Swimming
"To what do I attribute my success as a swimmer," repeated Miss Etta Mackay, the lady champion swimmer of the world, in an interview in England recently. "Well,…
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Sport, 1910
1,054 stories in Clarence Valley & Coffs Harbour's papers · page 1 of 53
Boxing
Ex-boxing promoter writes to the "Referee":—I saw the Lang-Fitzsiminons' fight and also the Jackson-Lees fight years ago. Both were similar in the ending,…
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In the match N.S. Wales v. Victoria, the former won by 272 runs. Victoria in their second innings scored 185—M'Alister nil[?] Smith 36, Carroll 7, Ramsford 2,…
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The recent match at Adelaide is the first against South Australia in which M. A. Noble has not figured since he first appeared in 1896. He played in 26 matches…
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The programme for the annual race meeting of the Armidale Jockey Club has been issued. The fixture is set, down for 2nd and 3rd February, and the Club will give away…
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SYDNEY, Thursday.—Weights have been declared for the undermentioned event to be run on Saturday. NEW YEAR'S GIFT.—Irishman 9-9, Son…
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Tex Ricard (the U.'S. fight promoter) states that the Johnson Jeffries fight is certain to take place at Salt Lake City on July 2th, and…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—At Stockton, regatta on Saturday results were:—Youths under 18—E. Towns and W. Riploy 1, Torpey and R. Hughes 2…
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Officials.:—Starter, Mr. H. Jordan; umpire. Mr. D. M'Donald; timekeeper, Mr. C. Amos; judge, Mr. W. Busch; committee, Messrs. N. D. M'Aulay, P. Murphy,…
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Frank Slavin has written to the "Sportsman" from Victoria (British Columbia) denying that he was ever beaten by Charlie Mitchell in two rounds, as has been…
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Competition fixtures for next Saturday:— First Grade—Undounteds v. Alberts, on Oval; Alumny Creek v. Southampton, at South Grafton. Second Grade—Alumny…
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Frank Thorn is a boxer who has been put to a pretty severe test in Sydney, Melbourne, and also in the Western State, and he has come out of that test free…
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(By "Mid-on" in the Melbourne "Leader.") The gradual but steady diminution of public interest in cricket all over the world is undeniable. Optimists of the extreme order…
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In order to introduce himself to the snorting public of Sydney, Johnny Summers, the English lightweight, who is matched to fight the best of the local lightweight…
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Undaunted v. Alberts, on Oval: Norrie, Cameron, Campling, Wunderlich, Forrest, Weiley, Turnbull, Sciffert, Davis, Bentley, Hedberg…
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Southgate v. Musk Valley, at Southgate, to-day: C. Clarke, N. Leeson, L. Ellem, T. Ellem, K. Kohn, P'. Knight, E. Kohn, E. Bender, H. Mansfield, E. Ryan, S…
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An interesting article in "Young England," by M. May, deals with "Football Ancient and Modern." Here, he says, is how football began:—The first football on record…
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Miss Etta MacKay in holding forth regarding swimming for the fair sex, states: —"Although I have no particular medical knowledge to back up this opinion, I can…
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Bill Squires and Bill Lang are busy preparing themselves for Wednesday night's battle at the Stadium for the heavyweight championship of Australia. Lane…
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In Sydney on Saturday the starters for the 100 yards championship of N.S. Wales were: H; Hardwick (Sydney), A. W. Barry (Sydney), L. Boardman (Sydney), A. W…
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