Pioneer of New South Wales Lawn Tennis Honored
Mr. M. H. Marsh, a decade as NSW Lawn Tennis Association president and chief organizer, received a testimonial for his crucial role in developing Sydney tennis. He helped establish Rushcutters Bay courts, promoted youth coaching, and advanced arena projects while continuing as a leading player and mentor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. Marsh
N.S.W
Sydney
Rushcutters Bay
Marsh
N.S.W. Lawn Tennis Association
G. P. Sayers
Strathfield
Tennig
Mr. Marsh
Double Bay
Rushbouttere Bay
J. O. Anderson
M. J. Plomley
Davis Cup Doubles Classic Ends In Dramatic Draw
In the National Doubles Championship, Australasia pair I McInnes and R Schle singer battled Wal lace Johnson and Manuel Alonso. The comeback Australians led 4-1 in multiple sets, but Johnson and Alonso clawed back with sharp lobs, chops, and pace. After a taut final set, Johnson served an ace to force a 5-4 score and tie the match at five all.
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United States
I. McInnes
R. E. Schlesinger
Wallace Johnson
Manuel Alonso
London Daily Telegraph
Wallis Myers
America
Nts
McInnes
Schlesinger
O'Hara Wood
Thomas
Patterson
Brookes
Johnson
McIonet
Alonso
Ave All
Merve
English League results headline style summary
Manchester City edged Birmingham 1 0 while Arsenal defeated Bolton 2 1 and Cardiff and Preston drew 1 1 Liverpool beat Nottingham Forest 4 2 and Middlesbrough defeated Newcastle 1 0 Notts County and Everton drew 1 1 Sheffield United beat Burnley 2 1 Sunderland beat Tottenham 1 0 and West Bromwich Albion secured a 1 0 win over Aston Villa.
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Birmingham
Manchester City
Bolton
Arsenal
Cardiff
Preston
Chelsea
West Ham
Liverpool
Notth Forest
Middlesbrough
Newcastle
Notts County
Everton
Sheffield United
Burnley
Sunderland
Tottenham
West Bromwich
Aston Villa
Wonderful Medium for Advertising Praise from Mr. Powell
Melbourne writer Mr. A. E. Powell extols the referee as an advertising medium, expressing admiration for the platform and its impact. He commends the referee's role and suggests the medium's effectiveness in promoting notices and information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Powell
Melbourne
Advertising veteran recalls national reach of Referee page
A longtime newspaper man describes wide response to his Referee page advertisement across Australia and beyond. He cites family ties to Chicago and Australian journals, asserting refined ad placement will yield maximum effect. The note references a boxing bout, noting Firpo and Dempsey in a puffed optic moment and a noninjury outcome.
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Australia
Leeuwin
Mne
A. H
Chicago Herald
Frank G Murdoch Dominates National Golf Scene
Frank G. Murdoch has won multiple championships and, with Ioe Whitton, is regarded as the top golfer in the country this year. He is likely to improve in 1924 as he remoulds his iron play on sound lines, boasting wins in both the State and Australian Club titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mie Lance
Ee Mitenell
Misa St. George
Daphne Folera
Ming Lance
Ming Akhurst
Abe Bes
Abe
Australia
Mims Lance
Eng
Ting
Ture
Spectatora
Mim Akbaret
Sendiig
Lanny
George
Greta
Mim Mitchell
Strathfeld
Miss Mitchell
Frank G. Murdoch
F. C. Murdoch
Ioe Whitton
W. Hagen
Crace
Thang Remike
J. Warren
Mra i. Hoger
Mra Witee
Eclestric
Ee Wise
Royal Sydney
Yx Akrews
Australiaa Clube
Murdoch
Billara
F Keleh Harrison
George Thompsen
Bunnie Dean
Harrison
Thomipton
English soccer tour to Australia planned amid heavy scheduling
English soccer interests map a six month plan for a British team tour of Australia across multiple states. The venture aims to boost the game, with players touring from West to East, avoiding clashes with rugby league fixtures, and profits benefiting soccer bodies rather than individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Queensland
Australia
Victoria
Fred Barlow
Makina
Bacaiey Priels
Dale Ren
F.A
Reuter
International Selection Committee
England
The
Football Association (Australia), Ltd
Commonwealth Football Association
Cronin Cup Gladsome Cup Results From City Contest
Soccer football report from late City Cup competition notes Cronin Cup to Gladstone with Gladstone R title for the second time as Auburn defeats Granville Celledomians 241 in the Cup clash Lakemba Canterbury eee Cup. Nure Cup at Woonmmea sees Balgownie v South Coast match as Halgownie J. ores score. Woonona defeats Woonona Park 3 1 with Hallings Welgel and Jarrett scoring.
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Cronin
Woonmmea
Balgownie Tay
Af Va
South Coast
Eage
Ts Ieef
Fostal
Halgownie J.ores
Bearlett
Woonona 3
Hallings
Welgel
Jarrett
Woonona Park
Jumen
Golf interest surges in New South Wales clubs
Golf has become so popular in Australia that it is hard to enter metropolitan clubs in New South Wales. Membership rolls are lengthy and candidates numerous, reflecting rising demand for the sport and limited openings at premier courses.
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Australia
New South Wales
Olympic Fund Drives in Country Districts Hit Milestones
Mr R P Browne leads a NSW country drive to mobilize towns for the Olympic Fund. Cricket clubs join, local secretaries organizing efforts as sums tally across towns from Goulburn to Wellington. Souvenirs including a triangle badge with green and gold marks are offered for five shillings, with pins for ladies. Donations stream in from Barwon Parkes Goodradigbee and others, aided by special goods from H E P Bracey Lithgow and Commercial Travellers.
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R. P. Browne
New South Wales
Olympic
Wwell
Indies
Mesars
E. & Marks
O. G. H. Merrett
L. E. Duff
Mr. Browne
Goulburn
Bathurst
Dubbo
Wellington
Football support boosts Olympic Games Fund efforts
The Football Association and the Football League with their clubs back the British Olympic Association in its drive to strengthen athletic support for England. In Australia a note records similar awareness of Olympic aid, signaling cross‑nation backing for Olympic athletes and programs.
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England
Australia
The
Football Association
Football League
British Olympic Association
Football clubs aid Olympic appeal in Britain
The London Sporting Life reports donations to the British Olympic Association led by £105 each from Chelsea Aston Villa Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur with the Football League and FA contributing. Total near £1000 with Newcastle United Everton Sunderland Bolton Wanderers Corinthians also giving. Lord Cadogan thanks clubs while urging wider support for the Olympic effort amid the Paris preparations.
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London
F.A
Football League
Chelsea
Aaton Villa
Arsenal
Tottenham Hotspur
Weat Ham United
Newcastle United
Everton
Bunderland
Balton Wanderers
Golf youth rising in Australia as champions emerge
The article argues golf suits young men alongside team sports and highlights American star Jones and champions Sarazen Wethered Havers as proof that golf favors the young. It notes Australian conditions limit practice time, praises rising local players like H R Sinclair and Ivo Whitton, and discusses the impact of amateurs on professional play while urging balanced pursuit of careers and sport.
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Thes Capone
Ivo Whitton
Australia
H. R. Sinclair
New South Wales
R. T. Jones
Vardon
Apperly
Balcombe
Murdoch Sturrock
Jones
Wethered
Tolley
F. G. Murdoch
Iva Whitton
Galt
Britain
America
Havers
New Zealand golf stars crown amateur and pro champions
Moss of Auckland defeated Brooks of Lower Hutt four up and two to play in the professional final. Amateur final saw Goss of Wanganui beat A Duncan of Wellington after a 36 hole match, giving Goss the amateur title. Goss, a soldier golfer, began in Wanganui in 1906, served in war, lost an eye, and later triumphed at regional championships.
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Andarean B. Cummings
BE. MH
Andereem
Bin
Scusasabonga
Onj
Geomnell
Buttenshaw
Young
J. Goss
Wanganui
New Zealand
A. Duncan
Tesla Studios
Moss
Auckland
Brooks
Lower Hutt
Wellington
Goss
Ani Bennational
Thas
Napier
H. C. Crosse
Duncan
Crosse
Gene
Wes
Sint
Dominion
Hamilton
Anurewa
Hawke's Bay
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Kaoong
Umpires’ Association of Nsw
Misa Lance
Strachford
White Courts
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Council of the Asociation
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Country Clubs
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Itda
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F. Kalin
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MW. Peach
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J. Willard
MM. Bayley
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Lance
Mitchell
St. George
Min Ute
J. C. Anderson
S. Peech
Clemenger
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Hobart
Tasmania
Stoke
Harold J. Brock
Dr. Ratten
C. Allanby
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Ip Han Ko
Kwok Po Kan
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T. Newton
Ip Kan Ko
Kwop Po Kan
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Leung Yuk Tong
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Soutien Tasmanian Lawn Tennis Association
L. McGough
H. J. Richmond
Chan So
Lam Yok Ying
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H. Brounell
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Avi
Ng Kam Chew
Lam Yuk Ying
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Cosgrove
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God
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Lam Yur
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Hunter Street
Castlereagh Street
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Slazenuer
DAVIS
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Suzanne
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Englisi
F. H. Ayres Ltd
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Tenola Association
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Jack Dempsey
Svo. Barker
Essendon
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McMillan, Deery & Co. Ltd
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Olympic Fund
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Paris
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W Arkina
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Bilser
Concord
George Arnold
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Ld Teint
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