Boxing Uren and McCOY. SYDNEY
It is more than probable that Jimmy Uren, the lightweight champion of Australia, who defeated the Canadian lightweight, Fed Gilmore, at the…
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Sport, 1916
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Boxing Notes from Sydney. Darcy and McGoorty
Tommy Uren on Saturday night came triumphantly through the first [?]est of his international quality. He was much too fast and strong for the…
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The recent race meeting proved very successful, the balance-sheet showing a credit of £5 5s, which is to be devoted to the fund for the relief of…
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The feature of the play at the Lawn Tennis Carnival to-day was the defeat of Richmond River team, who were previously unbeaten, by Trundle[?]…
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Mr. R. L. Baker is confident of staging a Colin Bell-Eddie McGoorty contest in Sydney on January 22. and has left the date open…
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The Racecourse Company are out with a £45 programme (for five races) to be run on Wednesday 19th instant. Entries for all events…
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Registration has been granted to the race meeting of Wellington J.C. on February 16 and 17…
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The Mudgee Pony Race Club will open this season by holding its next meeting on Saturday, February 12th, 1916, on the new racecourse at…
Continued on Trove, page 19 →Bowls Stay-at-homes v. Co-aways. Brilliant Play Anticipated
On Saturday afternoon next the local bowling green will be the convincing ground for what is anticipated will prove to b one of the most…
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Play was resumed this morning in the country week tennis carnival under more pleasant weather conditions. Trundle I and Richmond River still…
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The following team has been chosen to represent the Orange [?] Club in the match against Duboo on the local green on Saturday next, the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Boxing Notes From Sydney
Tommy Uron on Saturday night came triumphantly through the first test of his international quality. He was much too fast and strong for the American welterweight, Fred…
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The Sydney 'Evening News, referring to the individual tennis players competing in the Metropolis v Country now in progress, says of Mr…
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The Country Week competitions were carried a further stage on Wednesday; when Lithgow raced Trundle first team. The local men were not good enough for them, and the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Sporting. Wyong Park Races
A good following of that smart lit tle horse Minneapolis (Solitary-America) went to Wyong races last Tuesday and laid all their money out on…
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Worry with his eyes is besetting Jimmy but that great and popular fighter hopes soon to be in active work again. His engagement is likely to be in Melbourne…
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The first game in the pairs tournament was played on the local green yesterday, when F. Havenhand and A. Amos. (3) defeated Rev. Morshead and…
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Bombardier wells, England's heavyweight champion, who joined the British forces several weeks back, has received promotion. He is now Sergeant…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Athletic. L. E. Myers. Greatest of All Runners
Aftentimes when a gang of athletes and A.A.U. officials, who are usually veteran performers on the cinder path, get together, the merits of runners of…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Swimming Carnival at Katoomba
A most successful swimming carnival in aid of the Rod Cross funds, was held on Wednesday, in the Katoomba municipal baths. Glorious weather prevailed, and there was a large…
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