Patterson Leads Australian Tennis Championship Sweep
Gerald Patterson dominates by title grace at Adelaide Varsity meet, defeating O Hara Wood in singles, with Wood excelling in doubles alongside Heath. Rowe, Howe, Stuart show promise, while Rice fights hard in a five set defeat, and Victorian players contest the finals amid a strong Davis Cup level display.
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Adelaide
Perhape J
Anderson
Rowe
Howe
Stuart
Patterson
Wood
Heath
Rice
Jordan
Miss Boys
Miss la Mesurier
Lister
Mina Mews
Os Thursday Patterson
Thomas
O'Hare Wood
Pearce
Sandra
O'Dea
Mrs. Lister
Miss Boyd
Patterson-Thomas
G. M. Howe
G. K. Thomas
O'Hara Wood
Penny
Edgar Rice Sports Depot Leads In Tennis Requisites
Edgar Rice Sports Depot at 43 Hunter Street Basement Royal Chambers markets fresh stock and expert service for tennis, featuring Ayres championship tennis balls and Slazenger balls. Specializes in repairing and restringing with ready stock from Ayres and Aretha.
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Edgar Rice Sports Depot
Hunter Street
Royal Chambers
AYRES
Aretha
Tilden
Ting
Stirring doubles fight crowns Adelaide last tennis day
The final afternoon at Adelaide’s biggest lawn tennis tournament delivered peak play as Patterson and O’Hara Wood defended the doubles crown. Patterson outplayed a wavering Rowe in singles, while the doubles clash with Thomas and Heath surged to a dramatic 6-6 final set.
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Wood
Patterson
Thomas
Margue
O'Hara
W. Heath
Chairenalay O'Hara Wood
Miss Boyd
N. Heath
Rendall
Idies
Mis
Sister
Misses Mountain
T. Rendall
Mrs. Rowe
Miss le Boer
Mim Boyd
Norton
Max Decugis
France
Tegner
Denmark
O'Hara Wood
Heath
Thomas Plaing
Rowe
Hone
Stuart
Sydney
Sydney club tennis tournament attracts state players
The Sydney Lawn Tennis Club hosts a marquee event drawing top state players such as J O Anderson and Peach. L J Carr defeats Eri Neil in singles after Neil leads 6-3 6-0 and 3-0 in the third set, showing Carr’s net play and aggressive court work. Other Thursday results include Peach defeating Ander 6-1 6-4 and Moneckton beating Cummings 6-0 6-1 6-8 6-1.
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Sydney
J. O. Anderson
Peach
L. J. Carr
Eri
Neil
Carr
Andere
H. (. Moneckton Bat
B. Cummings
Tennis match reports reveal uneven play and long rallies
Friday's club match saw Laura beat O. Cram with strong serves while Lin outplayed others. In doubles Cuiby and L. J. Carr defeated A. and W. Laurie. Kirkpatrick edged Anderson 9-7 in a tense third set amid fine court conditions. The article notes excellent play from N. Peach and R. J. Goodman-Lane and comments on G. Clemenger and monckton results. The Davis Cup note mentions Tilden not defending Wimbledon due to costs and health concerns, with Richards possibly joining the American team.
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A. C. Laura
O. C. Cram
He M Lin
Cuiby
L. J. Carr
W. Laurie
Poulton Asd
Fitageraid
J. C. Anderson
Kirkpatrick
Anderson
Anderson Cleae
Equemans
Anderson N. Peach
R. J. Goodman-Lane
Acea
Peach
Lane
J. Clemenger
W. B. Dive
Clemenger
Garder
Wingwoth
E. P
H. C. Monckton
Taden
L.T.A
Tilden
Wimbledon
Byas Fealy
Ameria
Richards
America
Mary
Cme
Australasia
Patterson
Anderson Sormidabis
Brisbane cricket trials spark debate on one day matches
The March 18 trial in Brisbane tests two hour batting sessions to speed play. While some matches show bright batting, observers doubt the format will endure as tail-enders risk poor exposure and two day matches remain valued for first class prep. Horinbrook or near form as a leading left-hander draws praise along with plans for intertown series and potential Australia Eleven appearances in 1922 23.
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Brisbane
Alepolash
Aot
Hornibrook
Australia
Pigeon Homing Bird Travels 26000 Miles In Ocean Quest
A racing pigeon hatched in Birmingham traveled across oceans, crossing the Bay of Biscay and reaching Sydney before finally arriving near London after a record long journey of about 28,000 miles. The bird, owned by Mr. G. Cope, was carried on steamships and aided by multiple Good Samaritans, with clubs and exhibitors preparing to participate in Royal Show events.
