Cricket
Much interest is centred in the Glenreagh Cricket competition. The locals are sanguine of acquiring the coveted honours. On the other hand, Lower and Central…
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Sport, 1914
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Athletic Carnival
The athletic carnival, at which the American team made its last appearance in Australia, concluded on Saturday. 220 yards championship — Parker…
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To-night (Wednesday) Bill Walker, of Bellingen, and [?] Pearce, of Grafton, will meat in a 2[?]-round contest at the [?] [?]…
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The coming winter season will, in all probability, see big changes in the game of football on the Northern Rivers…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Swimming. Thousand Yards Championship. Sydney, Tuesday Night
The thousand yards' swimming championship at Adelaide was won by Dickman, of Sydney. Cuddihy was second and Callan third. Time,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →SPORTING. Boxing. Jeff Smith and McGOORTY. SYDNEY, Tuesday Night
The difficulties over the McGoorty Jeff Smith contest having been settled, the contest will take place at Baker's Stadium on March 14…
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In the match between Australia and Wanganui, the latter lost one for 50, when play for the day was stopped owing to rain…
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At the annual carnival of the New South Wales League of Swimmers, held at the Domain Baths on Saturday, four State tltles were decided. The mile, regarded in…
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Cyclone Thompson sails on the 24th March for Australia. He hopes to force a match with McGoorty. Afterwards he will sail for Europe to meet Carpentler if it can be…
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Western Football Club meeting at Smith's Willow Tree Hotel, to-night, 8 sharp…
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At the Coff's Harbour Pier Stadium on Wednesday night, Bill Walker met Ranji Pearce over twenty rounds. There was a good…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →District News. Maclean Mems. a Postponed Regatta
The late copious downpour of rain is responsible for the suggestion of a novel regatta at Maclean. The idea was conceived by Mr. Lou…
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In the South bland (N.Z.) athletic championship contests, Ceddell won the Cup with three firsts and two seconds…
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The sum of £25 has been deposited to back Arthur Douglas for any part of £100 against Herb McCoy, the mitch to take place in Sydney or Melbourne…
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A Sydney girl is going to England with the aim and the ambition of swimming the English Channel. "Swimming Chance" is the usual expression used to speak of the feat…
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Representative Matches—Mid-Clarence v. Lower Clarence, on Saturday next. MidClarence teams.—1st. eleven at Maclean.— Reimer, Kelly, (Calliope) Davis, Henderson,…
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Owing to lack of entries there was only one event on the programme for Wednesday at the Woodburn regatta. This was the Walter Murphy…
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Lismore bowlers are desirous that combined rinks from the two rivers should journey to Brisbane in August 1. The matter is to be discussed…
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At the stadium last night, in the presence of a small crowd, Matt Wells defeated Ray Bronson in seven rounds…
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Ernest Bronard, owner and trainer of the racehorse, was riding Alembar in the last race at Pinegrove (Victoria) Picnic Races on Saturday,…
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