SPORTING. Swimming
SYDNEY, Friday.—Cecil Healy was unable to take part in the 220 yards championship of Australia in Melbourne on Wednesday. He is greatly improved, and has…
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Sport, 1910
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Football
The coming season will find a new body in the field known as the Suburban Amateur Rugby Association, which a few enthusiasts from unattached clubs have busied…
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Wales defeated Scotland at rugby yesterday by 14 to nil…
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The Australasian swimming championships were concluded at Melbourne to-day. In the 440[?]yds. F. Beaurepaire (Vic.) was first, H. Hardwick…
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The fourth inter-State match between Victoria and Queensland was commenced at Brisbane to-day. The visitors batted first, but made a poor…
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Johnny Summers, in his light with Unholz at Sydney, treated the spectators to something quite unusual in the ring—he reverently bent one kneo to the boards as he…
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LONDON, Sunday.—In the second International contest of the season, Wales defeated Scotland by 14 points to nil. It is very rarely that H. Harding, the…
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The Australasian swimming championship carnival was brought to a conclusion at Fitzroy Baths, Melbourne, on Saturday. The principal events wero the quurler-maile…
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The. Secretary of the N.S.W. Rughy Lengua is in receipt of a letter from Mr..J. H. Houghton, President of the Northern Rugpy Football League, England,…
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Alumny Creek II. v. Southgate, at Alumny Crook, on Saturday: C. Grav. A. and C. Wothorapoon, C. Apps, A. and W. paine, J. Fisher H. Ford, R. and J. Payne, W…
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At the Stadium, Sydney, on Wednesday night, Frank Thorn got a verdict over Dick Cullen, of America, on points after 20 rounds. Cullen was…
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The boxing tournament in connection with the local Stadium was concluded on Saturday night last. The winner turned up in F. Dodda. and the great difference in his…
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The 10-stone amateur boxing tournament, promoted by Mr. W. Sonter, of Ballina, was concluded at the Theatre Royal last night, in the presence…
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A boxing contest is announced to take place in the local Masonic Hall on Tuesday week next, full particulars of which will be advertised later. The parties…
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The final of the £10 boxing tournament took place on Thursday evening at the Theatre Royal. There was a splendid attendance. There were three competitors…
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The international rugby football match, played at Calgary between England and Ireland, resulted in a draw. There was no score on either…
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The Australian team commenced their New Zealand tour at Wellington on Friday with a match against a team representing that city. The…
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DNKYr-'Monday.-F.. Solomon; of North ' Svdney, won tho no ynriN Klornn llnndtcnp In 211-n socs;,- boating Wlekhnih's ' world's record hy 2-iiths of tv fioconjd…
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Paddy Lynch and the American "iron jaw" Joe Grimm meet in the Lismore Stadium to-morrow night. Paddy has taken on the toughest job of his…
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LONDON, Sunday.—The Rugby football match between Ireland and England resulted in a drawn game neither side scoring…
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