Coursing
The C.R. Coursing Club's second meeting of the second season is set down for to-morrow at the Junction plumpton, and a good…
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Sport, 1914
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Rowing. Harwood Regatta
The grand acquatic carnival, promoted by the Harwood Water Brigade, was witnessed by about 1000 people at Harwood on Easter…
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Jeff Smith easily beat Pat Bradley for the chance in the world's middleweight championship at the Sydney Stadium on Monday night…
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The annual meeting of the C.R.R.U. is advertised in this issue for the 25th inst. No answer has been received from…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Coursing. To-morrow's Meeting
At a meeting of the Committee of the C.R. Coursing Club at South Grafton last night, [?]the drawing o[?] the two events at to-morrow's meeting…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →SPORTING Boxing. Jack Johnson's Case. Paris
Jack Johnson has notified his return to Chicago for his second trial after his [?]gh) with Frank Mc[?]an…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →SPORTING. Cricket. Visiting Teams' Play
Following are the results of matches between Guyra, Orara and Booyong teams which came to the Clarence for Easter: --…
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The game of football appears to be the chief topic amongst the local sporting fraternity. Several weeks ago it was decided to have a local…
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In the hard court tourney, at Dulwich Ritchie beat Doust, in the second round, by 5-7, 6-0, 6-3. Norman Brookes beat Gautier in the…
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A meeting of the Athletic Club was held at Mr. R. Hook's residence, Mr. A. Beaumont occupying the chair. The secretary presented a…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Totalisator. Deputations Wait on Minister. Betting at Athletic Sports
SYDNEY, Friday.—Two deputations, representing the totalisator and bookmakers, waited upon the Minister yesterday, and while both liked the totalisator,…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →SPORTING Coursing. C. R. Coursing Club. the Two Champions
The second meeting of the above club's second season on Saturday attracted a big crowd inside, whilst the Copmanhurst Road frequenters…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Boxing. "Snowy" Baker Entertained. London
Mr. Snowy Baker was entertained at dinner by the National Sporting, Club last night. Mr J. W. Douglas, the well-known referee, father of…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →SPORTING. Cricket. Cricketers' Smoke Social. a Long Toast List
The cricket teams from Orara aud Guyra, which have been playing matches on the river for the last Week entertained, at a smoke social…
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Officials: Starter, Mr. F. H. Schwonberg; timekeeper, Mr. S. Smith; handicapper, Mr. A. Bell; captain, Mr. Geo. Cramp; acting secretary, Mr. Fred Shannon;…
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John L. Sullivan, the last man who, when in his prime as a fighter, would have been expected to drop into such a quiet life, has turned to tilling the soil and…
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Jack Johnson has signed preliminary papers with a view to adopting the French nationality. Jimmy Hill defeated Brooks on points…
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Lismore golf links were opened on Saturday. Flags and bunting flying in the breeze, smartly frocked ladies, and a large number of motor cars, all having a…
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The champion team in the League game at Ipswich (Q.) is considering the matter of journeying to Lismore, and ask that games be arranged at that centre and…
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