Kealoha's World Record 109 Metres at Sydney Carnival
The Sydney carnival hallmarked by Kealoha's record 109 metres in 6 14 45 seconds. American and New Zealand competitors, including Miss Bleibrey and Miss Dieier, impressed crowds at the baths. The Australian team led by Langer and Turton delivered strong performances as officials praised international exchange and athletic prowess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kealoha
Bydney
America
Nsw
A.S.A
N.E.W. Asa
Diclotep
Mewra
Langer
Redland
Aunrallane
Miss Bleibtrey
Mju Metimey
dMieui
Grim Winmung
Iyer
Willy
Miss Cavill
Wally Swinmmere
Serbian Smith
Brown
Christie
Leavin Colloreyu
New Zealand Cricket and Sports Roundup in Wellington
Rain and uncertain conditions clouded selections as Vernon Ranpined and Hormbrook lead New Zealand bowlers in a challenging match. Australians dominated key innings with Liddell and Monga achieving notable scores while New Zealand stars Smith Rowntree and Hiddleston contributed, amid rifle shooting, athletics and public notices at Trentham, Basin Reserve, and Wellington venues.
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Wellington
Qrievel
Hand
Wien
New Zealand
Ie Sale
Jestor
Fae
G. Smith
W. Rowntree
C Snedden
Auckland
Hiddleston
Brice
OG Dacre
Warrtrapa
Ree
Blo Meaman
Cantesbury
He Shepherd
Raya
F McBeth
Sethland
Zealand
Cropee Gauijell
Wieslaw Waters
C. Shedden
Australia
Blan Fee
Une Ress
C. Box
Blekamor
Sunsibie
Hi. Tadetsa
G. Smittie
Northamptotabire
Peg Anti
Faye Ein Boge
Fund
Rowntres
Ontme
Nea Zealanters
Buteman
Yyt Tin Perforoanyes
Beshon Marcon
Wallington Ince
Dewlanders
Shepherd
van Faite
Nowtine
Vhrae
Ui 'McBeuy-alane
Tagwrian
Budsien
Sid
Negethiel
Cainer Terwibrosk
Stade
Wielenin
Blunt
Anafoed
Seerp Parotid
Liddicuy
Welliproa Association
Betone
Peime
Old Devs
East
South Tana
Bateie
Hornbrook
Austraians
Richardson
Ironmonger
Liddiewte
Bogle
Lsind
Wadldy
Kine
Lie EE
Veinell
A. Neiloon
Napier
HV Croxton
Leichhardt Rowing Club Reunion and Sydney Tennis News
The Leichhardt Rowing Club hosts a reunion of past and present members with visiting teams. Sydney tennis matches at Melbourne, Grange tournament planning, and Australasian Davis Cup withdrawal discussions feature in coverage. Broadcast mentions of players, tournaments, and selectors outline a busy sport calendar.
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Leichhardt Rowing Club
Orange
Grange
Neeary Eouila
Nas
Fey
Teveed Nuajy
Dhe
Risle
Houltoun
Wahigu
Ars
Tadd
Eek
Abd
Eva Seu
Boy
Tadie
el Dir
Darby Neatake
Lennee
Sydney
Gof
Dounney Uty
Bayley An Haken
Chalmers
Best de Baroy
Aulivers
Trundle
Tubby Parkey
Wellington
Australglate
America
Australasia
T.H Hicks
Jim
Alante Wilan Asrociavian
Bomtag
Auchang
Zealand
Domini
Fred Satchel
Ayers
Interstate Lawn Tennis Prospects And Prewar Plans
New South Wales officials discuss interstate matches with Australia and Britain before a prewar season. Bruce Hawkes and others lead a selected team training at Double Bay, aiming to improve technique and prepare for potential Davis Cup entries against Canada Britain and Japan.
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Australas
America
Henokes
P.O
Canada
France
Wiltenley
Eam Gs
Maton
NS. Wales
Heele
Bruce
Anil Weniene
Entadvely
Dnubr
Hawkes
Amerie
Caneda
Australia
Brookes
Pattern
Aureriany
Avserigan
Miler
Sgh
Marah
Nis
Wales
Winpelf
WM. Fockieg
Vierorih
Marsh
Marenver
Mike
Sony ‘Tales Senik
Broghes
Copia
Aostettik
New South Wales
Ave
Te fight over a track record and a taped finish
A scrambled report describes a track event with a controversial finish as Rowe jumps the tape and others struggle to finish. It mentions Craig and Brakes, a discussion of stroke technique, and coach guidance from an Australasian association.
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Thea
Naroad Rose
Marten
Ani
Craig
Ima
Rove
Gormabody
Blin
Wea
Mickeney
Tilden Glavibe
American Stroke Teachings Spark Controversy and Debate
A garbled account details criticism of American stroke techniques and lessons amid debate over training methods. The text references figures like James and Ganes Ties, mentions the Olympics, and questions the value of English-based instruction, with accusations of inefficacy and misalignment with traditional approaches.
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Janes
Pirsy
Eecona
Manter
James
Antwerp
New York
Betta
Swimmin
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Haynd Kealoha
Albert Barry- Tey
Kealdha
Imaire
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Esility
Lady Langer
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NSC
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Age Moan
Tvetinh
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N.Z. Sport
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Williams
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