Sydney doubles final tests Peach brothers against Wright Clark
On Saturday Sydney Club's doubles semi final saw G W Wright and W A Clark defeat Norman and Frank Peach in straight sets 6 3, 6 4. The veterans then dominated the final rounds despite a strong start from Todd and Hicks, delivering the best doubles play Sydney has seen in a year.
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Sydney
Peach
G. W. Wright
W. A. Clark
Met
Norman
Frank
Wright
Clark
Lis
Jess
Fran Peach
Norman Peach
Frank Peach
Clarke
Ames
Todd
Clicks
Dr. Pockley
Hicks
Wrothers Peach
Eucssey
Lidtk
A. B. Jon
Jack
Ond
A T
Tody
Algeney
Bown
Love
L. Todd
E. W. Hicks
Exhibition match at Riversdale in fine weather note
Tam reports on a Melbourne friendship match between Maiden and Spicer and Kirkwood and East at Riversdale. A long wind tested players on the tough rough with Kirkwood and East edging in the afternoon, while Hicks and Todd pair dominate in doubles and Murdoch’s 73 signals rising form for a big open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam
Melbourne
A. Maiden
Spicer
Kirkwood
Victor East
Riversdale
Martin
East
Armored Cars and Motorists Highlighted by Press
The Press withholds specifics on the new armored cars known as tanks while the Light Car notes the crews are seasoned motorists chosen for their driving skill. The piece emphasizes that the men forming the crews were recruited specifically for these machines due to their motorist experience.
MAKE YOUR OWN COUGH MIXTURE HEANS ESSENCE PROMISES RELIEF
An advertisement touts a home cough remedy claiming a pint of comedy for coughs colds and throat troubles equals 12 pence worth of ordinary mixes by adding 2 pence worth of Hean's Essence to water and sweetening. It cites Kir Rides Haggard noting he will take Hean's Essence to Australia and England and says chemists and stores stock Hean's Essence.
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Hean
Kir Rides Haggard
Australia
England
Rowing Glories and Birthday Cheers for James Pad don
The notice cheers James Pad don born November 19 entering his 30s and highlights rowing legends. It notes Captain E T J Kerby’s role in Salisbury Plains athletic sports and praises Lieut Frederick Septimus Kelly RMVR of Bisham Grange Marlow for the Distinguished Service Cross for Gallipoli service. Kelly rowed for Oxford in 1903, starred in Leander crews, won Henley Diamonds in 1902 1903 and 1905, and helped Leander win the Olympic eight in 1908. The Mersey Regatta Association held its ...
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James Paddon
E. T. J. Kerby
Victoria
Salisbury Plains
FS. Kelly
Caramen
Frederick Septimus Kelly
R.M.V.R
Bisham Grange
Marlow
Gallipoli
Lieut. Kelly
Oxford
Leander Henley
Oace
Henley
Ami
Wingfiel
Red Cross
M.C.A. Field Service
McFie
E. H. Richmond
W. H. Lewis
W. H. Edwards
London
Sydney Fairbairn
Grenadier Guarda
Stephen Fairbairn
Nancy
Bache
Cunard
France
London Sportsman
J. H. Jackson
City of London Regiment
Marlow B.C
A. &. Lloyd
R.b
Eton
Cambridge
Trinity
Foster-Fairbairn
L. J. Cadbury
Fishing Outlook From Port Hacking and Nearby Spots
Ramblers note Port Hacking shows promise with black bream and whiting expected at Gray's Flat and near Gymea Bay if weather holds. Reports from Berowra Creek include two dozen black bream by W Poulton and flathead by Edwards, Garthen. R Baker near Como takes two dozen black bream from a 20 ft square bath. trawler dispute resolved, expect fresh fish in shops.
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Port Hacking
Gray's Flat
Gymea Bay
Berowra Creek
W. Poulton
Rozelle
Edwards
Newtown
Garthen
Como
R. Baker
Victorian Angling News and Trading Strikes Across Regions
Reports from Victorian spots praise fishing yields. Peterborough notes strong bream and brown trout on the Merri, Marlo, and Tambo River. heaviest trout weighed 83lb by Mry H Griffiths. Schnapper reported near Williamstown, Black Rock, and Mor Dialloc. Fremantle Whaling Co licence cancelled for failing conditions. Norway principals informed of abandonment after Besgie Bay harbor failure. West Australian Deep Sea Angling Club held first current season competition. winner G Jansson 151lb, runner-ups Young 15lb and Holway 124%. Deloraine branch alots 50,000 trout fry for the big year.
