1930
Arsenal 2 Huddersfield Town 0 d. Francis Hunter 10-8 1-6 6-4 1-6 6-4 | 1930 |
winner of the Australian Open Men's Singles was
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Won in 6 games v. St. Louis Cardinals First non-American and first non-white person Planned to compensate for football's exclusion from the 1932 Olympics, it was won by the host nation Uruguay when they beat Argentine 4-2. Sweden, 1866-1931; Archbishop; leader in the ecumenical movement USA, 1885-1951; "for his vigorous and graphic art of description and his ability to create, with wit and humour, new types of characters" Directed by Lewis Milestone for Universal Earl Sande - Triple Crown Winner At Royal Liverpool Hoylake - Amateur Rudge- 500cc Walter Handley , has a fast left/right bend named after him on the course Defeated Helen Jacobs 6-2, 6-1 Weatherly (United States) defeated Shamrock V (Northern Ireland) at Newport, Rhode Island 4-0 United Party (Liberal). Had a reputation for rare debating skill and impressive memory 3rd highest win total in spite of negative affects of WWI and alcoholism Also that season for the Cubs hit .356 and hit 56 HR's Jockey - James E. Pike, Trainer - Harry R. Telford, Owner - Harry R. Telford, Time - 3.27.75 Drama/war - Nominated for Oscar. Regulates submarine warfare and shipbuilding. Triple Crown winner -- Earl Sande on board -- Trainer Jim Fitzsimmons -- Belair Stud -- 2:00.60 Triple Crown Winner with Earl Sande up, Trainer: Jim Fitzsimmons, Owner: Belair Stud -- 2:31.60 Earl Sande up, Trainer: James Fitzsimmons, Owner: Belair Stud For the painting 'Drum-Major Harry McClelland' Toronto Balmy Beach defeated Regina Roughriders 11-6 at Varsity Stadium in Toronto, Ontario on December 6, 1930 Appointed by George V - "The Everlasting Mercy" "Sea-Fever" "Reynard The Fox" Planned to compensate for football's exclusion from the 1932 Olympics, it was won by the host nation Uruguay when they beat Argentine 4-2. 13/12/1924 - 08/02/1930 Monarch George V, Prime Ministers: Francis Bell, Gordon Coates. Awarded the GCMG, KCB, DSO, MVO. 19/03/1930 - 15/03/1935 Monarch George V, Prime Ministers: Joseph Ward, George Forbes. Awarded the GCMG, KBE, PC.
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