Inter-State Lawn Tennis: New South Wales Beats Victoria
New South Wales dominates the Gird Inter-State contest against Victoria with a wide margin, winning 14 rubbers to 3. Singles and doubles results feature standout performances by Lindsay Todd and J. C. Anderson, while Victoria’s Addison and Collings claim the ladies' match in a late play-off.
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New South Wales
Victoria
Mort Anguine
Viettora
Meath
J. O. Anderson
Aml Taylor
England
Patterson
Anderson
Marsh
Jones, Clark
Abi Todd Woo
Pockley
Marah Taé
J O
Rice
Patra
Merwie
Lindsay Todd
Sheeele
Tore
Ther Ries
J. C. Anderson
Arut
Marek
Clark
Todd
Englvnd
Roberts
Jones
Heath
Campbell
Forkley
Mel Heath
Folsh
Yard
Herod
Linsay Todd
Australia
Taylor
Fret
Mareb
API
Eiter
Andersen
Renlaing
Art
Mareh
Finginna
Clari-Jones
Stalters
Wio
Doubin
Hua
N.E.W
Robbers
Mre_ Ford-Mise Collings
Miezes Addison
Stewart
Avé
G& Miss Addieon
Vic
A. Campbell
Double Bay Courts
Lawn Tennis Requisites and Repair Services
Edgar J. Rice advertises lawn tennis requisites and racket repairs at Ciggund Floor Equitable Building George Street. Spalding and Davis brands are mentioned with focus on repaired, strengthened equipment.
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Edgar J. Rice
Spalding & Davis
Ciggund
Equitable Buildinre
Geobue
Miss Cozens Shines In NSW State Open Play
Miss Cozens excels for New South Wales, winning singles titles against Miss Browning and Miss Schlesinger and teaming with Miss Doyle to take the doubles 6-3 6-2. The State singles championship progresses with other top players contesting in close matches and walkovers.
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Mies Stewart
Ena
Bet
Veter
Tarian Indy
Foely
Thine
Agein
Perth Tennis Tournament Draws Big Crowds and Praise
A correspondent reports from Perth King's Park where a large metropolitan singles event draws 40 entrants led by Hedeman. He notes young Stokes shows speed and Parker, current Western Australia champion, provides strong competition. The writer describes Hedeman's forehand drive and reach, and comments on court conditions and local club finances.
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Perth
Spencer's Gulf
Fremantle
Perth Wolls
King's Park
King’s Park
Aiso
Hedeman
Stoken Sa
Stokes
Atyle
Metropolligg
G. F. Parker
West
Australia
NSW Cyclists Union opens road racing at Sherwood
The New South Wales Cyclists Union started their road racing season with a nine mile open race on the Sherwood Prospect course from Sherwood Council Chambers. Results mention riders such as Caughey and Pedersen, with heats and disqualifications noted and a final to be run next Saturday.
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New South Wales Cyclists’ Union
Sherwood Prospect
Sherwood Council
FE. W. Pedersen
Vince
W. Wrylle
Aittle
Fiat
B.A. Cowell
Invin Meer
AL Greerup
AL Dlewly- Kimeen
IE Jardine
Lag Abrey
VT Smith
Colbie
HA Aroe
HL Hare
McArtnry
LE Bos
Pymble
Servin
Himsingr
Dseo
Tuird
TL Westhriler
Devin Wer
J. A. Lytton
Oe Shennan
TA Cecenity
MI O'Mara
Ray
Oh Revight
Creenman
Birchgrove Oval
Balmain
Davis Cup Preview Highlights Brookes and Provan Clash
The piece weighs the Davis Cup as the main test for Brookes and Provan, noting that critics weigh match results over play alone. Wilding predicts Australasia may rebound against America, while cautioning against counting chickens before hatch.
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Partie
Australasia
America
Quip and Breaks Stir Pool Club Banter
At Ala Alhermen's club two players used cue and rod with a 40 point start in a 100. One talker trailed by 20, the star holder jokes he would win only with a heart break. The other, quiet, asks if breaking is needed, and the quip about a heart break finishes the exchange.
Handicapper Fiasco and Berlin Road Race Plans
Mr J W Geatier accepted a handicapper post at Aston but resigned after a brief term. His brother Mr Goatley is expected to fill the vacancy, with election likely. The Round Berlin, Germany’s major road event, will be held August 23 open to amateurs and professionals, likely using the Olympic course.
