Tennis Concert at Leura
Leura residents are reminded in our advertising columns of the concert and dance to be held in the Leura Hall on Wednesday night next, in aid of the…
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Football
The following team will represent the local Waratahs against their Lithgow namesakes in the return match in the competition on Saturday:—Full-back,…
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It is over eighteen months since the sporting fraternity of Katoomba were treated to a boxing bout, and to show that the manly art of self-defence is still a popular recreation a…
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Despite the indefatigable exertions of Mr L. P. Goldstein (and who will deny but that he has thrown great enthusiasm into his secretarial duties) the…
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Over 500 people journeyed to the Recreation Reserve on Wednesday afternoon to witness the second day's sport run under the auspices of the above…
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The following team will represent the local Waratahs against Hartley Vale on the local ground on Saturday next at 2.30 p.m.:—Full-back, F. Smedley; three-quarters, Z…
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Joe Costlo, of St. Peters, scaling about 10.4, is out with a challenge to George Unholz, Hughie Fairley, or any other equal weight, for £20 aside—the best of 20 rounds…
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If our civic fathers or stern departmental authorities over required convincing proof that Katoomba's recreation reserve is becoming a very popular pleasure resort,…
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As this old world wags on, moralists, ever and anon, impress upon us the mournful warning that "fast women and slow horses" have shattered many…
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George Unholz is working himself into fine condition for his boxing contest with Sailor M'Nally next Friday evening at the Gaiety, Sydney. He is being trained by Kent Bush,…
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The following ball-booters will journey to Lithgow on Saturday next by the noon train to represent the local Waratahs against the Cycling Fifteen in the Club fixture:—Full…
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Johnson, the large, triumphant, black king pin pug, is out per medium of his manager with a £10,000 challenge to take on any two men in the world. This is at the rate of…
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The following are picked to represent the Katoomba "Rockies" against Mt. Victoria Juniors on the local ground on Saturday next. Full buck, J. Spark; three-quarters, Oscar…
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A gathering of over 300 people assembled on the picnic track on Wednesday afternoon to witness the match over four furlongs between Mr G. James' Lord…
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Bill Lang agreed to fight Squires, Turner and Lester within the next four months. A good finale would be for Johnston to fight the four, one after the other—it would be a…
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H. Hardwick, the Sydney swimmer won the championship of England at Leicester on Wednesday, Derbyshire and Radmilovic filing the places…
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Wilding, the Australian tennis crack, looks like winning the Kent Lawn Championship in England. After a series of postponements, the Ladies'…
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A football match was played on Saturday between tennis representing Lithgow Valley Football Club and Katoomba Waratahs. The visiting contingent included—Ellis, Allan,…
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The following team has been chosen to represent the local Waratahs against Lithgow Cycling Club on Saturday on the local ground, Kick-off at 2.30 p.m.—Full-back, H. Smedley;…
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Another fine crowd, including a pretty percentage of Indies, turned out on Wednesday afternoon to view the picnic races. Mr Jas. Power was in his usual post as judge and had…
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