Amateurs and scores dominate U S golf ruling chatter
Australia weighs new amateur definition from Sr Andrews while United States Golf Association and Women’s Golf Association push for rules uniformity. Reports note low scores by Mel Smith at Crown City Oaks and Hagen and Kirkwood on western swing, plus Moore Park balance sheet and Saturday results across Sydney clubs with notable performances from Brand, Dalrymple, Lyttle, and Morgan at Bonnie Doon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mel Smith
Pasadena Golf Club
Crown City Oaks
California
Crown City
Smith
Jack Crooke
Edie Loos
Pasadena
Walter Hagen
Joe Kirkwood
Pacific Coast
Hagen
Joe
Kansas City
Omaha Field Club
Antelope Country Club
Lincoln
Neb
Walter
Professional Golfers’ Association
United States Golf Association
Moore Park
Ladies’ Golf Union
Rose Bay
Gibbons Clobbers Miske In 10 Round Victory
Tom Gibbons dominated Billy Miske in a December 15 bout at 51 Paul, winning every round of a 10 round affair. Miske showed defense but failed to hurt Gibbons, who left with a cut eye while the crowd enjoyed a financially successful set of three New South Wales Amateur Swimming carnivals surpassing £1000 across the first two events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Gibbons
Dempsey
Billy Miske
Paul
Gibbons
Minke
Miske
Tom
New South Wales
Elsie Venning
Mabel Springfield
Gladys Brown
Jean Campbell
Mise Venning
Imin Iisee
Betrween
Venning
Queensland
J. B. Dunlop
Qamara
W. C. Davies
Severne
Nelson
Dunlop
Otago
Oamaru
London
On the Links Golf Ball Tier Silver Favorite in Vote
The write up notes unanimous approval for a Silver tier in golf ball merits. Mention of Kent, Silver, Silvertown, and the Silvertown Rubber Co with George Staert at Sydney listed among professionals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent
KING
Silvertown Rubeer Co
George Staert
Sydney
Application to Secretary G Charis in Launceston, Tasmania
A brief notice records an application filed with the Secretary G Charis of Launceston Tasmania. Details are sparse in the fragment but indicate formal action submitted to local authorities in Tasmania. The item names one person and a governmental office as the involved entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G € Charis
Launceston
Tasmania
Vented Verse From Belhuten Correspondent
A fragmented opinion piece by an unnamed Belhuten correspondent appears in The Hetoree Newspaper. The piece references a Belhuten writer and a January publish date with unclear publication details and place names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melton
Belhuten
Vieterkaamer
Bellevime VII
Hetoree
A, Ltd
Saver
Toombul falls to Western Suburbs in Brisbane cricket
Western Suburbs defeated Toombul by inflating 268 to 218 at Exhibition grounds. Parquhar and Shield starred with bat and bowl as Suburbs chased 269, Toombul faltered despite Oxenham brothers and Sheppard aiming for a run. The result strengthens Suburbs Sheffield Shield hopes and boosts local competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toombul
Western Suburbs
Brook, Barstow
A. K. Orenham
Suburbs
Perfonmance
Hornibrook
Parquhar
Shield
Farquhar
Cain
Watts
Robinson
Blacklock
Graham
Oxenham
Sheppard
Bown
Gough
R. K. Oxenham
E. H. Hutcheon
L. Oxenham
Kay
Brew
South Brisbane
Wooloongabba
Waverley-Toombul
Waverley
Sydney
Brisbane
Overley
Football from Everywhere and Inter-Universities Notes
A survey of global football scenes from England to New Zealand with remarks on Stanford and USC games. Mentions Arthur Gould Memorial funds, England's rugby and football exchanges with South Africa and New Zealand, and England beating Wales 7 to 3 at Twickenham with 40,000 in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Africa
Arthur Gould
Cynic
Arthur J. Gould
Royal Gwent Hospital
Newport
Mon
Richmond
Gloucester
Bristol
Antwerp
Watsonian Rugby Football Club
Middlesex Rugby Union
Cardi
Neath
Abe
England
Wales
Twickenham
Price
Wembley
Midlands
Emalswood
Scotland
France
Inverlighby
Wellington
J. N. Astill
Poneke Football Club
Newtown
A.M.P. Society
Mr. Astill
Win
Harry Robert
New Zealand
Australia
Ponekine
Regatta and tennis plans stain the Queensland season
