Cricket. Third Test Match. South Africans' Slow Batting. Sydney, Saturday Night
The third test match between South Africa and Australia was commenced at the Adelaide Oval this afternoon in cool, fine weather…
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Sport, 1911
941 stories in Clarence Valley & Coffs Harbour's papers · page 2 of 48
Swimming
Seventeen seasons ago races were first held for the swimming supramacy of Australia, when an agreement governing the contests was drawn up and signed by…
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The match between Wells and Moir has been fixed for to-morrow. The winner of the bout will be went up against. Jack Buras, the Californian heavyweight…
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Great interest is evinced in the meeting of Johnny Summers and Harry Lewis for the welter-weight championship on January 18…
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The third test match between South Africa and Australia was resumed at Melbourne yesterday in fine weather and on a perfect wicket…
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At the monthly meeting of the Lismore Caledonian Bowling Club, the correspondence included a letter from the Grafton Bowling Club, in reference to the…
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Gunner Wells knocked out Bombardier Wells in the third round of their match…
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From the fighters' and promoter's point of view it was a great pity that the weather was so bad on New Year's night as to prevent…
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The third Test match was continued on the Adelaide Oval yesterday in fine weather. The Australians (who had lost 8…
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Mr. H. D. McIntosh has made the following matches, to take place at the Olympia Annexe, London:—"Bombardier" Wells v. "Gunner" Moir, Bill Lang v…
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IN connection with the abovenamed picnic, the D.I.C. donated lollies, J. Hay dolls and toys, Glover and Co. toys, E. W. Kirton toys, and…
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Particulars of the second test match show that Trumper got 159 of Australia's second innings total of 327—nearly half, and he notched…
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The boxing contest between Jim Clabby and Dave Smith was last night postponed until to-morrow night, owing to the rain…
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The following 16 players have been selected to practice for the N.S.W. versus Victoria match, commencing at Sydney on the 27th inst :-- Bardsley,…
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Harry Fraser, a theatre manager, of New York and Chicago, has bid £10,000 for a 24 round bout between Jack Johnson and Al Kaufmann. If the men will agree…
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At the Stadium last night, in the presence of about 20,000 spectators. Dave Smith (Australia) defeated Jimmy Clabby (America), on points…
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The Sydney portion of the Australasian swimming championships was concluded at the Domain Baths last night before a large attendance. The…
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First Grade fixtures for Saturday:— Alberts v. Alumny Creek, at Alumny Creek; Undaunted v. Southampton, at South Grafton. Second Grade Warwicks…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Boxing Bill Lang Beaten. London
"Sailor" Curran defeated Bill Lang, the Australian champion, at the Olympia Annexe, London, under Mr. H. D. McIntosh's management. Lang…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Boxing Boom. MISSINGHAM v. Hives. an Unpopular Decision
When Referee Williams announced his decision "Hives the winner!" at the Stadium on Saturday night left 95 per cent. of the…
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