Ladies' Cricket
The following team will represent the Cockburn Shamrocks in the match against the Wattle Blossoms, to be played at See Park on Wednesday…
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Sport, 1910
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Mile Swimming Championship. Won by Beaurepaire. Melbourne
The mile swimming championship, contested by interstate competitors, at the St. Kilda baths yesterday, resulted:—Beaurepaire, i; Hardwicke, 2;…
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According (says " Lloyd's" of December 19) to a decision given by Judge Parry in the Manchester County Court, cricket balls are dangerous missiles…
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A New York paper, commenting on the fixing up of the Jeffries-Johnson match, says proceedings were little short of ridiculous—an insult to the…
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A decision to send a combined Indian cricket team to England in 1911 has been arrived at, and a sum of 300,000 rupees (£2000) has already been…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Lawn Tennis
The Australasian championship lawn tennis tournament will be played on the Adelaide Oval next month, and will no doubt arouse a great deal of…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Australian Heavyweight Boxing Championship. Burns to Fight Lang
Mr. M'Intosh announced on Wednesday that he has been successful in getting Tommy Burns to agree to a match with Bill Lang. The contest…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Ladies Cricket. Violets v. MYRTLES
On Proprietary Dam paddock on Wednesday last, the Violets met and defeated the Myrtles by an innings and 28 runs. In the first innings, the…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Church and the Races. To the Editor
Sir,—Sometimes I go to Mr. Schufer's church, sometimes to Mr. Theobald's church in South Broken Hill, and every time I go to either place,…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Boxing. Ketchel's Visit to Australia
That Stanley Ketchel, the middleweight champion of the world, has (says the " Age's" S.F. correspondent of December 28) made up his mind to…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →To-day's Cricket. Barrier Ranges Association
Umpires appointed for February 5 and 12:—Western Oval (No. 1 wicket): Broken Hill v. Public Service, Messrs. Pearson and Allen. Western Oval…
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Last Wednesday, although somewhat warm, was an ideal day for cricket. There was very little wind, and the light was perfect. In the [?]…
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The cable this week tells us that Jack Johnson has been committed for trial in New York for assaulting a fellow-nigger in a barroom. Bail has…
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A match was played between the Eureka and the B.B.B. juniors on Saturday, resulting in a win for the former by 22 runs. Scores:—Eureka, 55 runs…
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The Australasian swimming championships were concluded on Saturday, when Frank Beaurepaire (Victoria) won the 440 yards race. Victoria thus…
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First-grade matches played in Sydney on Saturday resulted:— Gordon, four for 257 (M'Lean 106 not out), declared, drew with Glebe,…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Quarter-mile Swimming Championship. Won by Frank Beaurepaire. Melbourne
The quarter-mile swimming championship was won to-day by Frank Beaurepaire by 20 yards from Hardwicke, who was second. Mason (third)…
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In the interstate match, Queensland v. Victoria, the latter made 375 and 52 for three wickets. Queensland made 205…
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On the Western Oval this afternoon the Public Service and the Broken Hills met on the No. 1 wicket, whilst the Y.M.C.A. and Proprietaries…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →SPORTING. [Reuter's Message.] Football in Britain. Wales Defeats Scotland. London
In the football match between wales and Scotland to-day, the former scored a decisive victory, winning by 14 points to nil…
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