Parramatta Pro Meets Billiards Athletics Cycling
Billiards athletics and cycling pro events set for Parramatta at Cumberland Oval. Handicaps include 100 yards and 280 yards with prizes and amateur exhibition by the Parramatta school of physical culture. Officials anticipate large attendance and a scooter race as part of the program.
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Cumberland Oval
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Wilson
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Lieve
Farmmatia School of Physical Culture
Ovente
N.bow-Alhfale League
IW Vards Mandicae Toei
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Sydon
Weil
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Carlie Mavdog
J. Ametl
Climpean
Wystar
Running Track Berth From Italy To Norway
London correspondent reports an athletic team from Italy traveling to Norway faced arrest in Germany at noon. Members were held incommunicado for hours, abused, clothes torn, and credentials forged. They feared worse if arriving from another ally nation.
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Brideh Athletic
Italy
Norway
London
Germany
Ethiatic Leam
Pole Vaulting Rise In New South Wales Circuit
Cartwright and Meteler push NSW pole vaulting heights with recent 12 ft marks and a 61 to 12 ft progression. Winter, Lafehar and others are noted as leading vaulters, with Cartwright leveraging a building’s book for technique.
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Queanbeyan
Cartwright
Metoher
Goat Island
Sydney
Building
Winter
Flalehar
New South Wales
Totty Winter
Padkington
L. Arlatehar
M.sw. Pola
Sirm Pole Enualt Otars
Billy Cartwright
Len Metelar
Heye Steud
Wimbledon Champion Recall of Legendary High Jumpers
An old letter from Bolling, WW recalls Helen Wille-Mondy's Wimbledon win at 34 and parallels Dr. Moreld M. Gaborn Osborn, 1920s high jump stars. It notes May 27 1924 feats, Olympic marks, and a lifetime of power retention with year by year jump records and a claim Osborn could clear 6 ft 8 in with training.
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HK. L. Johston
Bolling
Helen Wille-Mondy
Moreld M. Gaborn
Tha
Osborn
Australia Faces Tough Davis Cup Future After Loss
The article argues Australia must prepare thoroughly for the next Davis Cup cycle after a lean home route and a gallant but unsuccessful tour abroad. It highlights Hopman and Budge, Quist, Bromwich, and Mako as key players, notes court conditions and rising American contenders, and predicts renewed focus on 1930 preparation and evaluating competing talents.
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America
Chis
Cornel
Australia
Offelas
Adeiin
Harry Hopman
Riges
Cntiree
Aix
Quiet
Cord Hall
Tam
Avermlin
Donald Budge
Inter
Lt Ja
Budge
Emidge
Hopmen
Austeano
U.S.A
Hopman
Oto
Pacifia
Hepman
Adrian Quist
Len Schwartz
Nio
Lowe resigns as British AAA official in shock move
D G A Lowe, former Olympic 800 metres champion and longtime honorary secretary of the British AAA, resigns. J Holt succeeds him as secretary, while Musket Jone Murakosa, noted for gallant efforts in the 1638 Olympic Games, has enlisted in the ARPOMESS MLCT.
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D.G. A. Lowe
Couseas
Murakosa
Jone
Offerte
Hia Deeda
Attutratasla
Arpomess
Kilian and Vopel Triumph In Six Day Race
Kilian and Vopel led most of the New York six day race with strong team work and crucial laps. The Peden brothers kept pace on 712 miles before fading, while French rivals Letourneur and Glorbettiere pressed through jams. In the final hours Kilian Vopel held an edge on points as the Germans and Canadians battled for supremacy.
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Tphe Pedens
Killan
Vopel
New York
Huis
Peden Brothers
Glorgett
Morett
Gime
Bergae-Morton
Esposito
Gudou
Hoa Ital
Teste
Cohen
Willan
Ageln
Guur
Fleeon
Debucte
Tales Addy
Debeots
Walthous
Wilian Io
Agsert
Olci
Guimbrotiere-Letourneur
Sua
Tean
Piel
Ormetine
Kilinn-Vopel
Moretti-Glorgutt
Fevel
Milian
Polria
Fran
Glare ‘petit-Maretti
Poluta
Letourneur-Culmbrethrend
Polis
Walthour- Crossley
Andy-Debsaets
Olmo- Rebell
Redman-O'Brien
Perfort
Wabolf
Morabt
Gulmbeetlers
Letourneur
Agin
Qlmo
Peden
U.suk
Asidy-Delhacts
Morett-Glorgett
Ohne-Beboll
Dehoeoo- Banvordra
Samanilic
camelhomes-Ottevaere
Klian
USA
Victoria Island
British Columbia
Move To Suspend Soccer Visits In Australia
Move to suspend international soccer visits in New South Wales and Queensland, with other states potentially reduced roles, aims to protect club football standards. Officials argue public reception favors club football and that national football has improved by about sixty percent in a decade, urging careful handling of tours.
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Australasia
New South Wales
Ne. Socccer Association Council
Sestion
W. Douglas
Metters
Queensland
Aban
Australia
Corral
Fieopla
Australla Durin
Orsa
Martever
Question Box Answers and Sports Notes from New South Wales
A compact summary of reader queries and replies on cricket rules and ball handling, plus scattered horse racing and rugby discussions. Names include Bradman, Bennett, Gane, Blake, and Varner, with references to Sydney, Adelaide, Wellington, and Melbourne venues and events.
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Inquirer
Hevetewe
Albert Ground
Bedfar
Pegasus
Sydney
Don Bradown
Domelish
S.B.W
Wellington
Valverano
Athiotic Park
G. VW
Grimmickt
Nurth
Sydneys
G. Giften Borne Elven
Billiards and Snooker Tournament Tales from Adalmide
The Adalmide report describes a snooker event where entries opened and a bandican topic was debated. Hetero Goward Brady chairs the task of marking and judging, while players like Heady and Marace Bindrum feature in match heats toward qualification and victory.
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Adalmide
Goward Brady
Barnet Olar Highlights Technical Hall Improvements
The article notes Barnet Olar showcasing improvements at the Buper-Naep facility. It discusses totalized compression, concerted playing site, uniformity of bound, and evenness of weight in a technical hall context.
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Barnet Olar
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