Hampson Breaks Evens in NSW 100 Yards Heat
Saturday's Sydney heat challenged sprinters as Teddie Hampson matched his interclub 100 yards record of 9.95 seconds, the season's first strong showing despite a hot rusty wind. Mumford impressed in the 440 yards, clocking a fast time in the Sydney Games trials, with form suggesting further advancement.
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Officials Straw Biscuits At Council Meeting
At the AAA NSW council meeting on Monday night officials were announced. A treasury item noted that Empire Coron athletic events lead wore special outfits designed by the AAU for officials at their own expense. A string boater and other items were shown as part of the event.
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Weir Explains Australia Selection for Empire Games
H R Weir, Melbourne athletics official, defends delaying conferences citing no risk to selecting Australian team for the British Empire Games. He suggests appointed officials from Victoria and New South Wales handle selection, details a planned Brisbane trip, and notes events and entries for upcoming national and Empire Games trials with times and participants.
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Ted Best Nears Carlton Sprint Record in Melbourne Trials
In Melbourne at Olympic Park trials, 19 year old Ted Best of Kew defeated Howard Yates of Eastern Suburbs by a yard and a quarter in 9.7 seconds to approach Carlton's sprint record. Ron Mill of Ivanhoe led early in the 120 yards hurdles heat while Frank Scott and Frank Johnston showed form. Willy Weightman of Preston-Northcote dominated the cross-country events, signaling strong form ahead of the upcoming final.
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Young economics student sets hurdles record
A description of Became the Waaua Shield event where a young economics student broke the hurdles mark. The report covers training, early school days, and later athletic progression with references to rival clubs and notable performances in 1930s Australian athletics.
Australia’s Swimmers for Empire Games
Australian swimming squad named for the Empire Games includes Oliver Fleming and Clara, with selection aims focused on freestyle sprints, medley, and relay events. Prolific performers from Queensland and New South Wales feature, aiming to boost Australia’s medal chances against visiting international challengers.
Coaches Unite For Empire Quiver Far Over Tale
A 25 member touring party from New South Wales gathers for a training and development session amid aims to lift swimming standards. The group plans Gulf Championships participation and broader government backed initiatives to strengthen sport structures in Australia.
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Big guns shoot for Sydney clay pigeon event praised
The National Clay Pigeon Club selects Sydney for this April shoot as part of a major southern series. Ulster-based star Dusbac, holder of four championships, and secretary J Johnston win key early events. Open competition sees Beynnat and Blackbur n Chih claim minor trophies amid dense, competitive scoring.
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Local Bath and Surf Club Displays Emerging Talent
The Baths and Surf SHCOND swimming club in Canberra forms a new entry for state galas with Newcastle High School support. Junior Jenwig Frolov competes in 50 yards while University Club plans North Finance season. Narah Gort Curlaye and Syinoey Amateurs show promise. Ian Allen leads the diving troupe, and Freshwater hosted recent activities completing a full record of program phases.
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Surf Life Saving team to travel to Sydney for championships
FOR AUSTRALIA FOR AUSTRALIA move Mon Zdaland Surf Life Says Ing Assortation of their annul meeting of October 31 unaaliously accepted the Astestion Ingitution to visit Sydney for the National and Inter Dominiion Surf Championships to be held with the 1501 Anniversary celebrations. A team of ten men and a manager will depart Wellington, New Zealand on February 8 returning by the same route on March 3. Expenses are guaranteed up to £260 with further profit. Mr FH Feast, president of the Canterbury Surf Life Saving Association, was chosen from 12 applicants to oversee arrangements. A coach may be appointed to supervise training as Australia adopts New Zealand methods. A demonstration of New Zealand techniques may be arranged for Australia. The matter will be considered at the next SA Cott meeting.
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Race Controversy Over Amateur Rules In Surf Race
The New South Wales surf life saving group debates amateur status violations in a 60 yards sprint relay at North Sydney. Contention centers on bronze medallion holders versus unaffiliated swimmers and the Amateur Swimming Association rules. Only Manly Bend and North Sydney clubs expected to enter.
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Water Polo Opens With Weeklong Schedule Across Sydney
Water polo competition starts next week with Bondi A facing Birchgeave of Balmain baths at 4 pm and 15 pm. First grade games include Bondi 6 against The Police, Drummoyne at 9 o clock, The Spit versus East Sydney at 2, Balmain versus Pyracent at 4 46, with Balmoral having a bye. The Baton B squad will be known later as Birchstove. A December testimonial for Billy Morris will be held at Coo gee Agdarham after Morris’s months long hospital stay.
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