Sydney interclub track tale with Gould and Hampson
A Sydney athletic night at the Sports Ground features Gould of St George competing in sprint and distance events while Lloyd Miller aims for a world record in the hop skip jump. The Randwick-Kensington Club hosts a November 2 program with invitation events and a mile race sparks interest. Officials discuss a re-run of a 80-yard relay after Canterbury-Bankstown protest, stressing track judge support and referee oversight. Eddy Hampson announces December marriage to Joan Bates at Auburn Baptist Church.
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B.J
Han
Sydney Millers
Tim Gleason
Bot
Rickson
Easter
J. H Waters
Unt
EL Dilson
Easts
M. Whitden
Norths
Chiapoe
Onder
Gleason
Hickson
Amd
Glearon
Lloyd Miller
R EK
Bert Hincks
R.K
Bolloven Miller
Warld
Miller
Jack’ Morcallo
Basil Dickenson
Dickenson
Wisches
Sydnay
Manly
Canterbury - Bankstown
Canterbury-Bankstown
Canterbury
Holland
A.A.A
Parthera Ia
Teké Ma Noutrel
Teddy Hampson
Eddy Hampson
Australia
General Electric
Sydney
Mia Joan Bates
the Baptist Church
Auburn
Sydney junior sprinter Dunn sets new 220 record in Sydney
The 17 year old IM Dunn of Sydney University ran 22.65 seconds in the N S W Junior 220 event aided by Magic-Eye camera analysis. Photos showed Dunn preserving form in final strides and correcting a tendency for his legs to run away, improving balance and drive for a record breaking finish.
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IM Dunn
Sydney University
Sydney
Dunn
N.S
Papa Ie
Sim
Jesse Owens
Cyril Flolmes
Best Will Be Victoria's No 1 Sprinter This Summer
Victoria track notes highlight Ted Best leading sprinter form at Olympic Park. Lander emerges as top hurdler. Park and Lander clock fast 220 hurdles while Backhouse dominates the 880s. Strong club showings by Alethurnians and Power Boars signal season’s early pace and budding rivalries.
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Best
Victoria
Ted Best
Olympic Park
Ken
Bost
Slong
Lander
Victoran
Associated Public Schools
Ian Sood
Sfinis
Pregent
Ichampion
Jaele Pari
Tila
Parle
Park
Alethurnians
Power Boars
Agtedea
Stephens Sets Fast Mile and Australian Record Feats
At the Western Suburbs meet Jack Stephens led standout performances with a mile time near 4 min 22 sec and a two mile mark of 4 min any. J F Casey then set an Australian best for 600 yards in 1 min 13.9 sec. The results highlighted Stephens and Young as top NSW talents while noting the rarity of these distances in Australia and the lack of official records for the events.
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Vietory
Everal
Western Suburbs
Jack Stephens
RIC
Ranson
R-K
Wose
New South
Ban Eastmen
Uga
FW. O'Brien
N.S
Budge Turns Pro Downgrading Amateur Era in Tennis
After months of indecision Donald Budge quits amateur status to turn professional. The move shocks tennis circles and is expected to yield a £62,000 final year income, with Australia and the United States poised to feel the impact as Budge's all around game and powerful strokes promise to redefine doubles and singles play.
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Donald A Budge
Wfo
Dan Bradman
Don Budge
Dons
Ast Budge
Australia
America
Budge
Bobby Rices
Algex
Duticalty
Amazing Mrs Valda Crashes Three More Cycling Records
Cycling notes describe Mrs Valda Unthank as a leading female rider, with a week after a hospital fall. Records set include Launceston to Burnie 101 miles in 26 minutes? twelve hours 198.4 miles breaking Tasmanian marks, and two hundred miles in 11 hours 45 minutes surpassing Toye Barry. Don Joyce Barry mentioned, with injuries from Perth. The Carnival in New South Wales aims to rally townsfolk and promote a new era.
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Mrs
Valda
Quinion
Unobank
Guellet
Cote
Launceston
Burnie
Return
Allix Joyca Barry
Toye
Barry
Shes
Hopman Urges Enforcing Football Rule in Davis Cup
Harry Hopman the Australian Davis Cup manager argues the correct first step for next year is strict enforcement of football rules at all major championships. He cites bitter experience from this year and credits Quist and Bromwich as spearheads of challenges to U.S.A. possession, urging national authorities to act decisively.
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Bert Looky
Harry Hopman
Australia
Hopman
Quist
Bromwich
U.S.A
Bromwich and McGrath Likely Finalists In Brisbane
Bromwich and McGrath travel to Brisbane Queensland for the championships where Bromwich defends singles and doubles titles. McGrath plays with a wrist injury challenging his form while Bromwich aims to maintain superiority as both vie for the final.
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Brisbane
Queensland
J. Bromwich
A. McGrath Moteh
Bromwich
A. E. Quist
V. McGrath
Quist
Brotewich
McGrath
Davia Gup
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