Football. Britishers Beaten. Sydney, Wednesday Night
The British Rugby footballers, played a match at Bathurst to-day against a combined Western Districts (Orange, Bathurst, Mudgee and Lithgow) team…
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Sport, 1908
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Athletics
Before leaving Howth, Ireland, where he had trained for his matches with Jem Roche, the Irish champion, and Tommy Burns, champion of the…
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The Western District defeated the Britishers at Bathurst by 15 points to 10. The visitors were leading at half-time…
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Southgate H. v. Centrais H., to-day— Lee (3), Hutchings (2), Donohue (2), Wingfield, T. Smith, Cooper (2), Bender, G. Hayes, leeson, Apps; emer., W. Smith,…
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A special meeting of the committee of the C.R. Rughy Union was held on Wednesday. A letter was received from the Newtown Club, stating the team would play at Mullumbimby on the…
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When Burns made his appenrance before the crowd that assembled at his public reception in Sydney, it was noticeable that he it a short, stockily built young man—his…
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In the Melbourne Insolvency Court Judge Mouie delivered his reserved judgment on the compulsory certificate application on behalf of Timothy O'Heanlon, formerly of…
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Weights for the different events at the above club's second day's races, which were postponed till to-day:- District Purse, 6 fur.—Clarando 9-12, Una…
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Central v. Western, on the oval; referce, Mr. J. M'Arthur, Ulmarra a bye. Second Grade. Southgate v. Central, at Southgate; referce…
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Bill Lang is proceeding vigorously in his training for his match with Burns, which will take place in Melbourne in September…
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Hampshire beat Kent by one wicket and Surrey defeated Middlesex. Somerset beat Hampshire by seven wickets. L. C. Braund scored 124…
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At the Sydney Cricket Ground today the British footballers defeated a Metropolitan team by 16 to 13, after a fast and open game. Some of Mr…
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MELBOURNE, Sunday.—Fights at football matehes occur almost every Saturday. Queenseliff was the seene of a disturbance yesterday, and for a time it threatened to…
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The Grade National Steeplechase meeting was continuced at Adelaide on Saturday:— Welter Handicap.—Alarm, 7-7 (Liddle), 1: Byrton, 7-8 (Muirhead), 2; Lady…
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District Purse. 6 fur.—Condong, 8-1 (Rogers), 1; St. Ellem, 7-10 (Palmer), 2; Clarine, 6-10 (Laycock), 3. Other starters: Clarando 9-12. Bessic…
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Beautiful weather favoured the visiting British footballers on Saturday. Both Britishers and Welshmen were anxious to demonstrate that their best play had yet…
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In addition to the two principal handicaps, in connection with the meeting beginning to-day, weights have been issued as under:-…
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Hurdled Race.—Dinyah. 10st. (Clark), 1; Atlantean, 10-s (Steamson). 2: Peceavi. 10st. (Clifton), 3. [?]ing; 5 to 2 v. Niram. 3 to 1 v. Dinyah. Won by two…
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The following paragraph is culled from the files of the Vancouver "Yearly News Advertiser," brought by the R.M.S. Marama, from San…
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Owing to a football fracas on Sunday at Charters Towers, John Egan, a representative player, and Alf. Hunter were disqualified for life by the…
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