Davis Cup Team Goes to America for Final Matches
The Australasian L T A confirms J O Anderson will join the team after public funds covered a substitute. The squad departs May 21 aboard Makura, with Honolulu and Auckland stops, aiming to reach the final round through Hawaii Japan and Europe. Bruce Hewitt.
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Patterson and O'Hara Wood Show Impressive Form
In Queensland exhibition series Patterson and O'Hara Wood stack wins over locals. O'Hara Wood captured the first two matches at Rockhampton and a strong showing in the Brisbane third match drew a large crowd on the Association courts.
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Tennis Supplies Amid Reduced Prices At Edgar Rice Depot
Good news for tennis players with WRES and Slazenger championship tennis balls on sale at Edgar Rice Tennis Depot on Unter Street near Castlereagh Street. Stock just arrived from Port Hardy includes Gorens and racquets with best English gut used in repairs.
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Patterson Defeats O'Hara Wood In Five Set Tennis Thriller
Patterson was immensely pleased by O'Hara Wood's quiet handling of Paterson's cannon-ball serves. He won the match 1-6 2-6 6-4 6-5 4-5 after fighting through the next three sets. The doubles pairing of Patterson and Wood beat St John and Radcliffe 6-2 8-6 5-2 in Queensland.
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Manly Golf Triumphant Despite Mixed Results Across Clubs
At a packed NSW council meeting led by E J Brown the prize meeting plans for October were slimmed to reduce two days and shift match formats. Across Sydney area clubs, Manly 2 edged Manly 1 in a tight Grade match while Concord and Kilara clubs reported diverse results in interclub events and local tournaments.
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Sol Green's Rise and Melbourne Club Controversy
Sol Green, a rising Melbourne sportsman and bookmaker, gains prominence through wealth and philanthropy. He joins Tattersall's and returns to the Victorian Club amid past secretary John Buckley’s doubts, promising 5000 pounds for Melbourne Hospital. The piece recalls historic sculling rivals Hanlan and Beach, and contrasts past and present bookmaker practices with anecdote from Con Drew about Flemington odds.
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The Winner That Lost a Way Back Racing Story
A family bought a Sydney colt named Flying Feather and aimed for the Billabong Cup. With a weight 7.7, a tar boy and a former Carbine jockey trained him. after a dramatic trial, Flying Feather led then won by yards but was disqualified, Saucy Kate declared winner, and the narrator ends with shock and accusation of corruption.
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Silver Town Rubber Co Golf Ball Prospect Teaser
Opaque OCR fragment hints at Silver Town Rubber Co and a golf ball product. Mentions 278 George Biresi Sydney and a catalog style entry. Reads like an advertisement note with misspelled names and unclear details.
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Kensington golfers win cup as 200 compete in ideal weather
A field of over 200 competed at Kensington in ideal conditions for the Cup event. A. Munro Glen, nephew of solicitor J Bruart Thom, led with a net 75 after a 15 handicap, though a late slip on the 14th foiled a perfect round. D. B. Logan and J. Manning carded 74s, while others posted solid scores as the Foursomes at Belbourne drew big crowds.
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