Racing Notes
Melbourne, December 31.—F. DeValle will appeal against the three months' suspension imposed at Caulfield on Boxing Day. T. Hoppo has decided not to…
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Sport, 1945
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Swimming Classes At City Baths
Summer swimming classes arranged by the Department of Education were continued at the City Baths today under the direction of Miss B. Murphy,…
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New York, January 3.—As American, racetracks close down in compliance with the Government direction a nation-wide survey held by the United Press…
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Melbourne, January 4.—T. Unkovich sustained a broken leg at Mentone to-day. He had ridden New Princess in a gallop and was just pulling up and about…
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Activities of the Silver City League Swimming Club, which were suspended over the Christmas holiday period will be resumed at the…
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Competition matches of the Barrier District Cricket League will be resumed on the Western Oval on Saturday next. The League has…
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Although the number fell far short of that enrolled for the classes before the schools broke Up for the Christmas holidays, there was an increase in…
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Twenty pupils of the swimming classes being conducted at the City Baths under the auspices of the Education Department were tested this…
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MELBOURNE.— A surprise entry when nominations were taken yesterday for the Futurity was that of Zonda, winner of the race in 1943, and subsequently a brood mare Shirley Park Stud, Woodend…
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With the resumption of cricket perhaps the following rule. Interpretation, and Instructions to umpires may be of Interest .to cricket enthusiasts. Umpires…
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Summer swimming classes for school children being held at the Baths under the direction of the Department of Education will conclude…
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Melbourne, January 11.—A telegram scratching Wentworth from the Ascot Cup [?] received after acceptances yesterday and cannot be recognised until the…
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Today the swimming school conducted by the Department of Education will close but the Silver City Swimming Club will of course, continue its good work of…
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AFTER a break of a month competition matches ander the auspices of the Barrier District Cricket League will be resumed…
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Members of the Mossgiel Red Cross Ladies Committee met in the Ivanhce Hall on Saturday. January 6, to make arrangements for the catering for the Red Cross…
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Excellent form has, been shown by a local boy. Johnny Cotton(17)in boxing bouts in Melbourne and Adelaide…
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The Silver City League Swimming Club will resume activities at the Baths tomorrow morning after the Christmas holiday break…
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THERE was keen interest at the City Baths yesterday morning when the Silver City League Swimming Club resumed its points score…
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Melbourne, January 16.—To provide greater opportunities for the younger horses. It is probable that the committee of the Moonee Valley Racing Club will…
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LONDON, Jan. 16.—A Londoner who once played the violin at evening concerts for pocket money has died worth £s143,416 sterling, of which he…
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