Semifinal tennis match delays and player notes
The article reviews postponented semifinals and player form across singles and doubles. It highlights Peach brothers improving with Norman Peach defending, Weight, Cisek and Clarke as strong doubles pairings, and Sharp with Wright challenging for titles. It also notes Sydney Club Ladder results and observations from a general tennis season in Sydney and Madrid championships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wes
Casey
Marci Beltiz
Peach
Weight
Cisek
van Capecher
Ciyl
Clarke
Teme Courae
Weinbe
Thie Beate
Rawache
Ween
Sharp
N.S. Wales
Auceerton
Bwerky
Sears
Horace Rice
Leslie Bodenstad
Lan Svstythice
Fis
Brottiere
Sritate
Gure
Kervicns
I Preirs
Satarouy
Emad
EW Hilti
Taney’ Wrogte
Chork Wil Hak
Red Cross Match and Mixed Doubles At Geelong
An exhibition at Geelong featured A W Dunlop, Migs Westmoreland, and Russell Keavy with Miss Westmoreland delivering a strong backhand display. Dunlop's brilliance and steady partnership wins led to a 4 6 6 8 2 4 result in favor of Dunlop and partner, with the event attracting 400 spectators. A five-court mixed doubles tournament followed, with military service eligibility noted. The prize fund totaled 10 dollars raised by the tournament.
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Ray
Twassi
Auielly
Ead
Dave
Falese T
Azather
RED Cross
Geelong
A.W. Dunlon
Migs Westmoreland
Russell Keavy
Wayman
Wessmoreland
Ste Partnes
Aone
Sie
Mies Moises
Wan Te Uy
An Theal C. Carr
Miss Neall
Bnal
Shirnament
Wounded Open Champion Mauay in British Golf News
Reports describe the wounding of Arrand Mauay during a bombardment as British sports circles note Open Champion massy victory pride. The telegram-tinged dispatch likens his condition to a brave soldier in trenches, with cautious hope for his safe recovery amid war time coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Lerch
Arrand
Mauay
England
Massy
Nnleed
Hla
Royal
Liverpool
Cluthouse
Takia
Eabel
BF Gall
Uaitarre
Pigeons Race From Longreach in 746 Mile Classic
Longreach hosted a marathon pigeon race covering 746 miles with birds bred and owned by Geo Chester and J O Brenan among others. Favorable autumn winds and clear skies aided performance as birds clocked long flights and broke distance records amid strict railway-finish constraints and notable speeds.
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Queensland
Geo Chester
Tonie
Wen Oblanch
J. O.N. Brenan
J. O'R Saylor
Easton
Quinber
Sterptmd
Devitia
McCluire Blue Cock
J. O. Brenan
Qetobar
Khoblonoks
Fred Wakeeley
Chester
Rte
Brisbane
SAILING By CORINTHIAN. Wind shifts shape fleet at coastal race
Last Saturday in Sydney Bay the sailing club held a brisk day of heats with light to fresh airs. Competitors battled for the War Mest event as wind veered, capsizes narrowly avoided, and boats like Vision and Pendemons vied for top positions amid shifting tides and racing turns.
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Infehurat
Flanders
Hone
Tohay
Chinlehirat
Jimes
Melbourne
Nore
W. Broghs
Stacey
Aberdar
Dukes
Wellman Apd
Ostaville
Mhainizen
Vicovie
Hawthorn
Rwaune
Gusnther Chawitiorn
Astveigh Belaney
Eter Gery
X. Thompson
al Murray
Cai
Easendon
Rom Murray Brides
Ward
Weicity
Pearce
Blacenfield
Asiyas
Vietwire Haming Baciety
Murray
Bride Ave
Duckett
Adeline
Mal
Port Adelsise
Brame Grodan
Jane Jecod
Wes Fawn
Sandal
Besser
Albury
Pye
Selng
Cals
Fey
Ecwean Valind
Aioe
S.A
Aston
Uyde
Western Suicrds
Boclety
Niles
Elouty
Hansenne
Loran
Gig Jurions
Dame Henyenge Logan
Fistoenne
Hansenoe Login
Ty Cooksey
Drayton
Har Haradlares
Ars Ee
Scott Syry
Locke
Binulong
Miles
Perce Sk - S
Sydney
Iney Beiting Club
Yonduc
Warneast
Etarr
Sara Oly
Wardy
Moreh
Iisa Arto
Wei Orto Eapectauena
We Orereria Iamataas
Dun
Cah Mereington
Dai Schnee
Smin
Herawike
Poiterey Sand Wileg
Hubloseng
H. Thompsan
W. Dineen
Arne
W. Aides
Saraauka
Merlin
Sunny South
Moyans
Pendemons
Chen Earm
Movana
Cain
Wiclow
Grammar School cricket dominates Roahcutters Bay match
Sydney Grammar School entertained The Scots Cottage at Roahcutters Bay on Saturday with rising totals and standout performances. Elvan top scored in the second innings, while Hodgone and Randall contributed big numbers. The Scots College were dismissed for 74 and Grammar School pursued a mammoth 64 in the final counts.
