Tennis Champions From Japan
At Central Station yesterday morning, from left to right: R. Nunoi, J. Satoh, and T. Harada, members of the Japanese tennis team…
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Visiting Japanese Tennis Player
R. Nunoi, the youngest member of the visiting Japanese team, at practice yesterday…
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The second round of the Metropoitan Ladies' Cricket competition will commence on Saturday week. Guildford Sunshine Cluib is leading…
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Two matches in the third round of the English Cup which were played to-day resulted:--Northampton 2 v. Darlington 0, Fulham 0 v. Watford 3…
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TWO extra men and two extra juniors are being sent by the N.S.W. Association to Adelaide for the…
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Melbourne, Friday.--Through the Victorian Cricket Association the Board of Control has approached the Victorian Junior Cricket Union to…
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THE second division of the Flying and the Canterbury Handicap were the races chosen for the week-end…
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J. Rodgers, the Newcastle Junior, went into the final of the country Junior boys' singles by defeating L. Grogan in straight sets, 8-6, 6-3, at the N.S.W…
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A match was played at Wentworth Oval, last Sunday afternoon, the opposing team being composed of players selected from various clubs by…
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Nine well-known Sydney "business men and enthusiastic golfers share the first prize of £5000 la the 31st Lottery, drawn…
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T. Harada and R. Nunol, two members of the Japanese lawn tennis team, arrived yesterday by the Brisbane mail and the third member. J Satoh, who has been in Australia for some…
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The outstanding happening at the country tennis carnival, which was continued at the New South Wales Lawn Tennis Ground, Rushcutter Bay, yesterday, was the defeat of Dr. C. S. Colvin, the…
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In order that the country tennis tournament can be concluded by Saturday morning some competitors had to be played almost to a standstill…
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The annual meeting of the St. George District State Soccer League Club is advertised in this issue for Monday next, the 18th inst, at the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Racing Section Slip This Section Out for the Races Challenge Hopes Speed Up Track Work Gloriole's Brilliant Five Furlongs Gallop Smart Breeze Favored Time Beckwith and Curtius Impressed
A STIFF breeze greatly helped horses galloping short distances at Randwick on Thursday, and if some of the cracks had been against the watch at half-a-mile it is hard to say what they would have recorded…
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Experts and onlookers who saw the visiting Japanese tennis players in action yesterday were in accordance as to their…
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The mightiest struggle for swimming supremacy in Australia's colorful history of the sport, will be witnessed at the Domain Baths to-morrow afternoon. Half-mile heats before the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Premises Entered Without Permission. Tennis Balls Over the Fence. Plays "Deuce" With The Players
A case of interest to tennis players generally, occurred at Kogarah Court last Tuesday, when the question arose of whether it is lawful to enter…
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Many who went to scoff remained to praise at University Oval yesterday, when Goulburn girls and South Coast girls met at cricket…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Sporting News Cricket St. George District. Club First Grade. Staints Still Leading. Ward Worries Waverley
At Hurstville Oval, last Saturday, St, George beat Waverley on the first innings by 119 rims, and still maintain the First Grade leadership, being three…
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