Miss Mona McLeod Wins Ladies National Title
Miss Mona McLeod, associate member of Royal Melbourne Club, won the Australian ladies championship at Seaton South Australia. The event featured steady play with McLeod defeating rivals through the final rounds. The article details results, competitors, and club proceedings surrounding the championship.
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Mona McLeod
Royal Melbourne Club
Australia
Seaton
South Australia
Tein
New South Wales
South Auatralia
Victoria
Sydney Ladin
Ming McLeod
Kob Pearce
Sydney Rowing Club
Harry Pearce
Lacrosse final thrills as rival teams clash for win
A hard fought lacrosse final saw LaCrosse Peters and Euston Subirhy execute a tight match. Horan and Thatcher scored for Fawt and Crichtley added goals as defenses dominated, while late goals from Erinn and Crichtley sealed a 4 2 victory amid a high spirited crowd.
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Euston
Poole
Tay
Nate
Richtley
Thatcher
Fawt
Crichtley
W. Erinn
Mrtechiv
Uaige
Frenchman Georges Michel Crosses English Channel in 11 Hours 6 Minutes
The famed French swimmer M Georges Michel completed the English Channel crossing in 11 hours 6 minutes setting a new record. He began at Cape Girly and finished at Dover after 7 am on Saturday, aided by calm seas and a small crew, surpassing German swimmer Hane Winnkatter who held 12 hours 42 minutes.
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M. Georges Michel
English
Michel
St. Margaret’s Bay
Dover
Cape Girly
Bologne
Eea
Hane Winnkatter
Cripples and Contortionists in Bowls Debate
The article argues about bowler technique and the role of coaching in bowls, criticizing awkward stances and claiming reform is needed. It discusses an association proposal to appoint honorary coaches, debates the value of new methods, and questions if Australia and New Zealand should harmonize rules and eligibility for champions.
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Mr Winder Neertithy
New Zepland
New Zealand
Gefellowe
Wellington
Trent Friis
Urelebor
Gioverrerdentral Cieneral Kes Kergasen
Ay Hahin
Mexia
H Cromiin
Wo Magnas
Bure
Bure: Gesernd Fomeniiten
Meswry
H.W. HL
Aplin
M. Turnett
Throb
Akine
Gambrill
A. Fonniny
Conran
Plin
T. J. Crombie
A. Mrakine
C. Webb
Big and Treanneor
Fluon
Amnateie Dham Aseip
Holder
A. Morten
Masterton
Bowth Wales Bowlng Association
Debegairs
Assucigilen
Assuciaglionn
Clube
Ty Our Pumliona
Epmedes
Setae
Hansplen
Gomtoone
Acta
Sud Ferstone
Audh
Syd
Melbournee
Temmpion
Elihs
Auckland Star
VOEA
Den
Aystom
Levaliien
Redney
Victoria
Auotralio Jonas
Benlonel
Hralwml
Australia
Mobody
Bowie
Chearty Tareste
Agnerinen
Bet
Alent
Johveton
Leo
Pepe
Elias
Johnaton
Cromacourt
Lacoste
U S A Retains Davis Cup In Surprising Victory
The United States defeats France to retain the Davis Cup for the seventh year in a row. Singles stars Tilden and Johnston and doubles pair Williams with Richards led the Americans past their French opponents with strong serves and decisive volleys.
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United States of America
Tilden
Johnston
Williams
Richards
France
Ile Bish
Abe
Amd
Sean
Sues Lon
Tess Revere
Smd
Sarlanneyy
Borcette
Kit Califorian
Varias Pre
Mra Levey Patra
Boi Fae
Mii
Ele
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