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Newspaper
Sydney Referee
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 22, 1919
Page
5
In Melbourne NSW the Amateur Championship saw PLS Jones and T E Howard win. The field included several notable players from Manly, Sydney and nearby clubs, with weather and course conditions affecting play. Jones and Howard both produced strong rounds with critical putts. several contenders struggled on the final holes as winds shifted and greens cooled.
Readable fragments describe a golf round with players Apperly Pope Balcombe Armerrang and Meares Lawnon among others. The narrative covers drives into rough, bunker play, putts, and final scores with multiple mentions of holes and match results.
A fragmented note highlights a spring reading of the Arrow, urging readers to follow its large audience and provide steady news and summaries amid fer foaldo intonation and reek work observations.
ABrition Triumph reports the Avethor Theatre launch to entertain Laanch penal te ailvertown rubmen. George Rirent Braney leads the cast in the opening program, with provincial patrons praising the inaugural performances and artistic direction.
An article notes an excellent entry for the Kaght Howes race and a Latrobe club carnival in Tasmania with handicaps, prize money, and a Christmas day program. It also mentions country racing growth, upcoming New Zealand and Melbourne events, and a Brisbane Cricket Ground event. The report cites races, open handicaps, and notable riders and organizers.
A fragmented report outlines team selection turmoil, with references to players like Grenning and Brown, university ties, and upcoming fixtures. It mentions Valley and Queenland teams, potential controversies over reselection, and the impact on matches at Henley-on-Thames and Brisbane venues.
Sixteen contorted the demanding hill climb of the Motor Cycle Club of NSW held at Besley, won by H Hetmer in 2min 3sec, with riders from Harley Davidson and Honey Davidideen among the top finishers. The event drew a small field and featured club members competing on a rugged course noted for tire wear and distant turns.
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