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  2. THE AMATEUR SPORTSMAN’S CORNER

    MR EDDIE S. MARKS, hon. secretary of the Amateur Athletic Union of Australia, who returned from Los Angeles last week, was particularly impressed by the magnificent manner in which the Australian team performed. ...

    Article : 559 words
  3. VINES SUPREME

    AUSTRALIA for the first time for many years is to have a visit from o world’s champion tennis player when absolutely at his top. Ellsworth Vines, who will lead the team of United States ...

    Article : 690 words
  4. Warm Welcome for Olympians

    MR. JACK ALLISON, formerly of Victoria, who was honorary secretary of the New South Wales Amateur Athletic Association, has been holding the fort for Mr. J. W. S. Eve (secretary ... [ILLUSTRATED]

    Article : 159 words
  5. BACK-STROKE JAP

    THE N.S.W. Amateur Swimming Association is much disturbed over the action of the Australian Union In asking Klyokawa, the Japanese back stroke swimmer, tot accompany his countryman, Myosaki, to Australia in the ...

    Article : 252 words
  6. WON ON ERRORS

    BY defeating Richmond 4—3 Melbourne secured the 1932 baseball pennant. Whereas Richmond earned each of their runs, the winners got all of theirs on errors. ONE was played in sunshine at ...

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  7. PHENOMENAL CLIMB AT BASEBALL

    THREE years ago, at a meeting of the V.B.A. delegates, “Tony” Shippen declared that he had a team in hand that would reach the A grade in three seasons. To do this they had to win first E grade, then D grade and later B grade, and to play Northcote for the right of competing in A grade. They have successfully travelled three-quarters of the distance, and will play Northcote next Saturday. ...

    Article : 110 words
  8. WITH ROD AND LINE

    WITH streams in their present condition, rodmen can look forward to the week-end with optimism. There are plenty of fish to be got and whatever color remains is an advantage rather than a disability as while the water is clouded it is possible to get nearer where it is desired to fish—:an important ...

    Article : 996 words
  9. LESSONS OF THE GAMES

    FEW amateur athletes are better known in Australia than George B. Blake who, in his day, was not only the champion distance runner of Victoria, but earned an International reputation by representing Australia in the 1906 Olympiad at Athens, and two years later in the British Olympic Games at London. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

    Article : 927 words
  10. Are Americans Coming?

    WITH no news by this week’s mail as to the personnel of the American athletes who are to tour Australia for the coming track ...

    Article : 129 words
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  12. PIGEON RACING

    THE loaf distance championship of the South Australian Association, flown last week from Alice Springs to Adelaide, a distance of 830 miles, was won ...

    Article : 279 words
  13. High Scores In Union Rifle Matches

    THE perfect weather of Saturday attracted larger entries for the minor events at Port Melbourne and Williamstown ranges At Williamstown the first union quarterly ...

    Article : 542 words
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  15. Risked His Hands

    AMONG the recent additions to the N.S.W. Legislative Council is H. [?] (Ron) Grieve, now a Marrickville medico who was a very fine wicketkeeper at ...

    Article : 105 words
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