Football
THE postponed match Bellinger Heads v. Ferumount, played at Fernmount on Saturday last, was the cause of a deal of excitement amongst a goodly number of spectators, and…
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Sport, 1905
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Football
Grafton team- Forrest, Charleston, Miller, (2) Hammond, Layton, Henkel, Lardner, Marshall. See, Fisher, Catt, Beck, Morris, O'Malley; emer., Quinn, Albions— Williams, Nond Reimer,…
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SYDNEY, Friday— Latest betting on the Canterbury Handicap— 3's Red Flag, 4's Street Arab, First May, Cecil, and Rudyard, 5's Signature 10's Gleutann, 20's…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Horse-racing As a Sport
The time has come when it is necessary to ask what can he done to render what was once the sport of kings wholesome, and to arrest the process of rot that has…
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In the lower competition on Saturday, Harwood forfeited to Scottish Rifles, and Maclean Seniors a bye. Palmer's Island defeated Lawrence by 15 to nil…
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The organs most likely to surfer from the effects of severe muscular exertion, writes a physician in the "Daily Chronicle," are the heart and the blood-vessels, and these…
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The Australasian amateur athletic championship meeting is to be held on the Sydney Cricket Ground on Nov. 11 and 13. The boxing contest between Jack M'Kell,…
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THE match at Raleigh on Saturday between Fernmount and Raleigh teams resulted in about the most evenly contested game of the season, and, quite different to what was…
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Following are the fixtures for to-morrow:—Maclean Seniors v. Palmer's Island, at Maclean; referee, J. McKinnon. Scottish Rifles v. Lawrence;…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Cricket
The Australians commenced a match against Middlesex at Lords on Thursday.Australains 4 for 183.Trumper c.Trott O.Hopkins c. Trott O.Hill 4.Noble n.o.56,Armstrong 55…
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A postcard race round the world has just been organised in Paris, as a practical test of the utmost that can be achieved in the way of speed. 470 postcards were put…
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A. P. Penman is one of the few who have represented New South Wales at both cricket and Rugby football. A. D. Fisher, also of the Sydney University,…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Football. Queensland v. N.S.W. SYDNEY, Saturday Night
Teams representative of these two States met, at the Sydney Cricket Ground, to-day for the fourth and last time this season,…
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Local football, on Saturday, was very deficieat, only one match— a junior being— played, the others not taking place, owing to three of the clubs forfeiting. South Grafton forfeited to…
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A N. S. W. tennis team beat a Northern Districts team, at Tamworth, last week, 143 games to 76. A single contest between Law and Dr. Griffiths, a Sydney champion, was won by the…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →The Racing Mania
A correspondent, has pointed out in one of the morning papers that the number of race meetings in the metropolitan and Newcastle districts works out at one for every…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Prices of Cricket Bats
The highest-priced bat was made for presentation to the late Duke of Clarence. It was of walnut, mounted with silver, and highly ornamented, and cost betweon forty…
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At the Sydney Gaiety Club, on Saturday night the fight between Ted Green and Jones, for the bantam championship. terminated in a disgraceful scene. After the fourth round the…
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The following will represent Scottish Rifles against Maclean Seniors to-morrow:— Fullback—[?], Hattersley; three-quarters— Davis, McLachlan, McDongall, Nicholson; halves— Jones, Fairhall;…
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