The Last Tennis Association moves its annual meeting to March with a big programme promised, but court conditions at Milton look far from concert pitch and first class facilities are unlikely this season. Local water embargoes and annual financial concerns loom as summer demand rises. Friday opens regatta week with ANA and Commercial Club events, Interstate Eights absent this year prompting clubs to field crews widely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gillan
Negus
Boast
Burnup
Milton
Ourater Board
Queensland
A.N.A
Maryborough
Q.R.A
Brisbane
Eamer
Bundaberg
England Wins International Rugby Match in London
Two English representative sides met at Herne Hill under Northern Union Rules in aid of St. Dunstan's funds. England won 12 7 in a fast open match noted for pace, solid defence, and clean, sporting play. Among players were veterans like Ben Gronow from the last English team in Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Dunstan's
Herne Hill
Asaya
London
Sportsman
Rugger
England
Rose
Australia
Ben Gronow
Rugby Union Declines Dominions Tour in 1923
The Rugby Union states it cannot send a team to the Dominions in 1923 and plans to confer with Home organisations about a possible tour in 1974. The Dominions to be toured are not yet specified. The piece criticizes parochial attitudes in British rugby and compares to the Scottish Union and English amateur outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rugby Union
Dominions
Ots
Kingfish Rugby Union
Scottish Union
Rugby
Great Britain
England
Empire
Football Association
Aeey
New Zealand Show Improved Fight In Second Test At Christchurch
In the second Test between New Zealand and A C MacLaren's team at Christchurch the Dominion players showed improved form and fought hard, drawing the match. Snedden, Dacre, Lambert, and Bernau starred for New Zealand with strong partnerships and a late declaration left the tourists with a drawn chase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
New Zealand
A.C. MacLaren
Christchurch
Dominion
C. C. Dacre
Auckland
H. M. McGirr
E. L. Bernau
H. Lambert
Taranaki
I. G. Smith
N.C. Snedden
Col. Hartley
A. C. MacLaren
D. C. Collins
J. Shepherd
R. C. Blunt
H. N. Lambert
Allcott
Chapman
Lowry
Wilkinson
Calthorpe
Titchmarsh
Hartley
Brand
Gibson
Freeman
New
McGire
Dacre
Lambert
Bernau
Allcote
Sandman
Australia
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. W. Merchant
University of California
Olympic A.C
San Francisco
U.S.A
Royal and Ancient
Australian Golf Union
Andrews
James Kell
America
W.G.A
Chicago
J. F. Byers
U.S.G.A
Hambro
R. and A
Auld Reekie
U.S.G
Cny
Vfs
Gene Sarezen
Ross Gore
The
Sr. Andrews
Royal and Ancient Golf Club of
St. Austreya
Colbelle
Clube
Royal Sydney
Bowral
J. C. Brand
D. M. Goldfinch
Cedric Bowker
Cammeray
A.A. Wilson
J. H. Davies
A. P. N. Dalrymple
Concord
B. M. Lyttle
C. Glancey
J. Heine
F. A. Crago
F. W. Richards
R. Hendy
P. Ewington
A. Gordon
Sir Denison Miller
L. Curlewis
F. C. Meiliner
W. A. Hagan
J. J. Brewster
R. T. Armatrong
F. G. Murdoch
Murdoch
C. Morgan
Bonnie Doon
G. Henderson
RK. J. Furber
EK. Newton
S. Barker
H. Cooper
K. M. G. Wardrop
Manly
W. C. Sturrock
A. H. Wright
J. Spence
J. McWinne
W. A. Rosich
A. Leone
W. J. Proud
W. A. Walton
Sir Robert Burnett & Co. Ltd
Vauxhall Distillery
Loadon
OLD Tom
Harbottle, Brown & Co., Ltd
Launceston Golf Club
Clobe
Fewin
Parquhaers Centu
Raymond Park
Brisbane Cricket Association
Hartigan
Rowe
Ancient “Juniors
B.C.A
O.C.A
Q.C.A
Qreensland
South Australia
Tom Boast
Sid Springheld
Joe Soussors
James Hethlerson
Pirates
P. Carmichael
Spiers and Pond
Barnaby
Swindon
Sheffield United
Notts Forest
Stanford University
Stanford
University of Southern California
San Francisco Chronicle
Sami McMichael
Henry Young
Tracker Forbes
Young
Jack Johnson
Joe McShane
Joe Marino
Bigames
Tom Parkin
Jimmy Wilson
Geelong
Oxford
Ebor
Sports Post
Leeds
South African Rugby Board
Northern Union
Arogness
Chicago A.A
Vione
Vision
Ou la Lah
Sandgate Club
Venetia
Metcor
Mystic
Yra
Dove
Rewa
Vortex
Irex
St. Dunstan
B. J. Kortlang
J. Hutchings
Midland
Fulton
Jones
Hamilton
Donoghue
Baker
J. W. Hutchings
Bate
Watson
Warne
Barr
Hutt, Petone
M.ca
Innstitute
Old Boys
Thorndon
Dunedin
Cummings
Garrard
Anthony
Burton
Irving
Whelan
Horspool
Paterson
C. Alloo
A. Allog
Dickinson
Garland
McMullan
A. Alloo
McBeath
Knight
Canterbury
Dumgo
M.C.C
Ashburton
South Canterbury
North Otago
Temuka
Bland
Lawry
Hill-Wood
Nicoll
Rev. Hay
Hargreaves
Eaton
New Zealand Chess Association
Acways
Eley
Albert Adams
Brolughton
Llarence Street
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