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Midgeean
G. Cope
Mighgue Itoming Society
Birminghem
ERTL
Scott
Portuguese West Africa
Bay of Biscay
Presch Coast
Mr. W. Clarke
Whos
Custee
Iemdon
Jones
Mason
Merehan
Kobe Dows
Wieenshid Poultry and Pigeon Societies
Eerteidelin
McRenrievet F. Cower
Wellington
Twmniiitn
J. Celhurhan
Brisbane
Morrison
Miesare Miller
Moscop
Pilbeam
Atlaide
Tarana
J. Piper
G. Bridger
H. Willde
4. Wirrow
A. Teaney
G. Oldham
J. Brignell Merry
Lawler
O. Cordner
Donegan An Valbtard
C. Genero
J. Semeriile
Joma Ord
J. Breton
Matherfield District
Aremm
Fen
Peddie
Utd
T. A. Booth
J. Ium
C. Bushell
Fw Moveay
Green
Bandford
Pockle
Baseball season spawns first trade contest results
The report details a early season baseball event with Leichhardt facing Kiera and Kegworth, listing batteries and players for both sides. It notes umpire and captain details, plus mentions Fondbles versus Probibles and a looming test of pitchers and fielders as the season opens.
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National Baseball League
Anal i Lasiardis
Cme
Leichhardt
A. Aha
Kiera
Fondbles
Probibles
Ps Pa
Ciciegare
Inter Island cricket match discusses New Zealand finance and players
Wellington report notes inter island fixtures scarce since 17 years ago and a recent five wicket North Island win. It reviews teams, players such as Hiddleston Snedden Barclay Allcott and Carlyton, assesses innings scores and call for regular matches to boost cricket development and cover costs.
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North
T. Callaway
H. Graham
Canterbury
Otago
Graham
South Islanders
South Island
Lancaster Park
Christchurch
North Island
RK. C. Blunt
R. D. Warker
F. Woods
A. Grant
D. M. Sandmen
W. R. Patrick
E. R Neale
Nelson
T. Carlton
G. Dickenson
A W. Alloo
A. Galland
H. Lambert
Patrick
Neale
Carlton
Woods
Harclay
Allcott
Barclay
Alliott Snedden
Garrard
Baker
McLeod
Hiddleston
Collins
Lambert
Alco
Blunt
Sandman
Galland
Loas
Snedden
Dacre
New Zealand
N. C. Snedden
Australia
Esse
C. Allcott
Marlborough
Mapier
Auckland
Smedden
Zealand
Jengway
R. C. Blunt
D. M. Sandman
Co. A. Galland
J. M W. Crawford
Cole
Int
Dunedin
Dickerson
Jas Beut
D. C. Collins
Cambridge
W. A. Baker
C. C. Dacre
D. R. Garrard
Campbell
Rowntree
New Zealand Cricket Council
Dominion
YACHTING North Harbor-Manly Regatta Notes
Victorian sport report details the Sydney Amateur Sailing Club season finale held in autumn weather at Woollahra Point. Numerous yachts attended the North Harbor-Manly regatta with races planned for next Saturday and a festive gathering aboard the flagship with toasts and speeches by Vice Commodore Iain Stanley Spain.
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North Harbor-Manly
Sydney Amateur Sailing Club
Lady Carrington
Woollahra Point
Athene
D. Carment
Royal Prince Alfred Yacht Club
Hermione
W. H. Waters
Bona
Mesars
Bradley
Towse
Magic
F. B. Langley
Mischief
Arthur Milson
Adelma
Neville Hall
Dawn
Oscarckhouse
Apache
L. Murnin
Mia
Melbourne
Brighton Yacht Club
St. Kilda Yacht Club
Sydney
Victorian Yacht Racing Associaion
Eun-na-Mara
Yeulba
Independence
Petrel
Heather
Win
Rita
Tris
Will
St. Kilda
Helen
Thera
Kurrena
Port Philip
Ada
Aorere
Worth Marlor-Hanly Hegatta
Unclear historical report from Wrights series run
Fragmented OCR notes name numerous officials and committees amid references to a Wrights series and semi finals. Key figures include Jane G Kilminster J Gearla Jun W Arthur W Freestone and G Wi l Mortley with a permit committee. Details are garbled and unclear.
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J. L. O'Dea
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Market and
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Belgium
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A. F. Wilding
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England
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Jim" Williams
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Henderson
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J. Radclife
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A. N. Stewart
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R. D. Frew
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Mick Petrie
Magon
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Christy
Wolfe
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Fania Zendier
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New Farm School Balling
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RED Chequer
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JH. McKensie Brand
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Sydney Amateurs
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Graol
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C. Gale
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Keres
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