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J. W. Geatier
Aston
Geatley
Fr. Goatley
Germany
Berlin
Bathurst to Sydney Road Race Decision Hinted
At the Union council meeting the advisability of an amateur Bathurst to Sydney road race will be debated. Proponents cite many reasons to hold the event while opponents present fairly strong arguments against it, with the principal objection outlined.
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Bparts Club
Mm Bon. Lrengurer
Utla
Watson
Bathurst
Sydney
Rainy last year marks prep for Raffern Club race
The Raffern Club plans a road face event on June 8 in Parramatta area following last year’s course from Campbelltown. Promoters pledge support from The Referee and donors, aiming to attract runners despite earlier wet conditions.
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Raffern
Preton
Aehield
Campbelltown
Pield
Appointment of a Secretary Dominates NSW League Meeting
At the NSW League of Wheelmen gathering, Javis chaired as secretary duties were filled following L B Leadley’s retirement to study in Europe. Makay won the ballot, with O Halloran receiving a farewell cheque for past service, and Bathurst club affiliation discussed for future linkage.
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New South Wales League of Wheelmen
Wed- Neecey
Javis
L. 8
Leadley
Europe
Meera
H. M. Makay
B. McCarthy
M. Edwards
R. EB. O'Halloran
R. EB. O'Halloran Went To the Ballot, Mr. Makey
Bathurst Federal Cycling Club
Bathurst
Dunlop 10 Miles Relay Protest Over Prizes
Granville (Bydney) protests Northern Suburbs Cycling Club prize in the 10 miles relay event after alleging pacing and sheltering violations. Granville placed fourth. G H Horder and P O'Shea may lose or gain prizes if the protest upholds. The promoters will investigate before final awards.
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Dunlop Rubber Company
Melbourne
Granville
Bydney
Northern Suburbs
Grauville
Tidera
G. H. Horder
P. O'Shea
Northern Buburba District Cycling Club wins 100 mile relay
The Sydney based Northern Buburba District Cycling Club set a world record with a 100 mile Duglop Relay Race victory. Their machine, built entirely of genuine BBA fittings, contributed to the flawless run and record time.
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Buburba
Sydney
Record Pace Attempts Highlight Track Riders’ Feats
Since September 191, riders have chased the one hour track record. Nettlebeck, a German, covered 61 miles in an hour, a notable improvement over earlier marks. Previous holder Guinard set the record, with Wills the earlier English holder at 1 mile 1007. Kirkham and Harley Davidson weigh in on challenges and wagers.
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Paul Guinard
Nettlebeck
Vehicular Care and Road Reform Highlight Melbourne Debate
An article notes a portable car wash device using a water stream for cleaning wheels and bodies. It also reports the Good Roads Association of Victoria planning a broad campaign to urge government action on highway construction and maintenance across states and at federal level. In London a bylaw requires slow vehicles to keep left and near the kerb on Boy Street.
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Good Roads Association of
Victoria
Melbourne
Home Secretary
England
London
Boy Street
Byelaws and racing cars mark early motoring era
The article notes bylaw enforcement on footways near tramlines and a push by the Automobile Association for towns to act, Birmingham adopting similar rules. It details Sunbeam racing cars achieving faster mile times under driver Chassaigne, and remarks on open-road motoring and dustless surfaces improving road use. It also mentions Lord Deemen’s chauffeur and the funeral of John Dudley Wilson.
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The
Automobile Association
England
Birmingham
Chassaigne
Lord Deemen
John Dudley Wilson
Wilson
Borace Ointment Promises Cure for Skin Ailments
An advertisement touts Borace Ointment as a household necessity for excema pimples ulcers and severe sores. It claims magical relief from itching and inflammation and notes it has cured twenty year standing cases, with availability at local drug stores and chemists including Pattinson's Drug Stores Sydney and Pride.
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Bay
Washington
Pattinson's
Sydney
Sac
Pride
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Clarence Todd
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Hetermann
G. Patterson
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Ehdeline
Geo Parker
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Goulburn
Brdtney
New South Wales Cycfista’ Union
Citercot
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Union Ltself
Dunlop
Nile Tyre
Dunlops
Dunlop Rubber Co
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Ture
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Parramatta
KR. E. O'Halloran
Wee
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Pellisson
Reading Hoteles and Clubs
Armtratesla
Swift Use Company
LIT
Geelong
Hone
Clarcore
Seyiney
Don Kirkham
Davidson
Ornstien
Unkater
Harley Davidsen
Sy. J. Ornatten
Mr. Ornatten
Ran Ugain
Harley Davidson
Old Country
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Ita
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