Boxing
An open-air fight took place this morning at he Summer Park. Newcastle, between Wal Cole-nan. of Sydney, and Joe Shankespeare, a South Maitland miner. The enclosure was crowded…
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Cricket
In the interstate match New South Wales v. Tasmania in Sydney on Saturday, R. B. Minnett scored 151. runs in the first innings on behalf of this State…
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The [?]annurace [?] of [?]ttersall's Club [?] The weather was shower and there was very large attendance. Tatterall's cup…
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Sports were hold at the Barrington on Boxing Day. The All-comers Handicap was won by J. Higgins, 6 yards [?] 7 yards. second M. Landers [?]…
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Hagh Mehegan met Ray Bronson, the American boxer, for the lightweight championship, at the Stadium on Monday night. Bronson seemed weak from…
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The members of the Maitland Bowling Club had a most enjoyable day on their green yesterday. The weather was just the thing for bows. Forty members entered for the competition. The first…
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Result of stroke competition played on local links on Boxing Day :—Miss Parbury, 91-10-81 ; H. Scott, 104-12-92 ; Dr. Scott,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →General Gables. London, Jan. 2. International Football
France won the Rugby football match against Scotland by 16 points to 15…
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Officials—Judge, E. Higgens; starter, S. Harris; clerk of scales, W Campion; clerk of course, E Oaks; handicapper, C. Mitchell;…
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A late cable states that Bill Lang, the Australian champion, will light Petty officer Curran on Jan. 18, and Sum Langford, at Olympla, probably on February…
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Mr. O. S. Smith, manager of the Sydney cricket team which played a match on the albion Ground with Maitland on December 31 and January 1 writes to Mr. D. L. B…
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At the Domain Baths, Sydney, last evening, Cecil Healy, who up to the present has only been recognised as a sprint and middle-distance swimmer, effectively demonstrated to a large…
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Alf Wicknam lowered this world's record for100 yards breast stroke swim in a test tace to select representatives for the Australian championships. His time was 1min 17 2-5sec…
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By this week's English mail Mr. W. Corbett received the following interesting letter from Mr. H.D. McIntosh, dated London, December 2, In continuation of my letter…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Bowls. To-morrows's Matches
Central team V. We[?] on Central green, at 2 O'Clock, sharp:—Squires, Page, Edwards, R. Gallon: J. H. Pain, Crocket, Mattocks, J. Pain: S[?], Bowden, Gael, R. Norman…
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I Zingari V. East Maitland, at East Maitland (two days' match)—F. