Australian Bowler Tour Last Match in Wales
The Australian bowler tour ended in Wales with Penarth hosting the final match. Unday Caden and Explorer Sturt led the visiting party, while local crowds and officials welcomed the Australians at luncheon and a civic reception. The tour featured rain, heavy greens, and competitive play, with Australia praised for sportsmanship and late-season form amid remarks on war-time ties and international goodwill.
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Billiards Update From Sydney Ex Champion Contested Match
A verbose Sydney column reports on Lindrum and Stevenson in the billiards scene with betting figures, match expectations, and comments from Walter and others. It notes Lindrum’s prospects, Australian form in Melbourne and Sydney, and mentions figures like Warwick Armtreng and Jim Nesbitt alongside club presidents and local personalities.
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Walter
Indias
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Neleon
Hanian
Brisbane
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Anatine
Tim
Tommy Delahery
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Holland
Australia
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Durine
Melbourne
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Haved
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Sydney Grammar School and Newington clash in keen rugby
Peninsula reports Sydney Grammar School and Newington meet in a tight G.B. competition with Newington winning a close match. Kings, St. Joseph’s, and Sydney High also win and sit near the bottom of the table as Newport and Melbourne contests unfold with notable players and memorable lineups.
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King’s
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