Mysterious White Races
There always has existed a curious [?] for the civilised world in the ide[?] in remote parts of the tropics, amid fee dark-skinned races, there exist…
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Remarkable Cricket Debuts
When Ranjitsinjhi left Cambridge in 1894 everybody wondered of he would remain in England, and if so for what country he would play. To everybody's surprise, he…
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Cricket is in full swing now, and the competition promises to be exciting. Hulton has notched two victories—over Lostock and…
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Billy Papke, the world's middleweight title holder, met Ed. Williams, a Victorian middleweight boxer, at Sydney Stadium on Wednesday night. The…
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The match arranged to take place today between Singleton B and Buiga, under the auspices of the Junior Cricket Association, has been cancelled…
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The Denman Amateur Race Club held their half-yearly. race mooting on the 22nd instant. It was the most successful meeting since the formation of the club, and was largely…
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Under the heading "Down Under Racing," Gordon Inglis wrote in the "Daily Mail" on September 22 replies to the following questions, which had been asked in connection with the…
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A. Meyn, playing with All Saints against Roaedale on Saturday, bagged six wickets for 14 runs. There was only one match played on…
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Much interest is being taken in the practice of the South African cricketers at the nets in Adelaide. The batting is resolute, and elearly on the bright side,…
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The following entries have been received for Heddon-Greta races, to take place on Saturday next:— Flying Handicap; 6 furlongs and 100…
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A big contingent left Sydney, last week for the Melbourne Clip carnival. These are pople of means and leisure. The many thousands…
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The following team will play for Northern against Morpeth at Morpeth on the 5th and 19th instant:—Newton, Watson, Saun-Lindsay (2), Glasheon, Bowdon, Brown,…
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The spring meeting of the Victoria Racing Club was opened at Flemington on Saturday in the presence of a large attendance. The Maiden Plate…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →A Great Cricket Captain. Lord Hawke Retires
The final retirement of Lord Hawke from the captainship of the Yorkshire County Eleven will be sincerely regretted by cricketers throughout the country, who have regarded him for a…
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The following- will represent All Saints' V. Bulga, at Victoria Square, on Saturday next:— Jarman, Bastian, Watson, Stewart, Gould, Mayn, Brown, Tacon, Robinson,…
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A meeting of the Maitland Amateur Swimming Club was held last evening, Mr. J. Sweeney presiding in the absence of the president (Mr. D. J. Ryan). The secretary…
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The cricket match South Africa versus South Australia was to have commenced at Adelaide at noon to-day, but heavy rain prevented a start at that hour, when it…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Pygmy Races. How They Are Separated
The tradition of the existence of dwarfs, not as isolated examples, but as a race with their own customs, government, and language, is familiar…
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At the Sydney stadium on Wednesday night Jimmy Clabby, welter weight champion of the world, defeated Bob Bryant, welter weight champion of New…
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