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DIED AT TENNIS
"That was a good game," said Walter Scott Maclean (33), as he sat down yesterday afternoon after finishing a set of tennis with friends at the Agricultural Hall, Show Ground. A few minutes later Maclean fell forward from a bench on which he was seated, and his partner found that he was dead.
Maclean, a bank teller, who lived in Ramsgate Ave., Bond!, had thoroughly enjoyed the set, and seemed in perfect health. The body was taken by Central Ambulance to St. Vincent's Hospital, where life was formally pronounced extinct.

Collapse After a Game.
Walter Scott Maclean, 33, of Ramsgate avenue, Bondi, collapsed and died yesterday afternoon while engaged In a game of tennis at the Indoor courte at the Royal Agricultural Showground. After finishing a set, Maclean sat down to rest, and the members
of his party were alarmed to see him collapse. The Central District Ambulance was summoned, and Maclean was rushed to St. Vincent's Hospital, but he was dead. The body was taken to the morgue. Sergeant Smith, of Darlinghurst, who was also summoned, discovered that Maclean, who was a big, healthy looking man, had never complained of feeling unwell, and the suddenness of his collapse had been a great shock to the members of his party. It is thought that death was caused by a heart attack.

MR. W. S. F. MACLEAN.
The death occurred on Sunday of Mr. Walter Scott Fitzroy Maclean, only son of the late Mr. John Maclean, of Nowra, and Mrs. C. Maclean, of Lindfield, at the age of 33 years. Mr. Maclean was educated at Barker College, Hornsby, and later entered the service of the Commercial Banking Company of Sydney, Ltd., and was stationed at various country offices, and also at head office. He enlisted at the age of 18 years in the 12th Light Horse, and saw service in Palestine. The remains were interred at South Head Cemetery yesterday afternoon.