Australian Tennis Great Play in French Championship
Australia remains unbeaten in the French doubles championship as Davis Cup hopes hinge on tomorrows matches. Hopman and Willard faced Gregory and Collins in a taut, level set, with both British and Australian teams showing hardihood under pressure. Venue move to Wimbledon failed, leaving Eastbourne as the venue, while Crawford and Moon impressed with overhand strokes and tenacious play.
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Gregory
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Adel Othar
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Londin
Pekyl
England
Elphtean Yeima
Moon
No Horse Could Live With Phar Lap Says Pike
J M Pike declares Phar Lap the greatest Australian racehorse up to a mile and a half. He praises Phar Lap's unmatched pace, believes he could win at distance, and notes Temptation's fast Adelaide Cup pace helped Phar Lap. Pike recounts Adelaide visit and King’s Cup experience.
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J M Pike
Australia
Gothic
Strephen
Bie
I Balleva
Leung Quasthoradc
Adelaide
Pratt
Temptation
Pher
World’s Greatest Centre Three Quarter Explored Weekly
A brilliant article on page 2 previews a series by Mr I C Davis editor of The Referee known as The Cynic. Davis, famed football enthusiast, will profile leading players in Dugby League and Rugby Union weekly, starting with the Centre Three Quarter.
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Thouanind
Atushal Wy Ols
Tiskee Adr
J. T Davis
Gerat Footeball
Mr. J. Dexter
Willard shines in crowd pleasing hockey move
A fragmented report praises Willard for accurate passes and clever play during a tense stage ahead of an ovary polub moment. The observer notes Viopmati’s nimbleness and craft, calling him the best of the four amid bold opponent pressure and a lively crowd.
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Wilterd
French Final Sparks Upset in Tennis Doubles Semis
In Mysore, Hopman and Willard defeated Orotra and de Buizelot 10-8 and 6-8 after a rough start. Cochet and Brugnon then edged Bealng and Moot 4-5-7 in a lengthy semi final clash.
The Referee Racing and Sports Special Page Summary
The page outlines sections for World Sport boxing swimming rugby league rugby union polo and athletics with notes on sailing billiards golf and motors. It reports the English Amateur Swimming Association selecting a mixed team for the Empire Games in Hamilton Ontario and mentions diving representatives and rugby union fixtures in New Zealand.
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We Ee
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Esi
We Ueres Ween BT Billiards
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OG Motors
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Enrlich Amnateur
Hamilton
Arca
Tour
Association
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Ontario
Tethes Lew
Bombshell in Australian Swimming Circles
Controversy erupts over W Cameron’s eligibility to represent Australia at Empire Games. Queensland and national bodies clash over his residential qualification and selection, amid calls to veto his entry if criteria are not met.
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Ty Meg Griew
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ASA
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Ioan Awalfeie
Bradman Dominates England Talk Ahead of Test Series
Don Bradman of Bowral is the talk of England as All England discusses Australia’s star batsman. The upcoming Lord's Test amid cold wet weather sees England shaping a great side with captaincy likely to A P Chapman. Bowler prospects include Tate Larwood Clark and Googie with Googie School providing candidates.
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Bowral
England Confident They Will Retain the Ashes
England expects to retain the Ashes amid confidence in batting weakness by Australia and rising form in England. Analysts note weather and conditions in England may favor the home side while lingering questions remain about Australian batting adaptability under English pitches.
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England
Wissel
Benette Tee
Boxing readers urged to order new Referee serial
To All Lovers of Boxing, The Referee in England will feature a serialized history titled Prides of the Fancy. The forthcoming issue promises ongoing installments illustrated by Trevor Wiennpl and noted boxing writers Wignall and Jim Donald, with Balt or involvement and limited copies available.
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Trevor ‘Wienpll
Wignall
Jim Donald
Neferce
Baltor
Ames Seeks Wicket Keeping Edge In England Australia Talk
The fragment discusses Ames as a strong batsman and wicket keeper candidate, compares Duckworth and Stevena as potential bowlers, notes Wall on fast deliveries, and weighs England’s batting against Australia’s, stressing current uncertainty in form and selection.
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Duckworth
Googlia
Stevena
Fairfax and Hornibrook Critics Over Wickets Show
London era review notes Fairfax and Hornibrook attracting critics at Lord’s. Derbyshire’s solid defense and Ponsford’s patient innings at Derby are contrasted with Bradman’s form and Australia’s variable batting, as conditions and wickets shift daily.
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