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Peterborough
Merri
Mry H. Griffiths
Marlo
Tambo
Williamstown
Black Rock
Mordialloc
Fremantle Whaling Co
Cape Leeuwin
Steep Point
Besgie Bay
Norway
G. Jansson
W. T. Young
H. J. Holway
Deloraine
Northern Tasmanian Fisheries’ Association
Repatriation Fund gets boost from golf match results
The event drew large crowds and raised about £20 for the Repatriation Fund. Walton shone on the metropolitan links with a hole in one and a keen, consistent game. A private exhibition at Sandringham featured Findlay, Kirkwood, Jupp, and East with strong play, while Jupp impressed as a rising talent.
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Vincent Rudder
Charley Campbell
Leura
Jack North
Hilliard
Stevens
North
F. H. Kent
Cidley Pennett
Burnles
Rudder
Bennate
Kent
A. L. Potter
E. Muree
A. T. Uther
G. Mart
A. W. Bazavores O
C. B. Bradley
J. K. Johnston
G. BE. & McCarthy
M. E. Brown
East Berks
Wellington College
Royal Berks Hospital
Red Cross Society
G Duncan
Royal Flying Corps
H. Vardon
Vardon
Duncan
Jr. White
Sunningdale
J. G. Sherlock
White
Sherlock
P. Fernie
Ipswich Golf Cinle
St. Andrews
Oversea
Walton
Sandringham
Fred Findlay
R. Jupp
Chis
Joe Kirkwood
East
Findlay
Kirkwood
Jupp
Kivewoorl
John Walker and Son L Scotten Waser Distrens Kilmarnock
In the Scottish town of Kilmarnock the firm John Walker and Son L Scotten Waser Distrens faces regional business upheaval. Local records indicate ownership and distribution questions affecting supplier networks and retail contacts. Historic notices point to shifts in local commerce and manufacturing ties.
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John Walker & Son, L
Scoten Waser Distrens
Kilmarnock
Cycling Races At Sports Ground And Revival Plans
A busy program at the Sports Ground features League and Union riders with events across half mile to three miles plus handicaps. An Australian revival push forms the Cycling Advancement Society led by D Rennie and G Leggie, planning an Old Cyclist Rally on December 2 to Heidelberg, with aims to popularise cycling for health and utility and to form touring associations.
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League
Union
Central Cumberland
Northern Suburbs
Marrickville
Victoria
Cycling Advancement Society
D. ¥. Rennie
G. Leggie
Heidelberg
America
England
Cycle Traders’ Association
League of N.8.w
United Cycle Trades Directorate
Enfield-Bankstown
Dulwich HW Club
M. Little
J. Dare
T. Little
Frank Kramer
Goullett
Bob Spears
Sydney
Spears
Kramer
Jackie Cl
Newark
Jackie Clark
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Auld Reekie
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Todd Services
Core
N.S. Wales
W. Logan
E. N. Kidston
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Rowe
Booth
Molla Bjurstedt
Evelyn Sears
Boston
Longwood Cricket Club
Miss Bjurstedt
Pouwet
Frank Muredoch
Maiden
Cearly
Kirnewood
Styis
Frank Murdoch
R.M.G.C
Murdoch
Apperly
Ap Perly
Tommy Dodd
Jack Bateman
Thomas Dewar
Messrs, Bateman
Greg Keighery
Pellisson
Edgar J
RICE
Sports Depot
Castlearagh
STEEL
App. Moorest
AYRES
Blakenger
Dayaa Crampioneley
Ana Tawwae Ag
Bacpert
Fettigiog
ARGUS
Rambler
Lieut W, Brnowwn
Tyverpaal i Anceurt Bievelte Club
N.S
Wales
New Zealand
Otago Acclimatisation Society
Loch Leven
Lake Blagconora
Shag
Waikeuati
Timaru Creek
Lake Hawea
Geelong
R. E. Eastway
Richard Elias Eastway
Amateur
Fishermen's Association of
Naturalist Club
Royal Zoological Society
Eastway
APA
Mesura
G. Hollingdale
D. L Aitken
E. C. Arta
Jo McGrath
Jr. Serbutte
H. White
Seamen'’s Union
Stead
James F. McManamey
Mehooty
Shu Going
Joussie Walker
Zealaxper
Wanganui
RALLY
SY Bede Carroll
Cyclists Rally
H. Boudinimin
H. Fenwick
Budin
Little
Butlin
Central Cumberland League
Parramatta Park
G. Guymer
H. Barnes
J. Wallis
J. N. Doody
G. Guy
Mec
H. Kennedy
Les Crook
E. Tamme
H. Cassidy
W. Brown
Liverpool Bicycle Club
D.C
Gonnlett
Pos
Hitler
McSamura
Nsw
Awstrak
Manley
Mb-Corry
Mandiiaypeam
Ted Byron
John Staehle
Rpyron
Byron
A. McBeath
G. Horder
R. KK. Lewis
J. G. Atkins
A. L. Crock
F D. Walcott
W. Palmer
H. W. Nesbitt
R. Doodoon
F. Wa
Central Cumberland Club
Parramatta Oval
Voluntary Workers’ Association
New York
Frisco
Chicago
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