A.J.C. Races
SYDNEY, Friday.—To-morrow the meeting commences at Randwick, and the racing should be satisfactory, as the entries are numerous for all races. The most…
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Sport, 1908
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Boxing
Bill Squires expects to get a match with Jack Johnson whether the latter is beaten by Burns or not. Jack Johnson is anxious to match…
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During the American football season 18 players were killed and 135 seriously injured. The Australian team of amateur…
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The result of the race for the 300 yards Swimming championship of New South Wales yesterday was :--H. Hardwick 1, Cecil Healey (holder) 2,…
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Mr. M'Intosh, promotor of the RurnsJohnson fight, states he believes he will he able to Induce Jeffries to meet Johnson in Sydney should the negro win next…
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In Sydney first grade matches on Saturday North Sydney defeated Sydney by 119 on the first innings. S. A. Thomas made 1.05 not out for Sydney. Paddington…
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At a spacial meeting of the A.J.C. on Friday, suveral important mutters were set down for discussion. All the motions stood in the name of the chairman, Mr. A. Knox,…
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Covered with mud, his clothes, and his face bleeding, the wretched man fled before a crowd of people. An old carter who was driving along the…
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LONDON,. Saturday.—The "Wallables" defeated, Newport by a converted try (5 points) to a try (3 points). Dix scored early for the Australians, and Carmichael…
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On Suturday teams from the Grafton Association journeyed to Lower Clearence wickets. Alberts defeated Maclean by 109 runs on…
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These races were held on Saturday, when there was a fair attendanre. The day was excessively hot, and the shade of the trees in the vicinity of the winning post…
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Bill Squires says he is willing to meet Lang for any stake up to £500 aside, but would prefer to meet Johnson first…
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The Australian team of amateur Rugbeians the "Wallabies," defeated Newport by a converted by (five points) to a try (3 points). Dix…
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In addition to the results wired to us last issue of the Board of Control's meeting in Sydney on Friday night, the following details are now…
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Boxing Day fixtures includes the over popular Chatsworth regatta, for which full provision has been made by the Chatsworth People. A complete programme of aquatic…
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LONDON, Tuesday.—The "Wallables" drew with Abertillery, scoring a pe[?]ulty goal (3 points) to a try (8 points). The play of the first half was streanous, open, and…
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Fitzroy C.C. v. Al[?]ions on Boxing Day (all day) at Coutt's Crossing: Rouse (2), Lentfer (2), R. Edwareds, V. C. M'Lucas, T. Amos, Yardy (2), A. Livermore, P…
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Weights declared in connection with the races on Boxing Day:- Opening Handicap—May Maize 9-5, Bassic Brown 9st., Condong 8-18, Fugleman 8-8…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday.—Results of to-day's events:- 14.2 Handicap.—J.C., 8-8, 1; Ayr Lassic, 8-9, 2; Miss Mayfield, 9-8, 3. There…
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Patron, Mr. J. T. M'Kittrick; president, Mr. W. J. Hawthorne; vice-presidents:— Messrs. A. E. Schwinghammer, F. H. McKittrick and J. Reid; judge, Mr. D…
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