Varsity sports and club notes from University period
A scan of sports items and figures from the University scene highlights boxing, wrestling, rugby league, and boxing championships at the University Union Hall. Mentions of notable athletes, fixtures, and a shift allowing graduates to play for faculty teams reflect a lively athletics year with prize-winning swimmers, boxers, wrestlers, and rugby players featured.
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University Union Hall
Dr. B. T "Monty
Phile Iipo
Tennis World Tourney Notes Amid Turbulent Play
Disjointed reports from Antwerp Dublin Sydney and Bournemouth cover Spain Belgium Romania Turkey and Australia. Highlights include Spain beating Belgium and advancing to meet Ynewaluvia, Harada and Abe in doubles, and Henle Peters and Austin among noted players amid weather delays and disputed doubles results.
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Thy
Delgham
Saln
Ankneriyy Natural Af
Bent Las Punans
Belzium
Juuuien
Ta Aie
Mwiar
Patricia
Iowa Bank Ind Borman
Antwerp
Spain
Apuinet
Belgium
Ynewaluvia
Muier
Rae Ee
Hw. Bank
Belin
Tuning
Leon
Oathi
Dublin
Gollepe
Monn
McGuire
Treland
Roger's
Bent Landdan
Ate Rumania
Ates
I Rumania
Bent
Stolaror
Trocaynski
Polini
Penlled
Ainho i Lis
Rinvin Anil
Sweden
Priederich
Thee Fortmarontion
T Bent Hawberg
Behiefer
Bent Sordorstrom
Sehelfer Anc Rallovic
Bent Somdorstrom
Anil Hambers
Oet
Acctraliing
Sydney
Merc. List
Bournemouth
Enelnod
Miss Barres
England
Fiss
Jon Dry
Mrs
Gist
Mverriorl
Ler Tourtlige
Mixa Elmway
Wired Roe
South
Horver
Australia Advances in Davis Cup Tussle With Switzerland
Australia gains early advantages as Moon and Crawford secure wins while Chiesa and Zender falter. The Swiss challenge remains strong with Itt, Warden, and Grigis pushing the pace. Australia wins all five matches before plans shift to Zurich and Dublin for upcoming ties.
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Crawford
Aeschlimann
Europe
Zurich
Australia
Elngler
Thug
Moy
Aeseltinwn
Crawford Brat Chitin
Monsen Treland
Trebsnd
Dublin
Buriiel
Premoire
Horatia
Landrr
Grigiou
Willard
Woeing
Very Handsome Sydney Men Shine in Morning Match
A Sydney cricket report lauds a team of young locals dressed in polo blue for immaculate pullovers and stockings as they play brilliantly. The narrative praises strong driving and precise approach while noting Ross excels on the green. The piece predicts the side will advance further, mentioning promising New Zealand players behind them.
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Kirk-Windeyer
Sydney
New South Wales
Galt
Ross
New Zealand
Waterlogged Golf Course First of the A Grade Matches
Rain drenched the day as the A Grade matches opened at Waterlogged Golf Course. Notable results included TL b Apperly plex a Round, Morrison failing to register, and strong showings from Kirk-Winder Cup competitors with Bonnie Doon, Cammeray, and Long Reef squads contesting closely on a drenched course.
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Riblara
Roral Syttuny
Wawcett
J. Herrison
Fawcett von Lap Py
Murdock
R.S
Alec
Inge
B. J. Withreonbe
Balcomb
Willura
To Honter
Birt Ey Maxwell Necotmtes
Etrone HS
Manth BR
H. Bettington
Hoyat Sydney
Concord
Bersie Doon
W. T. Doh
A. Keane
Dobson
BH. Thompson
Mitch Ooye Flith
Keane Butt
J. BR. Borriskill
G. Ei. Armor
MF. Scott
B. J. Colvin
Bent
Bonnie Doon
B.D. Mayers
Loe Poroure
Byp
L. W. Hore
W. R Smith
Long Reef
Cammeray
Lone Reef
T. Futtermen
Wnil
Wrest. Browne
Wilcon
Balgowlabh
Longley
wapPboneen
BT. Witkingen
Cronulla
NSA LE
Jouders
Flond
W. Paste
Thare
Pinsta
Kogarah
Rannie Boon
Witiinees
Ellie i Rogar
Sh. W
Phares Ra
Matehes
Lark
Going Slow on the Links A Golf Controversy Across the Circuit
The piece critiques slow play by top golfers, detailing tactics, spectator reactions, and the controversy over pacing on the course. It discusses how deliberate and extended routines affect the rhythm of rounds, referencing players, officials, and spectators in a period tone.
Final Hockey Trials Preparatory at Gentenniel Park Exhibition
The trials faced wet and windy conditions with Gentenniel Park hosting the event. Hurstvith scored the first goal, St George and Western Goburke played in exhibitions, and notable players from North Sydney, Mabry, and byron Norikeen Parish shared honors amid uneven play.
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Beacy
Gentenniel Park
Mommer
Flockhart
Feaiand
Willie Smith Retires After Long Career Defeat
Willie Smith announces retirement following a heavyweight loss to Lindman by a wide margin. He cites heavy underwork and a desire to focus on bread and butter, while criticising leadership of the Tilioreds association and council. The match at Randwick sparked plans for an international tournament and future competitor hopes.
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Quienia Smith
Wilece Landram
Willie
Smith
Tilioreds Association
Lindman
Xfe Connehy
Linden
Sol Avialistersi
Dindrom
Tred
Brooks
Owl
Wil
Rela
Amit
Bettington One at 220 Yards in Golf The
A fragment from the New York Metropolitan Golfer notes Bettington and his brother Rel Bettington excelling in golf and cricket. It discusses etiquette, pace, and expert tips on swing, stance, and putting, urging careful play and respect for rules to maintain fair competition.
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Peating
Mit
Cours
Ter Lo
Owell Walker
New York ‘Metropolitan
Greatest Round in Golf Named by Vardon Opinion
A correspondent asks for the most brilliant golf round in competitive play since the rubber core ball era. Aubrey Boomer's 1914 Saint-Cloud performance near Paris receives top praise for the prime with the latest ball, boosted by a remarkable final stretch and a masterful inward finish.
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Frogry Vardon
Skubroy Boomers
St Cloni
Bayy Varian
Xolfere
Rominh
Aubrey Boomer
Saint Glen Covcse
Paris
Saint Chaud
Tnifea
Almont
Eitcher
Filmer
Jovath
Horton Smith
Andierican
Missouri
Jin
Cine Earaven
Wren
Golfer Confusion After Odd Round At British Links
A scrambled account describes a golfer killing a bird and missing shots at British courses, with references to Parisian and London routes, late-night travel, and a mix of players noted for scores like 88 and 67. The piece claws through fragmented phrases about courses such as St Andrews and Mugen, hinting at rivalries and fatigue impacting play.
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Boomer
Om Rommel
St. Andrews
Mugen
Muifield
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