Boxing Fatality
The opening the N.S.W. amateur boxing and wrestling championships on Tuesday night was signalised by deplorable tragedy, There was a large crowd present,…
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Sport, 1910
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Boxing Boom. Coles-sonter Match
On Wednesday next, at the Caledoman Hall, Maclean, George Coles and W. Sonter, the unbeaten champion of the Clarence River, will come…
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Tony Williams is at present in town preparing for his fight with Billy Murphy on Wednesday next, and is feeling very fit. At the Sydney Stadium Cullen and…
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THE meeting convened for last Saturday night for the purpose of forming a football club in connection with the Young Men's Club fell through owing to the…
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At a meeting of the Surrey County Cricket Club, [?] Rev. Mr. Crawford proposed a motion to rescind the resolution that his son, Mr. J. N. Crawford (Who is now in…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Telegraphic Sporting Exciting Cricket Final. Sydney, Sunday Night
The first grade cricket final was concluded yesterday between Central Cumberland and University. After a most exciting game University won, by 7…
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A meeting of delegates was held Inst evening air J. McNamara (President) occupied the chair. The Secretary of the Lismore Rugby…
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Mr. Editor.—Very many of your readers. will be heartily, in accord with the protest of the Rev. W. Stewart, us published in Saturday's issue of your widely read paper…
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First Grade.--Central v. South Grafton at South Grafton; Western v. Ulmarra, on the Oval; South-gate, a bye…
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A meeting of the committee of the above was held at the Willow Tree Hotel on Monday night. There were present Messrs. J. McNamara…
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Western II. v. Centrals II.: Walker (2), McGowen, Taylor, Waghorn, Manning, Eaton, Herd, Reilly (2), Wicks, Ward, Austin, Bancroft, Lange, Coleman,…
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Dr. Palmer, the Government Medical Officer, made a post morten examination of the body of Edward Sloan Cleburne, who died in Sydney Hospital after competing in…
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Sam Langford, the negro boxer, defeated Jim Johnson in 24 rounds in Philadelphia. Langford is matched to fight Burns in America…
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The Presbyterian Assembly has carried a resolution affirming the desirability of steps being taken to deal effectively with prize-fighting,…
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The local Union competition will be resumed again on Saturday. The fixtures are Bellingen v. South Arm at Bellingen ; Raleigh v. Gleniffer at…
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Sir -- I have just read a letter in the "Clarence Examiner," signed, "William Stewart, Grafton Parsonage," in which that gentleman speaks in no…
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The much-talked of fight between George Coles, of Maclean, and W. Sonter, of Ballina, the unbeaten of fights, took pla[?]e at the…
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J., Murphy, who issued a challenge to fight the winner of the Coles-Sonter fight, and which was accepted by Sonter on him winning the fight, has lodged a deposit,…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →N. Dorrigo Football Social
At North Dorrigo on Wednesday evening a very pleasant social was held in the School of Arts, proceeds of which were devoted to the football…
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