Debate Over Amateurs and Pros in Australian Tennis Tours
An I r ed debate on inviting Henri Cochet to tour Australia and play professionals. Proponents argue such visits advance young players and national development, while opponents fear undermining amateurism. The piece cites Cochet and Lacoste’s styles and compares teaching value to past tours in golf and cricket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Australia
Wiese
Henri Cochel
Coehel
Lenaly
Cochet
Gochet
Lacoste
Heavyweight Champion's Story and Ring Tactics
The article details a heavyweight bout and argues Kelly developed a straight left to puncture Richards defenses, aiding his two handed power. Richards wins on a foul free performance, while Braddock and Lasky narratives frame era boxing, with rumors of elimination tournaments and future title prospects.
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Kelly
Richards
Dad Haines
Jim Braddock
Inter
Madison Sepuure
Gardena
Jimmy Johnston
Braddock
Olive Door
Baer Beaton
Breddock
Bnev
Doubting Thomases Of English Press On Tennis And Cricket
A garbled UK newspaper item critiques English press skepticism toward American tennis and British cricket. It cites observers like G N Lee and P Prem noting England’s practice against American players Hughes and Tuckey, and discusses London sport writers influencing public opinion on British and American power in tennis doubles and cricket. The piece references coverage by A Wyatt and reactions to the match in London.
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Atera
England
Ferry and Co
United
Davis
Eleeuricen
Luckey
Americn Lenin
Reete Es Fulteek
Firede
Traigre
Allison
Frematches
Tuohey
Wildluton
Yon Oramm
Great Britain
Allan
Jon Yin
Ponteln
Throntal
Wid
Ba’ Une
Mats Hoy
Taghes
Saeko
Milton
Tin Ryo
Prem
Maskoll
Hughes
Tuckey
Attawi Ag
London
A. Wyatt
Sindh
B.C.G
Ashiot B.C
Boon
Alberta
Imie Oriental Banik
Flest Austraium
George Bailey
English Golfing Women's Tour Inspires European Interest
The English Golfing Women's Tour draws praise from Australian and British observers for high standards shown in capital cities. Notable players include Joyce Wethered, famed as the world’s leading woman golfer, whose form and presence elevate the event. Visitors are keen to see improvements and expect even stronger showings in upcoming matches.
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Pene
Joyce Wethered
Early cricket ground memories at Sydney feature pavilion debate
The Sydney Cricket Ground past and present spark reminiscences of old matches and a newer larger pavilion. Hugh Rasbie recalls 1882 tests and talks of ancient relics like engagement cards from 1878 Australian Eleven. Players recount practice sites, walking routes, and the evolution of the ground before modern facilities.
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Sydney Cricket Ground
Sydney
Early Australian Eleven lore at Sydney ground remembered
The fragment recounts 1877 78 matches at the Sydney ground with notes on the first Australian Eleven, New South Wales Victoria contests, and key figures like Mr. Maesie and Haig Moses. It cites venues, dates, and anecdotes about players, managers, and spectators surrounding early Australian cricket history.
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F. Hugh Rasbie
Australia
Che Sored
England
Kensington Oval
Audit Department
Dave Gregory
Government Printing Office
Alick Bannerman
Jack’ ‘Toohen
Tooher
Coursa
Smck
Harry Amand
Hillerd
Atr
Jock Conway
Hogland
Hil- Nord
New South Wales
Victoria
Wirst
Hugh Alassis
Albert
Auntallais
Bingland
New South Wolea
Mambera
Payil
Rugby Field Thrills as Six Thousand Watch Youth Match
A southerly gale whips the field as about six thousand spectators crowd to witness a schoolboy rugby match. Young players from Mt Garetel and nearby schools display keen, spirited play, with Cavaliers and Morist Mentors leading the action before a tense finish.
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Mereas
Amd
Mt. Garetel
Moe
Loonie Sides Long Shot to Defeat Opponent in Narrow Loss
Unclear fragments describe a personal struggle and a defeated effort in a championship. Names appear jumbled, with references to neck injury and late exits. The text hints at a boxing or sports confrontation but lacks coherent details or dates.
Change Not What It Seemed In Offside Law Debate
The article discusses a change to the leg before wicket rule and the confusion it caused. It notes criticism of the modification and details arguments from authorities and players in England, with references to critics like Marion Tate and Ee Efendron. The piece covers implications for strategy and calls for clarification as the new interpretation takes effect.
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England
Sas Balswhan
Marion Tate
Ee Efendron
Tharé
Bard
Control
Teedy Galactte
Aidghe
Firstolusn
South
M C C Tour Manager Named For Australia Trip
The text announces Tom Howard will meet and travel with the MCC team in Australia. He will manage the squad during the tour, with details about departure from Sydney on October 24 and plans for extensive travel. It references New Zealand representation and local diplomatic phrasing.
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Sanl
Tom Howard
M.C.C
Perth
Reminton
Manngat
Aydneys
Ortohsr
Everland
Orient
Ner Horkan
Promanthe
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A Review OF Sport
Cody
Sir Joynton Smith
Henri Cochet
France
Inen
Austtralia
Ben Cocghet
Whnner
Wimbledon
Swith Brugnon
Yen
Vines
Austin
Borviva
Austealias
Wis
Tilden
Perry
Tieach Lacoste
Barotrs
Royal Sydney
Rose Bay
Sarazen
Henry Lewis
California
Lewis
Lusky
Mort
Madison Square Ginden
Pat Lasky
Jon Gould
Baer
James J Broddork
Thomases
Women’s Tour
Cricket Ground
H. H. Massie
Heo
Moaste
Hay
Rolantes
Oxford University
Laust Juiva
Albert Ground
Gerious Walter
Moore Park
Rifle Range
Victoria Barracks
South Head Road
Waverley
Razorback
Phote
Deve Gregory
Charles Beal
Abr Conway
Bydhey
Association Ground
Masale
Moglaad
Ciro 1860
Toby
Billy Movilo
Sam Jones
Webbe
S.A
Bath
Moan
Milchies
Oreal
Prumbeer
Maesie
Aly Welty
Fldnay Cohen
Golda
Maite
London “Sunday Chronicle
Exmelly
Lowes
Gould
Guerlon
Walker
Atlaad Aril
Redler
Tommy Iosa
Reid Aml
Ion
Henres
Leo Welly
Tracey Pie
Annie Lave
Atradgie
Mticnet
Gates
Yorkshire
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