Football
SYDNEY, Monday, night.—The Cricket Ground was in a sloppy state. Metropolitan defeated the Country in the League game by 18 to nil. The whole of the…
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Sport, 1913
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Football
The Bellingen representative footballers, who play at Sydney in August, defeated Clarence Union at Bellingen on Saturday, by three to nil in heavy rain…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—At Caulfield on Saturday, several Grand National candidates sported silk in the Tooloombool Hurdles; but as winning a penalty for the Grand…
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Princes of Wales Handicap.—Troon, 1, Miler 2. Pace Welter.—Postine [?], Gibbergunyah 2, Floral Queen 3…
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Flying Handicap, 6f.—Ayr Girl, 8-5 (Hamilton) 1; Scrupple, 7-0, allowed. 5lb, 2;. Miler, 7-12, 3:— Other starters: Chiel Boy 8-5, Vellum,.7-0, Espinal 6-7, Nellie Smith…
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Flying Handicap, 6f.—Count Henry 1, Merloom 2, Lady Kyogle 3. Second Novice, 6f.—St. Marlow 1, Roylino 2, Rock B. 3…
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Opening Handicap, 6[?].—Lady Kyogle, 8-2 (Clark), 1: Morris Kenley, S-9. 2: Count Henry, 9-5, 3. Other starters: Hailshot 8-11 Merloom 8-9, Lord Nelson 8-1, Claritann 8-2…
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Opening Handicap,14.2 a.u., 4f.—Miss Thelma. 8-8, 1; Greylight, 9-8, 2. Miniature Handicap, 13.3 a.u., 3½.— Acacia, 9-0, 1; Mayfield, 8.12, 2. A…
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Novice Handicap, 5½i—First division.— Dainty. Girl 8-7, 1; Cozin 9-8, 2; Andorno 8-2, 3. Artist was favourite at 2½ to 1, 10's the winner. Second division.—…
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Postle is anxious to meet Donaldson again for the sprint championship of the world. Endeavours are being made to arrange a meeting in Auckland, at which Donaldson,…
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Billy Wolgast arrived from Coff's Harbour yesterday afternoon to keep his engagement with Fred Harley, of Lismore, at the Grafton Stadium…
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For Notts against Ha[?]apshire Lee caught five batsmen in succession at short leg, four off Wass. LONDON, Monday…
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Patron, Mr. C. Strauss (Mayor); Committee, Messrs. C. T. Schwing-hammer (president). R. G. White, A. E. Durrington, T. Smith (Vice…
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The Australians, in their match against Philadelphia (as reported in last issue), scored 521. The homo team made 219 in their second…
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In the Rugby League football match to-day, New South Wales defeated New Zealand by 34 to 10 in the presence of 40,000 spectators…
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At Adelaide Stadium Bill Walsh, of South Australia, outpointed Terry Keller, of America, in a-20-rounds' contest…
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LONDON, Tuesday—In the singles lawn tennis championship, Beamish beat Rice, Dixon heat Will ford, McLoughlin beat Glendenning, Parke beat O'Donnell, Doust,…
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Grafton v. Swan Creek Saturday:—S. Law, Shaw, Harden, Phillips, Mrs. Hill, Miss Barnes…
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The following are the fixtures for the second rounds of the C.R. Rugby Union competition:- June 28.—Western v. Southgate, at…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday.—The wild wind and violent showers of rain distracted players during the morning round. The first six were.—Taylor 304, Ray 312,…
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