Swimming
During the last few years Miss Fanny Durack has won every Australian championship, and her times at all distances are world's records, though only four are as…
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Sport, 1914
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Boxing
At Los Angeles, Jimmy Clubby, the boxer, and his trainer, Arthur McQueen, were found guilty of having beaten a policeman during a street light. Each was sentenced…
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A meeting of those interested in football, was held last night at Welley's Market Hotel, to consider the question of introducing League football. Mr. J. McNamara…
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The match between Wellington and the Australian team was drawn. The weather was cold and the wicket dead. The local team scored 151, Armstrong taking 6 for 48, Laver…
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In the final for the International Championship, at Nice, Wilding defeated Pourin by 10-8, 6-2. Kenneth McCallum, a pupil teacher at…
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Atthe Lawn Tennis tournment at Cannes Brookes and W[?]ing won the first round of the open doubles. The All Nations' Picture Co…
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Weiley's Hotel on Friday night, it was decided, on the motion of Mr. Dan O'Malley, seconded by Mr. C. Wunderlich, that, in the opinion of…
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West Australia has been admitted to the Australian Board of Control for international cricket matches…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →SPORTING. Boxing. SAYLOR v. Williams. American Wins Easily. Sydney, Sunday Night
At Baker's Stadium last night, in the presence of about ten thousand spectators, Milburn Saylor America defeated Nat Williams (North of…
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Saylor knocked out Williams in the second round at Sydney Stadium on Saturday night. In the first round Williams showed hmself to be the cleverer boxer, but…
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Grafton defeated Fitzroys on the Oval on Saturday. Fitzroys 69—Jones 15, Rouse 5, Avery 2, Fothergill S, D. Yardy 7, Woods 11 n.o., W. Yardy 2, Allison 5,…
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The Strontian Park tennis players opened the season on Saturday, with a game against the Great Marlow club, when after a most enjoyable game, they came out…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—Teddy Bear made every post a winner in the Trial Stakes. Multifoil and the English-bred Lindera looked like wearings "Teddy" down at the entrance to…
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A meeting of football enthusiasts was held at Wallwork's Hotel, Ulmarra, on Saturday night. Mr. E. Hall was voted to the chair. It was resolved on the motion of…
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Tommy Burrs haft offered to put up a side wager of any amount over £100 for a match between Fritz Holland and Matt Wells…
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Southampton v. Alumny Creek, at South Grafton, on Saturday: Want (2), Ford (2), Webber, Gray, Perring, Eggins, McKnight, Brindle; Massey 12th…
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At the annual meeting of members of the Lismore Golf Club the election of officers resulted Patron. Sir T. T. Ewing: president, Mr. P. G. Best; vice-presidents,…
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The annual meeting of members was held at the Exchange Hotel, Ulmarra, last night, Mr. S. Cameron presiding. The annual rekort congratulated members on the…
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In the second test between New Zealand and the Australian team now touring the Dominion, commenced at Wellington on Friday, the…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Neck-or-nothing Jockeys. a Word on Flat Racing
There is no truer saying than that there are jockeys and jockeys—and to no branch of racing is this saying more applicable than to riding the…
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