Australasia Battles on in Davis Cup Doubles Comeback
Australians Patterson and O Hara Wood win the doubles to revive hopes as rain postpone matches. Tilden and Johnston lead singles while Anderson filled in, with O Hara Wood set to replace Anderson in a pivotal match.
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Patterson
O'Hara Wood
Mahomet
Australasia
Pat Wood
de Gomar
Alonso
Anderson
Tilden
Wood
Chicago
Johnston
Johnaton
Johnaton Fone
Richards
Australians win in doubles at Sydney amid strong play
Australian pair Wood and Richards beat Patterson and Le O'Hare 4-6 1-6 2-4 in the American doubles final, with Wood delivering a superb game as Australia tops the field. The match follows recent American doubles efforts, highlighting Australia’s net-closing style and superior team work.
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Richards
Wood
Patterson
Australia
W. T. Tilden
Bouton
New York
Lill
Hicharite
Eue
OW. T. Tides
Vincent Richards
G. le Patterson
O'Hare Wood
Australasia
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N.S. W
Arthur le Ferre
T. E. Howard
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T. Howard
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Lowe
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T. Popplewell
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W. Mason
Golfers' Association
Holler
Wyslatant
Victor James
Bonnia Doon
Yuna A. le Fevre
Manly
Leura
Tilden Beats Patterson in Tense Tennis Match
The opening match pitted captains W. T. Tilden and G. L. Patterson with Patterson taking the first set 7-5. Tilden dominated late, sweeping the final sets as the rally analysis noted frenzied serves, numerous deuce calls, and high speed play.
Johnston and Anderson Clinched by Johnston's Brisk Play
Johnston won the match after a tight three set battle with Anderson. Johnston took the first set 4-1, dominated the second 4-1, and clinched the third 4-1, finishing with precise placement and pressure on Anderson's errors. The note records a stroke tally with mixed results for both players.
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Anderson
Johnston
Jed
Quirk
Yachting Clubs Elect Officers At Annual Meetings
At the sixtieth annual meeting of the Royal Sydney Yacht Squadron vice commodore E P Simpson presided as the report was adopted. Officers elected include The Governor General Lord Forster as commodore and E F Simpson as vice commodore with a 302 member roll. Royal Prince Alfred Yacht Club then elected Paul Ross as commodore and D Carment as vice commodore. A Sydney meeting of the Sydney Flying Squadron praised the big headsails on 11 footers and Australans racing in England.
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Royal Sydney Yacht Squadron
E. P. Simpson
Commodore
Lord Forster
E. F. Simpson
A. C. Saxton
J. M. D. Goddard
J. M. D. Goddard; Hon. Official Measurer, Mr. Walter Reeks
P. Bartholomew
F. J. Doran
J. E. Gosling
L. Hungerford
A. G. Milson
J. Milson
H. M. Shelley
W. D. M. Taylor
L. C. Waterman
W. J. Creagh
J. D. M. Goddard
C. J. Henry
F. W. Hixaon
E. Hungerford
A. J. Milson
P. N. Russell
Royal Prince Alfred Yacht Club
Paul Ross
D. Carment
A. Wilson
Ohn Buchanan
Messrs
Ames Alderton
A. Boesen
A. W. Crane
Oscar Curtis
M. Dempster
S&s
Sydney Flying Squadron
England
William Beach Celebrated Golfer Honored on 72nd Birthday
The article recalls William Beach, undefeated in sculling and famed for beating Ned Hanlan, celebrated his 72nd birthday. It covers Australian golf figures like Ivo Whitton, E J Quirk, C H Fawcett, and Eric Apperly, detailing round scores, match results, and the Western District Championship, with notes on wind, weather, and course conditions.
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Dlic
Jim Punch
Bos
Grester Eatesem
Apartamen Beach
Gaech
Ned Hanlan
Manian
Todey
Hanlan
Sydney
R. T. Acstrong
G. T. Balcombe
E. L. Apperly
Ivo Whitton
Balcombe
Armstrong
Eric Apperly
T. F. Rutledge
J. H. Cone
Cone
Riversdale Club
L. Apperly
Moring
Iva Whitton
C. H. Fawcett
E. J. Quirk
A. Russell
H. D. Morrison
Amateur Golf Championship Notes and Local Mentions
The fragmented clipping references the Victorian Amateur Championship and mentions several personalities and venues. It lists recommendations from leading golfers and notes products and depots. Mentions W T Merley’s Telegraph Works and Sydney connections.
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Profemdonale
Daeple
Brumbie’ Remrkings
Ton W
Whitton Triumphs in Victorian Amateur Final
Ivo Whitton defeated E. J. Quirk to win the Victorian amateur championship at Sandringham. Quirk led the first round with a strong 40 home, while Whitton surged in the later holes to seal a decisive victory. The meet showcased New South Wales players struggling on Sydney courses, with Melbourne golfers proving more at home on the sand-based links.
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Whitton
Russell
New South Wales
Sydney
Sandringham
Melbourne
Bruce Pearce
A. W. Jackson
Quirk
Morrison
Cone
Rutledge
Spectacular Leichhardt Oval baseball finish on Hollarday
At Leichhardt oval the S.S.W. representative and the Rest clashed in a tight game. Freestone and Franks starred for the Rest while Lambert, Graham, and Downward led the winning attack as the Rest surged late to seal the win. Shared pitching dominated early with a decisive late rally.
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S.s.w
Havi
Eat Hest
du. Robison
Tina
AL Gates
Ops
Lathere
Franky
W. Freestone
W. Warkdington
A. Wo Austin
Jack Lambert
Graham
Besur
Araham
Mobieun
Freestone
Franka
Franke
Franks
Anstend
Downward
Camphal
Austin
Tenireeld
Francis
Hie
WRW Fe
Boxing anecdotes from Dan Morgan on Jim Savage and Eddie Fitzsimmons
Dan Morgan recalls Jim Savage chasing a championship by facing Gun Boat Smith and losing after a brutal sequence that ended with a knockout count. He contrasts Eddie Fitzsimmons in the navy, recounting a training mishap where Fitzsimmons outboxed a sergeant in a southpaw stance and prompted a stingy instructor to admit boxing talent.
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Eddie
Morgan
Newport News
Saray
Sendaix
Navy
Frank G. Menke
Perth Prize Meeting Commonwealth Match At Berth
The Western Australian Rifle Association prize meeting runs Monday to next Friday with the Commonwealth match on Saturday. New South Wales and South Australian teams travel long distances. officials note lineups and changes, Randwick range closures, and shifting long-range events to Anzac Range.
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Perth
O. J. Stanton
Adelaide
George Whine
Michelegaves
Uhe Reueneat
Is Council
Aloo
Randwick
Siberia
Godyda
Anzac Range
Long Bay
San Sebastian Pigeon Race Noted for High Velocity Winners
The Racing Pigeon report from July 29 highlights John W. Logan’s red chequer pigeon as a top performer in San Sebastian, with another bird owned by Willy of Tekkenham also timed. It recalls training details, distances from Bournemouth to Guernsey and Ostend, and mentions T Booth’s third win with a high velocity bird. Racing notes include results from Cowra, Haberfield, and the New South Wales section with various speeds and placements.
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San Sebastian
San Sebastien
John W. Logan
Demace
Willy
Tekkenham
France
J. Jones
London
Brest Teie
A.C
Bournemouth
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Channel
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Hennes
Ban Sebastian
Dire
Dam
B.C. Cock
Sam Sebastian
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England
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Victoria
Conroy
Cowra
Dhebta Haberfield and District
T. Booth
Egge
T. A
J. FA. Moxey
Ak Sendiford
I Bom
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IL Turner
Oerse
Bon
Oldham
W. HL Wiles
Booth
Feeley
Oraz
Dee
Leon
Asd Foluard
Airdan Boney
A. Carmichael
Mabresce
Neen P Hemics
W. Davison
A. Smith
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