Lawn Tennis. Sydney
In the Men's Teams final, Trundle beat Richmond River by 6 sets 41 games to 2 sets 28 games. A metropolitan team defeated the combined…
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Sport, 1916
591 stories in Clarence Valley & Coffs Harbour's papers · page 2 of 30
Bowls. N.c. Team's Tour. Presentation to Manager Spencer
The North Coast bowlers, recently on tour, having evidenely spent an enjoyable time. Eight of the Lismore members returned home on…
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Paddington defeated Gordon by 107 runs. Balmain beat Sydney on the first innings by 11 runs. Waverley defeated Western Suburbs on the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Boxing. Darcy and K.O. Brown. American Easily Beaten. Sydney, Sunday Night
The much-boosted Greek-American "Knockout" (George) Brown, was easily defeated, on points by the middleweight champion of the world, Les…
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Darcy is anxious to meet Hardwick for the Heavyweight Championship of Australia…
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Fifteen members were present at a meeting of the C.R. Coursing Club at Willian's hotel last night, the President (Mr. T. Willan) occupying the chair…
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"Knock-out" Brown has gone the way of hise ountrymen, McGoorty, Clabby and Jeff Smith, and his scalp now hangs at the girdle of the Australian middleweight champion…
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The huge score of 583 for three wickets hit up by Petersham against University is not a record for first-class cricket. Paddington holds this distinction with 618 for nine…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Sporting. the Turf. Turf Fixtures. January 26-27.--Lismore T.C. races. February 9-10.--Armidale and New England J.C. races
A large shareholder in a Sydney proprietary pony club is responsible for the assertion that a course of action is engaging attention that will take the form of re-arranging the…
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A cable from London states that Mike Gibbons knocked out Young Ahearn in the first round for the middle-weight championship of the…
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The silver cup donated by President Spence of the N.S.W. Bowling Association was on view at the Grafton Club's pavilion on Wednesday…
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At Sydney Stadium on Saturday Fritz Maki received a points decision over Red Watson. Fritz Holland outpointed Mick King at…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Boxing. Maki v. Watson. Very Exciting Bout. Sydney, Sunday Night
Fritz Maki, the Finnish boxer, who has spent some years in South Africa and Australia, met the American boxer, Red Watson, at the Sydney Stadium last night…
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Fixtures for next Saturday:--Southampton v. Grafton, on Fisher Park Oval. Brushgrove v. Southgate.--At Brushgrove…
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Counter attractions had rather a depressing effect on the attendanee at the Pier Stadium on Saturday night, when Billy Crawford (New…
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Les. Darcy's next match will be with Harold Hardwick, and if, as seems probable, Darcy wins this, he will claim the heavyweight championship of Australia. Some…
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The name of C. B. Fry, who is now serving in the navy, is inseparably linked with that of Ranjitsinghji in the records of cricket. It is as a century-maker that Fry has made his…
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At an auction sale of cricket relics organised by the Victorian Cricket Association in aid of Australian wounded soldiers, held at Scott's Hotel. Collins-street, Melbourne, Mr…
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Southampton v. Grafton on Oval to-morrow: W. Want, A. O. Gray. Beaton. Brundle, McKnight, Braham, Webber, S. Ellem, F. Ellem, H. Ford, G. Payne…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Sporting. Boxing. Sonter Again
A wire received from Bill Sonter last night stated:--"Knocked out Ship man twenty seconds one round Coff's Harbor last night; kind regards."…
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