Swimming Championship
[?] Tartakover. of the East Sydney Swimming Club, won the southern counties' 440 yards swimming championship, beating H. W. Faircloth, the holder, by…
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Schoolboy Football
In these columns recently attention was called to the good work done in New York by the Public Schools Athletic League both in the physical and moral development of…
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In the mutch Yorkshire versus Marylebone, Donton scored 123 runs in the first and 121 runs in the second innings. The final position in the counties cricket…
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These senior teams in the early match on the Albion Ground this afternoon. East End had seven juniors in their team…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Echoes of Sport. the Calendar. Horse Racing
Sept. 23, 24.—Manilla Race Club. Sept. 29, 30.—Armidale and New England Club ; general entries, Sept. 21. Oct. 1.—Armidale Turf Club ; entries, Sept…
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The [?]send Jockey Club's September meeting commenced to-day, when the weather was beautifully fine, and there was a large attendance. The track was in excellent…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →H.r.d. Cricket Association. Annual Meeting
The thirteenth annual meeting of the Hunter River District Cricket Association was held in the School of Arts last evening. Mr. W. Barnard presided over a fair…
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Marylebone's Australian players in a match beat a moderate England eleven by nine wickets. Blythe took seven wickets for 75 runs, and six wickets for 36 runs…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Football. East Maitland v. CESSNOCK
East Maitland, after leading at half-time by 5 points to 3. beat Cessnock on the Albion Ground on Saturday by 13 to 3 after a good game The winning side showed much the better form, though in…
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Sept. 23, 24.—Manilla Race Club. Sept. 29, 30.—Armidale and New England Club; general entries, Sept. 21. Oct. 1.—Armidale Turf Club; entries, Sept…
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Forty-two athletes, including A. E. M. Rowland (N.Z.), started on Friday on a 24 hours' walk in the Stadium at the France-British Exhibition. T.E.Hammond broke all records after 50 miles,…
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Beaurepaire, the Australian champion, at Glasgow swam 200 yards in 2m. 19s., and 300 yards in 3m. 37s., both being Scottish records…
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It is now known that Tommy Burns and Jack Johnson are practically matched—excepting the arranging of a few matters of detail—and that what…
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Teams will be picked from the following players against Wickham on the Park to-morrow afternoon: Kerr, Compton, Beaver, Skinner, Adams, Smith, Poulton, Bailey, Armstrong, Hills, Sheedy,…
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Tartakover the Sydney swimmer, has placed, another fine performance to his credit. Swimming in the Southern Championship of England, over 100 yards,…
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Blythe, playing for the M.C.C. Australian Eleven against a modern Eleven of England, took 7 wickets in the first innings for 75 runs, and 6 in the second…
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The following weights hare been declared by the handicapper, Mr W. C. Quinton, for the above races on Saturday next:—…
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The adjourned annual meeting of the above was held at the Willow Tree Hotel, Scone, on Saturday afternoon, when there were present: Dr. Scott (Vice-President),…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Echoes of Sport. the Calendar. Horse Racing
Sept. 23, 24.—Manilla Race Club. Sept. 26.—Newcastle Jockey Club; entries, Sept. 21. Sept. 29, 30.—Armidale and New England…
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