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Sydney Grammar School
Roahcutters Bay
Ilselvin
Gostallo
Max Jeln
Elvan
Grammar School
Hodgone
Ohare
Raymond
Randall
Wegan
Bundries
Brown Low
Tinning
Boye
Bradley
Thuning
Church of England Grammar School
Kinet Schonl
Parrematts
Ean Grown
Notable Viaduct Sailing Event Draws Wide Attention
The report details a Victorian era sailing meeting with numerous competitors and boats named like Boronin, Golding, and Masts, outlining race lineups, positions, and a long list of participants. It notes prize allocations, fundraising aims for the Their Dependents Fund, and references to Visionary racing gear and opening plans for late November.
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Golding
R. Heshell
Mopper
Ry Hudnick
Min
Scot
J. Saltock Rosella
C. Hewnin
Acme CW
J. Duncan
Borec
Kimnet
Onda
Mir
Tate
Boromis
Bradley
Keiemer
Australias
Kismet
Inkiowest Mersington Serere
Beauisy
Goléing
Vision
Feo
Elocest
Mavic
Van
Inter
Godineini
Vivian
Thene
Weibach Cateay
Cain
Eautrday
San
Cote Iformes
Donnelly
Wey
Rosella
Mi Ccaipol
Beot
Moyana
Asiine
Soraniihay
Seul Suny
Vain
Ang
Bester
Burgees
Patrione Fund
Sre Hianlay
Eide Auatralis
Amin
Garas
Skilien
Emin
Cycling Club to Stage Two Handicaps at Spar Grounds
The Central Cumberland Club announces two handicap events at the Spar Grounds this Saturday as part of the Eight Hours carnival. A one mile handicap and a five mile scratch race feature prominent riders, with broader racing and Wednesday events planned to boost youth entry and sustain local cycling competition.
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Soecond
Gt Suite
Central Cumberland Club
Tidere
Nandscape
Postamatia Park
R. Leests
Marrickville Club
Spars
Frank Watson
Cook
Guynes
Feck
Spar Grouna
George Horder
Serach
Syde
Lewik
Bae Jim Wang
le & Pretty
Lesgue
Tasmenian
Recelpmn
Tee W. Tewae
Altifare
Federal Cycling Council
Mame Bery
Enfeld-Burnard
Ingwin
Lytton
Eign
Fishing notes from Bondi and Coogee disrupted by sharks
Beach anglers at Bondi and Coogee were forced from the water as sharks patrolled near the breakers. Observers at Bronte reported close approaches by a shark, while others on the coast saw blackfish and red bream abundance. In inland notes, industrial trouble limited work hours, and fish stocks were discussed as potentially changing future yields in lakes and rivers across Victoria. Canterbury Acclimatisation Society distributed 18,000 fry and 16,612 yearlings this season, with socking stock totals cited for the region.
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Bondicoutin Ward
Coogee
Bronte
Bondi
George's River
Port Hacking
Gymes Bay
Pascoe
Messer and Burton
Monte A. Davies
Harris Ton Doen
J. McLeod
Mawbray Bros
New Zealand
Kakari
Mimihaw
Drago
Canterbury Acclimetisation Society
Quest Mary's Hospital
Wan Mer Springs
Revival in Britain Sparks Broad Economic Debate
Fragmented OCR text discusses revival in Britain and a public event at WF Park. Mentions advertising claims about journeys spent in relay and a trade focus. Several garbled phrases reference dates, figures around 300 and 1300, and possible notices but details are unclear.
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Appiid
Ant Revival
Britain
Joarney
Evenin
Unclear OCR Entry About Remedies and Payments
An unclear OCR fragment references remedy for child support or alimony, mentions Australia, home voices, and a payment figure around 2 9055, with several garbled terms. No coherent event, date, or entities emerge to confirm a definite notice or action.
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