Boxing
"Cestua," the boxing critic of the London "Sportsman," quotes an opinion regarding the recent Burns-Johnson contest, expressed[?] John L. Sullivan, in which he takes Buras severely to…
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Sport, 1909
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Football
Many leading footballers went to Huston station, and bade the "Wallabies" (the Australian Rugby Union team) farewell on their departure for Liverpool, en route to America. Dr. H. M…
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Undaunted and Ramornie played a draw on the oval on Saturday. Undaunted 175—Ross 27. Macpherson 28, Murtie 15, Meally 45 n.o., Wunderlich 13, P. Hojel 9, Burgess 11, Catt O,…
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Trial Handicap, 5 fur.—M.P., 7-13, 1: Decoration, 9-5, 2: Rosebud, 7st., 3. Betting; 2 to 1 M.P. Won by a length and a half. Time, 1.4¼. Welter Handicap, 6 fur.—Ebil, 8-3. 1; Zoz, 7-7…
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The Anniversary meeting opened at Bandwick in fine weather, and with a large attendance. First Hurdle Race. 2 miles.—English, 9st. (Freeland), 1; Mainspring. lOst. (Cahill). 2;…
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The final carnival was held in the New Municipal Baths. Sydney Domain, on Saturday afternoon. The two principal items were the 440yds. Australasian Championship and the 220yds…
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The final Sheffield Shield math, of this season, between N.S.W. and ; Victoria, was continued at the Sydney Cricket Ground on Monday. The home…
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For some days the answers of Hill, Noble Trumper Ransford, and Armstrong, to the Board of Control's invitation to join the Australian cricket team for England, have…
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Last week the Cabinet of this State had under consideration the control of boxing contests, and in view of recent developments, and the…
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Mr. Alderman Schwonberg presided at a further meeting of the public arranging the regatta for Easter Monday. The Collectors reported promises up to date aggregating £62…
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The local resident, as well as the visitor, who attenas a regatta on the Lower Clarence will readily concede that the person who said this was the "home of rowing" was not far from…
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Boys' Swimming Race.—Frank Lowes. Men's Swimming Race.—D. Solomons 1, H. Kelly 2. Long Dive.—Frank Bray, 50yds., 1…
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The Australasian swimming contests have demonstrated the fact that F. Beaurepaire is undoubtedly the champion over all distances from 220yds. to a mile. The youthful Victorian crack…
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Single Sculls (amateurs).—G. Radclific (E.R.C.), 5sec., 1; J. Towns (M.R.C.), 30sec. behind, 2; A. Priddle (B.R.C.), scr., 3. Nearing the finish Priddle died away, and Towns, with a…
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LONDON, Thursday.—Referring to the "Wallabies" tour, the London "Standard" says: "The Australian Rugby footballers have lost their form. During the week they were beaten by…
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The Nez Zealand Rugby Union has drawn up amendments of the rules of the game, which, if confirmed by the Union, will come into force this season. The principal change provides for…
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Undaunted v. Ramornie, on the latter's wicket to-day—Meally, Ross, Iredale, Burgess, Macpherson, Wunderlich, Catt, Langley, P. Hojel, Mulholland, James…
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Aberts v. Southmpton, at South Grafton this afternoon—J. M'Intyre, A. Howarth, R. Peberday, E. Fischer, W. Gardiner, E. Hotchkiss. L. Klaus, H. Hynes, H. Layton, R. Perring, H. Towner…
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At Bathurst on Tuesday the result of the Cup. 9 furlongs, was—Aragain, 2-9 (W. Black), 1: Lady Claris, 7-3 (Johnson), 2: Merit, 7-10 (A. Callinan), 3. Other starters: High Lady Ben…
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