Boxing
What promises to be an interesting event will take place at the Theatre on Monday night, when Coad and Cooney will contest the best of 20 rounds, the…
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Sport, 1904
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Football
A meeting of the Imperial Rovers Football Club was held at the Silver King Hotel on Monday last, Mr. Raven being in the chair There was a large…
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THE Wentworth Racing Club held a two days' meeting last week. The chief race of the meeting, W R C. Handicap, was won by W. Crozler's…
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The animal meeting of the West Broken Hill Football Club was held at Abbott's Tramway Hotel last night. Mr. F. Elvidge occupied the chair. It was decided to adhere…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →English Racing. [Reuter's Message.] London, Friday Afternoon
The Liverpool brand National Steeplechase, run to day, resulted: Molfaa, 1; Kirkland, 2; Gunner, 3 Molfaa, an ex-New Zealander, who won by eight lengths, started…
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THE Town Hall was crowded on Saturday night with a joyans army of Fablic school children, the occasion being the presentation of the trophies…
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With the exception of three events the tennis tournament, which was in progress during the whole of last week, has now finished. The singles…
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A somewhat extraordinary exhibition of boxing, which reminded one of Don Quixote tilting at the windmills, was given at the Theatre last night by…
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The annual meeting of the Broken Hill Jaslor Football Association was held at Harris's Theatre Royal Hotel last night, when there was a large…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Lawn Tennis. ADELAIDE
The lawn tennis players of South Australia will probably make a strong effort be [?] a visit from the Eng[?] lawn tennis champions, R. F. and…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Carlton Football Club. An Uprearious Meeting. [By Telegraph.] Melbourne
The masting of the Carlton Football Club last night was an aproarious one Whilst the whole committee refused to recognise Mr. Worrall as secretary…
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The annual meeting of the Barder Banges Football Association was held last night at the Theatre Royal Hotel. There was a fairly good attendance of…
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At the National Sporting Club last night T. Nelson defeated J. Blackmore in nine rounds…
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A largely [?]attended meeting of the Central Football Club was held last night at Harris's Theatre Roral Hotel. Mr. Fander occupied the chair. It…
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The members of the Broken Hill Bowling Club, to the number of about 20, spent a quiet but enjoyable day on the green yesterday. The pleasant surroundings were…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Interstate Cricket. MELBOURNE
In a cricket match on Saturday and yesterday, Melbourne v. Sydney Universities. Melbourne in its first innings scored 209 (Graham 56, Deravin 49)…
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Hook Keys legs night, In Sydney, fought and defeated [?]…
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Victoria yetserday afternoon defeated New South Wales at bowls…
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The Interstate Uinversity cricket match stands, at present Sydney, first 270, second 411 (Weddy 232. Bal[?] 54); Melb [?], 209 and 65…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Sporting. [Reuter's Message.] English Racing. LONDON
The Lan[?] Handicap Sheeple, run yesterday afternoon was won by Lord James, a Tr[?] gelding. Mo[?] winner of the G[?] and National…
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