter and a manager named J. Marcenk with an unclear date of November 14, 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pany Pasar
J. C. Marconi
Mr. Marconi
J. Marcenk
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A. Sieler
Meer
Boark
Bob Keoneee
Rushcutters Bay
Qoulburn
Tey
West Wyalong
Grifftha
Kalmie
Hartner
Evans
Buttensh
Griffiths
Kalmas
Buttershaw
Queanbeyan
Aleck
Crowe
Pike
Freebody
Williams Brothers
Chalmers and
Aead
Mike
Ames
Margina
Wyalong
Ate Ceuees
Tiwane
Kalma
H. Marsh
R. White
Mrs. Golling
Dight
Cameron
FE Blachall
Tullock
Stewart
Lloyd
Shute
White
Arundall
Nyria
Palorus
Tennyson
Fort Denison
Shark Island
Om Port Hand
M. H. Marsh
Association
Marsh
Henry W. Slocum
H. A. Taylor
Amertos
International Rules Board
London
A. Jerry
BR. McNab
Bomerville
L.8.a
Fred G. Mansfeld
Ainishing
Farm Cove
Corella
Lord Forster
E.O.J
J. L. Milson
Inex
F. J. Doran
Gumileaf
F. H. Sargent
Cherry Too
A. H. Ivies
Gymea
R. A. Carter
Mettle
W. E. Arnott
Gumleaf
Ragmark
E.O
Gumbal
Marry Cove
Gymen
Cherry
Nex
Rad- Iny
Spinnaker
O.J
Corellia
Gymes
Ournieaf
Hornby Light
E. J. B. Macarthur
Fea Rover
W. L. Dendy
Gonehis Ime F . Butler
Rona
R. Down
Smin
Dawn
O. Backhouse
F. C. Griffiths
Apache
L. Murnin
Adelma
N. Hall
Athena
D. Carment
Winifred
T. Ferry
Burraneer
Mesere
Coates
Les Raver
Asam
Adsima
Tagary Regatta
Aston'’s Exchange Hotel
L. H. Simms
Birkley Road
Victoria
Port Melbourne
Eun-ma-marea
Yeulba
Independence
Eather
Mutrewa II
Thera
Hurrica
Uira
Helen
Fairlie
Kurrewa II
Fairlie II
Bun-na-marag
Jmin
Ssec
Helan
Clase Rece
Aie
Ardale
Namoi
Idler
Windarra
Joker
Rita
Eric
Toogosloawoo
Tahnul
Em Ki
Sir Thomas
Miss Tulloch
Miss Stewart
Bingleton
Moree
Miss R. White
Prise
Scandals
Mirhe
Eptnit
Ifportemarsin
Gramme
Jase Erat
J. Chalmers
J. Spark
Heie
Barnet Glass
Barnet
Forthcomin M.C.C
Messrs
Barnet Glass Rubber Co., Ltd
Castlereagh Street
Sydney, N.S.W
Australia
Yours Truly
Barnet Glass Rubber CO. Ltd
Australasia
All States
New Zealand
Clemenger & Poulton Central
Martin Place
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