Demo. Football Club
A largely-attended meeting of the Demo. Football Club was held at the Rising Sun Hotol last night, Mr. J, Shelley in the onair. Several new…
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Sport, 1906
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Sporting a Boxing Bout. Sydney
The boxing contest between Andrews and Whitelaw tok place at the National Sporting Club last night. It was a bout of 20 rounds, which wore fought,…
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A meeting of the Central Football Club was held at the Theatre Royal Hotel last night, Mr. H. Gundry presiding over a very large attendance of…
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A meeting of the Excelsior Football Club was held at the Theatre Royal Hotel last evening, Mr. H. Barnes presiding over a large attendance. It…
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A meeting of The North Football Club was held at the Centennial Hotel last night, Mr. G. Harpur presiding over a large attendance of members…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →First Aid and Swimming. Melbourne
The police authorities are training constables in swimming and first aid to the injured. The innovation is regarded in some quarters as being…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Races at Gawler. The Autumn Meeting. Adelaide
The Gawler Racing Clubs autumn meeting postponed last Saturday owing to rainm, took place on the Evanston racecourse this afternoon in beautiful…
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W. C. Davies s v. Burke Waids.— The play-cff for the premiership of the Wednesday Afternoon Cricket Association was continued on the, Jubilee…
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A meeting of the West Football Club was held at the Rising Sun Hotel last night, Mr. W. J. Moore presiding over a very large attendance of…
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Marylebone has won the fourth test match against South Africa by four wickets…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Sporting. Boxing. Gaffney Defeats Wells. Sydney
Larry Gaffney and "Dealer" Wells— both National tourney winners—met last night at the National Sporting Club, Sydney, to fight the best of 20 rounds…
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Central Juniors v. Kaolins.—The above teams met on the Picton Reserve this afternoon, the game resulting in an easy victory for the Centrals…
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In the bowling pennant competition on Saturday the City, 93, defeated Randwick, 88, and won the pennant for the eighth time…
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On the Jubilee Oval on Saturday the Almas met the Northern Mines. The latter team won the toss, and sent their opponents to the wickets. The Almas…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Boxing. Mitchie v. CASEY. Sydney
Mat. Mitchie, of Broken Hill, and Bill Casey met in a 20-round boxing match at the Gaiety Athletic Club on Saturday night, "one to win." After…
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Saturdays first-grade cricket resulted as follows:—Sydney 189 v. Gl[?]be none for 90. In Balmain v. Waverley the former lost eight wickets for 342…
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The cricket season virtually closed on Saturday. Hawksburn scored 357 runs against Coburg, Bowden getting [?] and Smith 80 not out. Carlton…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Clergyman with a Bat. Cricket and Ecclesiastical Functions. Melbourne
Mr. Bennet, theological student, of Rochester, has played in several cricket matches during the season. Several of his congregation were offended…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →A Cricket Coach. Walter Mead, of Lords, for Adelaide. Adelaide
It is understood that the Cricket Association has practically resolved to engage Walter Mead, formerly of the Essex Cricket Club, but now of Lords,…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Barrier Ranges Football Association
At a meeting of the Barrier Ranges Football Association, held at Harris's Theatre Royal Hotel last night, some important matters relative to the…
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