Football Plans
At the continuation of the adjourned annual meeting of the Football League Mr. W. C. Beerworth presided over the following delegates: Messrs. S. H…
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Sport, 1944
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Boxing BRISBANE, April 6
In a 15-round contest at the Brisbane Stadium tonight for the Flyweight Championship of Australia between "Stumpy" Butwell (7.13 1/4) and Teddy…
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The committee of the Greyhound Racing Club decided at a meeting held this morning to postpone its programme set down for today…
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An all-day cricket match will be played on the Excelsior ground on Easter Monday between West Juniors and Excelsiors. The match will…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Greyhound Races Today
The rain that fell on Saturday morning made the racing track rather sloppy and threatened to destroy the afternoon's sport for anyone when the decision was…
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Arrangements for the 1944 season of the Junior Football Association will be discussed at a meeting to be held in the West Juniors' clubroom on…
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Pupils from the four primary schools will take part in their annual boxing tournament at the Stadium on Saturday night, when heats in…
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ADELAIDE. — The condition of jockeys M. Merritt and W. Kelly was reported today to be satisfactory. Merritt fell with Pon Anton in the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Applicatio[?] for Football [?]Pires
Applications are ca[?] by the Broken Hill Football Lea[?] for the positions of umpires for 1944 season. Fees for the positio[?] will be:—A…
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The Railway Town Cricket team returned on the train yesterday morning alter their trip to Pirie. where they lost both matches against the Pirie team…
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A TEAM from [?] Pirie Cricket Association [?] too strong for the visiting Rai[?]y Town team in a match on the [?]orial Oval on…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Betting Spree Huge Sums On Racing SYDNEY, April 12
A Commonwealth-wide betting spree over the Easter holidays was revealed in check-up. Sydney heads the list with more than £1,600,000. followed by…
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Under the supervision of the Public Schools' Amateur Athletic Association the annual boxing tournament for pupils of local public schools…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Tomorrow's Greyhound Races
Tomorrow's championship races at the Turf Oval are expected lo draw another large crowd. The Sailer Monday meeting assemblage was a record for the arena…
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THE final of the Barrier District Cricket League's competition will be resumed on the No. 1 wicket at the Western Oval tomorrow…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Activities in & Around Wilcannia Cricket Married Men Too Good
The much-debated cricket match between the married and single men eventuated on Easter Monday afternoon on the Wilcannia Showground, and resulted…
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Under the supervision of the Public Schools' Amateur Athletic Association. the annual boxing tournament for pupils of local public schools will be held in the…
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Flayers in the cricket mulch between Central Street Methodist Sunday school and the Air Training Corps ore naked to [?]ote that the game will be played on…
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There will be excitement galore for patrons who attend the Stadium tonight to see the contestants in the annual public schools boxing…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →BOXING Frisco Defeats Grey MELBOURNE, April 16
In a 12 round hard hitting wrestling and clinching contest at the West Melbourne Stadium last night Young Frisco (11.13) defeated the Grey (12.3)…
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