Cricket Trouble Over. Sydney
The dispute between H. L. Collins, captain of the N. S. W. Eleven, and the N. S. W. Cricket Association has blown over. Collins was before the…
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Sport, 1924
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Country Week Tennis M. Bayley Wins Championship Sydney
In the mixed doubles championship to-day, Terrey and Miss Lloyd (Bathurst) defeated Gavin anil Miss Gavin (Orange) 6-3, 6-3…
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The following players will represent Methodists on Saturday against Peel, on the Show Ground: V. W. peterson, A. Spence, E. Elphingstone…
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The following team will represent High School against Gaol Stall at Gaol wicket this afternoon:—H. Moxon, T. Austin, H. Blight, A. Moxon…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Boxing Burns Wins London
The Londerer Bill Bates retired in the seventh round of a twenty round contest with Frank Burns, the Australian, at Fulham…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Tennis Carnival Orange Players' Success Brilliant Defeat of Miss Gray Sydney
Miss F Blackhall of Orange defeated Miss Cox, winner of the Ladies' Championship last year, by 2 sets to 1, in the country Tennis Carnival…
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The principal contest at the Oddfellows' Hall on Friday night will be between: Wally Bourke (Lithgow) and Woodley (an imported lightweight). Both are in the foreftont…
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Members of the Mudgee Bowling Club are looking forward to a visit from the Lithgow bowlers next Saturday. There will be both…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Football in England the Rugby Came England Defeats Wales London
In showery weather, England defeated Wales in the international Rugby match by 17 points to 9. There were 40,000 spectators…
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The country carnival was concluded on Saturday Shute and Parker succeeded in reaching the semi-final of both the Open Doubles and the B. Grade doubles, before…
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A keen match is in progress at Victoria Park between Independents and Duckboards. The latter batted first and amassed 108 (Dowd…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Swimming. Charlton Makes World Record
The third meeting between Charlton and Borg at the Domain Baths on Saturday, proved Charlton a world beater. In winning the half, mile championship of N.S.W…
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The Cooyal Race Club are holding their next race meeting on Saturday, February 16. 1924. Full particulars later issue. Mr. J. J…
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The Rovers Cricket Club, after a phenomenal run of victories, met their Waterloo at Yetholme, in the return match against that village. Owing to…
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Though Arne Borg revealed his true form at the Domain Baths this afternoon, easily breaking his best previous efforts, he was not good…
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Mr. Stan Price, the Bathurst bowler, sustained a painful injury to the first finger of the right hand while fielding a severe drive by a batsman…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Miss Blackhall’s Bailliant Tennis
Miss F. Blackhall, of Orange, was the one bright particular constellation of the country week tennis carnival, and on Friday when she defeated…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Boxing. New Zealand Beats England. Sydney
At the Sydney stadium last night Tommy Fairhall (N.E). 9.10, outpointed All Simmons, 6.101 (Eng.), in a twenty rounds fight. It was a…
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Then Bathurst cricket selectors have been , informed that, H. Prately, R. Lloyd and A, Read will be unavailable for the Bathurst-Orange match on…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Cricket. Fine Innings by Campbell. Brazil's Ten Wickets
The second round of the Cricket Association competitions was commenced on Saturday. Alost interest was displayed in the meeting of Pottery and R. and T. Institute…
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