Davis Cup Players Shine In Australian American Match
In the Davis Cup tie between Australia and the USA, Austin Wood and Perry faced off as Wood defeated Perry 4-6 8-7 0-0 0-3, with Wood delivering 18 aces and Perry making 9 service errors. Austin Wood impressed with clutch returns and a strong showing against Shields, while Lee contributed in doubles, and Crawford and Shields led the Americans in several exchanges. Australia and USA exchanged points across singles and doubles as top players showcased speed, power, and strategy in a tense international clash.
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Balminton
Perry
Wood
Woot
Parry
Nta
Austin
Florea
Wikmin
Thea
Austra Jana
Shields
America
Australia
USA
Crawford
Wed
NuGrath
Bomoran
Ten Pont
Crawfont
Sidines
Foot fault rule recommended by Lawn Tennis group
The Lawn Tennis Association of Australia met in Melbourne to consider the foot fault mile proposal by the national federation. A singles player, Shieldwood Woorl, opposed the plan while Mr. Brookes noted similar rates in use, arguing foot faults are common and sporadic and that the new rule would unify enforcement.
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Lawn Dennis Association of Australia
Dlelbourne
Felurateen
Chaurapomado
Srea
Cook
Tie. Ie
Foo
Siheldwwood Woorl
Ted
Brooke
Perry extends title pick in Pacifi South tourney final
Perry continues his title collecting run by defeating Ing Laster Steenen in the singles final at the Pacific Southwest tourney in Los Angeles. The match underscored Perry and his doubles partner’s earlier success as they pursued another title.
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Perry
Los Angeles
Laster Steenen
Dunlop Rogers Match Sparks Dramatic Tennis Night
A chaotic Satunfay match features Dunlop praising Ine after a near miss as the ball clips by. American doubles pair Amerinan pale and Budge win in a meritorious finish. Mixed doubles see Kirby and partners contesting, while Japan’s Centenary championship plans shift due to travel limits.
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Satunfay
Ine
Dunlop
Rogers
Birvleht Gote
Amerinan Pale
Dale Uid Budge
Allison-Von Tyvn
Thia
America
von Ryn Af
Tonk Midge
W. G. Kirby
Prey- Ming
Diba A Shines
Mirw Palcabeth von
Bile Carolyn Babcock
Fualing Ailsa
Betty Nuthall
Files Freon James
Engional
Minn Bobenck
Bae
Helen Jacobs
Seabright
Rising Australian junior Bromwich shines in City of Sydney match
The fifteen year old John Bromwich faced veteran Dunlop in the semi final at the Sydney Cricket Ground, drawing comparisons to Victor Trumper as he displayed speed, grip, and two handed strokes. Coaches praise proper guidance and court sense as Bromwich shows promise to become a top player in Australian tennis, with Vivian McGrath cited as a model and future Trumper potential.
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Victor Trumper
Orlekel Sydney
Rélen
Trumper
Trumper Monmersma
John Bromwich
Nay Dunlop
Romowich
Bromwich
Vivian McGrath
Clem Hill
Inwa
McGrath
Strolbo
Bunlop
Granly
Erenil
Borotra
Muvny
Dunlop
Hoy
Varguson
Bonelios
Thompson
Closs Ag
N Z Upsets N S W Arrangements In Turbulent Tour Plans
Reports from the New Zealand and New South Wales associations reveal a chaotic set of tour arrangements. Visiting Englishwomen Missen toun Lylp and Detrinan face possible cancellation due to disputes over departure dates and scheduling with the New York and Sydney bodies. The 4 5 W association pressure and protests over interference are noted as the tour plans unravel.
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Missentoun
Lylp
Detrinan
N.Y. Association
Timo
Syiney
Avil N.S.W. Association
Manglish
Iraele
M.&w. Association
Menle Woull Bkyterfera
Sydney
NSW Championships Set To Draw Big Tennis Audience
NSW championships loom as a major event with top players Dele, Perri, Hughes, Menzel, and others from Australia and England expected to compete. France Hogan has invited two players for Melbourne Centenary, while British skaters and others plan to attend. Uncertain WA and NSW arrangements spark delayed decisions, leaving scheduling unclear until early next week.
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Perri
Hughes
Menzel
Zlroy
Attcorm
Stefanlt
France
Melbourne
Nsw
Miswea Hound
Lyle
Dearmon Twill
Hartpan Wrrnnex
Nua Jad
Gatuber 24
English tennis stars shine in Davis Cup and pro events
The report notes Don Maskell’s seventh English pro title and his strong practice form against Austin and Parry. It also highlights Tilden's 7-5 7-5 6-4 defeat by Bind, marking Vilnes 29th win over Tilden in 67 matches, plus Dunlop-Donohoe's Suburbs upset by Linda Pry in a harsh ball sprint.
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Don Maskell
Derionanta
Maskell
Austin and
Perry
A.binds
W. T. Tilden
New England
Brookline
Dunlop-Donohoe
Linda Pry
Feo Oela
Moorthern
Feault
Sydney
Anais
Dunlop
Dunlop and Ferguson Triumph in Doubles Marathon Battle
The article details a grueling doubles final where Dunlop and Ferguson overcome Thomson and Thompson with dramatic sets. Dunlop displays powerful drives and solid all around play while Ferguson's consistent serving and strong net work anchor the victory, amid long rallies and heated exchanges.
Goulburn to Sydney cycling race report and bets
Long cycling narrative covers Joe Bucklay crash on Governor's Hill and near misses by riders from Goulburn and Sydney. It notes finishers, pace makers, local riders and officials, with mentions of Charlie Lerten and Tom Robinson and plans for two upcoming races including a long Sydney to Mudgee event and amateur paced championships with strong Victorian and New South Wales participation.
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Coulburn
Sydney
Ulange
Joe Bucklay
Governor's Hill
Mou
Tom Robinson
Mark
Victoriax Wores
Arthur Belcliffe
Preston
Colao-Melbourna
Vie
Torlen
Meteor Gyeliste
Bad Luck For Chocque In Melbourne Centenary Race
French cyclist Chocque arrived in Melbourne for the centenary event discovering his wallet stolen within days of the voyage. The loss included funds and private papers, yet he remained upbeat after learning the race prizes. He handed a note for a prize money to Opperman, kept safe in his cabin, a contrast to the wallet theft.
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Kavenhy
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Hngesty
Ptter
Everrone
Chocque
Melbourne
Chacque
Fich
Prance
Fubert Opperman
WM Francs
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