Cricket. Fifth Test Match. South Africa "Recovers." Sydney
The fifth test match between Australia and South Africa was continued on the Sydney Cricket Ground yesterday, in fine weather and on a…
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Sport, 1911
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Boxing
Mohegan (9-7) defeated Armstrong (9-6) in nine rounds, for the lightweight championship of Australia. The fight was stopped by the referee, Armstrong being…
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At the monthly meeting of the Lismore Bowling Club a discussion took place on the proposal to form an Associated Bowling Association of Australia, The opinion…
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At Nice. Wilding, the New Zealander, won the Monaco Internatinal Championship, defeating Max Decugis, 5-7, 1-6, 6-3, 6-0, 6-1. Wilding, the virtual singles champion…
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In the International association football match Wales v. Scotland the teams scored two goals each. Ulmarra Football Club…
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MELBOURNE, Tuesday.—There was an extraordinary rain storm in the city to-day. It was intended to proceed with the races at midday, and a fair number…
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NcNaughton, the well-known San Francisco sporting writer, is arranging to accompany Lester, who contracted to meet Lang in Sydney at…
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The following will represent Southgate against a representative team from Grafton in an all-day match at Alumny Creek to-morrow :--Mansfield,…
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Jack Lester, who is to fight Bill Lang in Sydney, leaves Seattle tonight for 'Frisco, en route to Sydney. Mr. W. F. Corbett ("Amateur," of…
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Further heavy rain fell in 'Melbourne last night and to-day, making a total of 6 inches since Monday. During the past 24 hours up to 9 o'clock this…
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On the second evening of the show at the Rink Hall, W. Sonter and M. Andrews (Sydney) will try conclusions, the best of 20 rounds for £50 aside, and a percentage…
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A special general meeting of the Ulmarra Tennis Club was held on Wednesday night, the President, Mr. J. Retallick, presiding. It was decided on the motion of Rev. R. A…
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Y. M. C. A. did not visit Nth Dorrigo last Saturday. The teams meet on the local ground to-day. New South Wales won the second…
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The final carnival in connection with the State swimming championship was brought off in the Municipal Baths, Sydney Domain, this afternoon…
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A meeting was held at the Council Chambers on Tuesday night to re-form the local football club. There was an attendance of about twenty-five. Mr. G…
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At the Stadium last night, in the presence of 10,000 spectators, Billy Papke (America) and Dave Smith (Australia) met for the. second time. The London correspondent of the "E. News" writes:--The prospect of finding a white heavy weight to contest the championship with Johnson…
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The single and double tournaments between the members of the Grafton Club are being played and are exciting a good deal of attention…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—An extraordinary policy of the Metropolitan Rugby Union was unfolded by Mr. Wood, Presisident, who said the Union could offer…
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A meeting of the members of the Brushgrove Football Club will be held to-morrow evening. All seats to the number of 50,000 were…
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At a meeting of the Green Committee it was decided to have the greens mowed, with a view to having same top-dressed if necessary; also to invite tenders for…
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