Boxing Notes by "Wakeful."
"Wakeful" writes:— Thus a Melbourne scribe:—" Tom Dunn apparently holds the opinion that he is a big draw in Adelaide, for…
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Sport, 1911
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To-day's Cricket
In the Ladies' Association match Broken v. West, played, to-day, the former's team will be as follows:— Mrs. Brown, Misses Jeffreys, Wyatt,…
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Souths v. Norths, Western Oval.— Souths from: Bettison, Jennes, Roberts, Storer, Carpenter, James, Johns, Nelson, White, Bowly, Young, Eloy,…
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The Sydney University playing against the Melbourne University at the local oval yesterday, scored 478 runs, to which Barbour contributed…
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W. Lewis, of Orange (10[?]4) last night defeated Nugget Williams, of Warren (10[?]0), in the second round of a boxing contest of 10 rounds at…
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The Sydney and Melbourne universities continued their match yesterday, when the visitors compiled 293 runs. Following on, they lost six wickets for…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Cricket. Wednesday Association. Opening of the Second Round
The second round in connection with the above association was commenced on the Western Oval yesterday afternoon. The teams engaged were:—…
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Says the Milwa[?]kee "Evening Wisconsin," of November 29: "Young Griffo, who has wasted a fortune made in the prize rine, was released from the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Boxing. Moir v. WELLS. London
"Gunner" Moir knocked out Wells in the third round in a boxing contest held yesterday at London. Wells had the best of the first and…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →SPORTING. [Reuter's 'Messages.] Swimming. Beaurepaire's Grant Criticised. London
Lodon "Turth" declares that the Victorian Government's grant to the Australian swimmer Beaurepaire is an unwarrantable abuse of the power of…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →N.S.W. Rugby League. Union Team's Application for Admission. Sydney
The subcommittee of the New South Wales Rugby League held a meeting yesterday to consider an application by a Rugby Union team for admission…
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According to latest Sydney advices, it is pretty certain that Dave Smith and Billy Papke will not meet again in Australia. The American refuses to make…
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The cricket match between Sydney and Melbourne Universities was concluded yesterday, Sydney winning by an innings and 73 runs…
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This is what the London "Sportsman" says of Bill Lang:—"In many respects Lang resembles Frank Slavin. He is about the same height and build,…
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Bob Greenshields has been training assiduously for his coming battle with Tom Dunn, of Adelaide, and he says he feels himself in excellent condition…
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In the Centrals-North match On Saturday, the Norths made 218 in the first innings, and Centrals 193. In the second innings Centrals made 95 for…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Swimming Championship. Contested at Sydney. Sydney
The 100 Yards Swimming Championship contest at Sydney to-day was won by Solomon, Healy second, and Hardwick third…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Australian Swimming Championships. Contested at Sydney. Sydney
The Australian swimming championships were continued last night at Sydney, when E. G. Finlay (West Australia) won the 220 yards breast stroke…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →A Swimming Fatality. Caught by the Current. Melbourne
Several men went for a bathe in a spot above the weir at Moe yesterday. A railway navvy named Barney Reid…
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Queen Boadicea v. Broken Hill, Jubilee Oval.—Boadicea from: Mesdames Lewsam, Devitts, Beech, Barrett, Mellar, Saxon, and Misses…
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