Boxing
The boxing tournament arranged for at Ulmarra takes place in the Masonic Hall to-night. Pelkey, who is over 6 feet in height,…
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Sport, 1914
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Football
Mr. E. Hall has offered to donate a match ball to the recently-formed United Football Club at Ulmarra. A conference of delegates of Grafton and…
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The annual meeting was held at the Council Chambers last evening. There was a fair attendance of members and associates, with Mr. H. Malone presiding. An apology…
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A delegate meeting was held at the Commercial Hotel on Saturday event log last when the following delegates of the various clubs were in…
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An Olympic Swimming Carnival, in aid of the Australasian Olympic Fund, was held at Parramatta this afternoon. Over six thousand…
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It is understood that Wilding and Doust will not defend the covered courts doubles championship at the Queen's Club…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →SORTING. Boxing. Lang Beats Pelkey. an Exciting Contest. Knock-out in Round 19. SYDNEY, Sunday Night
Last night's International heavyweight contest at Baker's Stadiu[?], between Bill Lang (Victoria) 13-13, and Arthur Pelkey (Canada) 14-8,…
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As was anticipated, Miss Durack successfully assailed the world's record of Miss Mina Wylie's of 2m 0 3-5s., put up a few weeks ago, the four watches showing…
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Jimmy Clabby and Billy Murray, of Sacramento, fought a 20-round draw at the Daly City arena. The fight was remarkably close throughout…
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Two well-known "Knights of the Knuckles," William Paul, Sherwood Sreek. and Jim Henry, Nana Glen, are matched to box the best of 20 rounds for £15 aside…
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It is understood that Wilding and Doust will not defend the covered courts doubles championship at the Queen's Club. In the third round of the open singles at…
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The first round of the Ulmarra Boxing Club's amateur Tournament was opened on Saturday night in the Masonic Hall. A splendid "house" greeted the management,…
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Team to meet Guyra on the oval on Good Friday (at 1.30) and Easter Saturday (at 11 a.m.):—Alb and Arthur Gray, W. Want, Alb and Sam Ford, Jas. Perring, Walter Eggins,…
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The Wednesday reps. v. Guyra team on Easter Monday in an all day match. Wotherspoon, Apps, Savage, McLachlan, McKinney, Blow, Hudson, Watson, Whaits,…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—On Saturday, at Hawkesbury, Brattle and Aleconner disappointed their Doncaster supporters. It is certain that both will need to improve…
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At a delegate meeting it was moved that the Ulong boundary extend 16 miles from the playing area at Ulong along the Dorrigo-Coramba road.—Carried. It was…
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It is not generally known that big Les Bates, principal comedian of the American Vaudeville Co., was a well-known prize fighter in America some…
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London "Referee" states that the [?]ystery regarding Carpentier's visit to Australia continues, and the contract is still unsigned. Other newspapers state that…
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At a committee meeting of ladies of Lismore Golf Club it was decided that the opening day be Saturday, 18th inst…
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The members of Stephenson's English Eleven which visited Australia in 1862 were all supplied with helmet-shaped hats, bround which were different coloured…
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