Boxing
Paris society is boxing max, and the audiences at pugilistic fixtures comprise fully 50 per cent. of women. These women wear full evening dress with…
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Sport, 1911
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Grafton District Cricket Association
A meetin of delegates was held on Saturday, Mr. A. J. Pollack (President) in the chair. Alstonville C.C. wrote that they were…
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Matt Wells, ex-amateur, beat Fred Welsh for the lightweight championship of Great Britain…
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A. F. Chapman is putting in some solid work for his contest with Shakespeare. During the wekk he has reduced his weight by 8lb., and he does not expect to weigh…
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At the green of the Grafton Club yesterday afternoon, Mr. R. A. Bell, manager of the North Coast S.N. Co., who is in a visit to the district, was the guest of the…
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Dave Smith, the Australian, and Billy Papke, of America, have signed articles to meet at the Sydney Stadium on March 11, at catch…
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It is expected that G. L. Jessop (the famous hitter and Gloucestershire captain) will captain the new English cricket team which is to visit Australia…
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Saturday afternoon the first of the present season's series of State championship carnivals will be held at the Municipal Baths, Domain. The attraction of the meeting…
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At Inverell on Wednesday Paddy Lynch, who was recently defeated by Cox, of Ulmarra, again suffered a defeat, this time at the hands of Billings, of Inverell…
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The annual meeting of members and associates of the above club was held on Thursday evening. Mr. A. J. Peisley, President, occupied the chair, and there was…
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A THIRD round of matches in the local competition has been drawn out, but whether any of them will be played is a moot point. Sloggers…
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"Knockout" Brown defeated Ad. Wolgast (world's light weight champion) in a slashing 10-rounds bout in New York. The champion was…
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The fifth and (for this season) the final test match between Australia and South Africa was commenced on the Sydney Cricket Ground yesterday…
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The first of te carnivals in connection with the State Championship events eventuated in Sydney on Saturdy. The 100 yards State championship was won by the…
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H. D. McIntosh writes.:—Lewis is a very remarkable fighter, and has a chance with anyone in the world who is up to the middle-weight limit. I consider him to be…
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Mr. E. Campling has written the Secretary of the Grafton Bowls Club, that he has joined the Parramatta Club, which has a big membership and a substantial…
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The annual meeting of the Central Division Football Club was held at Fitzperald's Hotel on Friday night. Mr. J. McNamara occupied the chair, and there were…
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Two well-known Melbourne business men (Mr. Baillieu and Mr. Knox) accompanied Mr. Hammond in his biplane on Thrusday. Cheers were given as the…
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The Pearce-Dhu "scrap" is to eventuate at Maclean on [?]lay Light next. Both lads are said to be in good trim…
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