Boxing
Physicians at San Francisco assert that Abe Attel may not box again in consequence of a broken bone in his left arm, sustalne…
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Sport, 1911
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Boxing Champion
This is from the "Tweed Times" of April 29, and we presume it refers to M. Walker, Bellingen:— To the Editor. Sir,— I saw by last week's…
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Bellingen journeyed to Raleigh on Saturday and played the local team there. The game was a very poor one and resulted in a win for Bellingen by 12 points to nil…
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Entries closed on Wednesday afternoon for the two principal events to be run at the C.R.J.C. Autumn Meeting at Grafton on the 17th and 18th…
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LONDON, Thursday.—At a meeting of the Marylebone Cricket Club. Lord Harris withdrew his motion to amend the "no ball" rule. The amendment was proposed…
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SATURDAY last saw the local 'ballers with abbreviated regalia showing and colors flying—they mostly were upended when one of 'em got…
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The clearing up of the links has been completed, and everything in connection with the course is ready for the official opening of the season, which has been arranged for…
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With the approach of cold weather, the cricket season has ended, and the football season has commenced. The Gordons, a North Sydney club, carry off…
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The Coraki "Herald" states:--"The Alstonville cricketers who recently toured the 'Clarence are not overwhelmed with respect for the calibre…
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At the Stadium last night, Frank Picato, the Italian light-weight boxer, who recently arrived from America, defeated Arthur Douglas, the South…
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Bill Lang and Jack Lester are going great guns in their work, and promise to toe the mark fit as the proverbial stringed instrument, because, provided nothing…
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On Saturday last a very pleasant day was spent on the town courts, where about 50 teachers of the Grafton district met and spent the day in tennis. Play commenced…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—The football match in Moore Park on Saturday developed into a free fight. The referee was powerless to preserve order, and only the…
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The season was opened on Saturday afternoon last, under most favourable conditions, the weather being bright and pleasant, and a large number of members and…
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The winding-up meeting for the season in connection with the above was held in the Council Chambers. Ulmarra, on Friday night, the President, Dr. Alcorn,…
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The N.S.W Rugby League has decided to send 25 players and two managers in the team which is to leave for England on August 5…
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On Saturday, a very pleasant 'day was spent on the town courts, where about 50 teachers of the Grafton district met and spent the day in…
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Later details of the ten-round bout at Kansas City on Saturday between Jim Flynn and Al. Kaufmann show that Kaufmann was…
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At the start of the football season, Mr. Adamson, headmaster of Wesley College, [?]orbade Mr. S. B. Gravenell, one of his teaching staff, playing with the St. Kilda…
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"Reliance" writes:— In reference to the article appearing in the "Referee" and Tweed "Times," I ask the editor to kindly allow me space…
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