Football. To-morrow's Matches
The inter-union club competition will be advanced another stage to-morrow, and the matches set down for decision on the Albion Ground should be productive of good football…
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Boxing. Death of a Former Crack. London, August 11
Mr. H. D. M'Intosh has arranged a series of contests in London, beginning on September 15, to decide the heavyweight championship of England. If Bombardier Wells wins he will be…
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Frank Beaurepaire, the Australian champion, has won the 100 yards swim ming championship at Weston-super Mare, Somersetshire, by a touch, from…
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Joe Gans, formerly light-weight cham pion of the world, who was suffering from consumption, and whom the doctors had given up three mouths ago, died on…
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Playing for Middlesex v. Essex, in the English-county championship this week, J. H. Hearne took seven Essex wickets for two runs…
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Kent playing Gloucestershire made 606 runs for the loss of six wickets in five hours. Mason's score was 121 not out. Humphreys made 162…
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Cleveland-street School juniors defeated a combined Maitland junior team on the Albion Ground yesterday afternoon by 8 points to 5 There was no score in the first half, but shortly after…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Adelaide Races. Adelaide
The Adelaide Grand National Hurdle Race was won by Kadina, with Kuleurna second, and Macumba third The Victorian lad S. Ferguson, now riding for…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →School Tennis. Largs v. MORPETH
The above teams met on the former's ground on Friday afternoon last, and resulted in a win for Largs by 40 games to 24. The game, which was a very interesting one, was played in an excellent…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Boxing Match in Brisbane. Cripps Defeats Jerome. Brisbane
Arthur Cripps defeated Jerry Jerome, described as an aboriginal marvel, in a 20-round contest for the middle-weight championship of…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Women Interested in Racing. Familiar Figures on the Course
Fifteen or twenty years ago very few women were to be seen at any race meetings at all, with the exception of Ascot and Goodwood, which to-day are great social functions. Nowhere is this…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →South African Cricket Team Guarantee Arranged. (By Telegraph). Sydney
The Australia Board of Control has received the following cable from the South African-Cricket Association:— "Guarantee arranged here Will send…
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The following will represent Maitland Club against Central on Wednesday afternoon on Central Green:—Marshall, Bailey, Kline, Edmunds, Rourke, Poulton, Sheedy, Cooper, Hills,…
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In the lawn tennis matches at Nottingham the final of the mixed doubles championship was won by Doust and Mrs. Lambert-Chambers, who beat Hillyard and Mrs…
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Kent is assured of winning the county championship at cricket. LONDON, Sunday Afternoon. Hampshire playing Lancashire scored 344…
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The fight between Bill Lang, the Australian champion, and Stanley Ketchell, which was scheduled for to-day (Tuesday), has been called off, but in its stead…
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In the 500-metre swimming race at Join Villepoint, F. Beaurepaire, the Australian champion, won in 7min. 18 sec. Pletinex second, and Dernot third…
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A Stewarts Brook correspondent writes —The Stewarts Brook "Independents visited Moonan Flat on Saturday, when very enjoyable tennis match was play[?]…
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Kent has again won the English county championship. The South African cricketers to tour Australia have agreed to play five test…
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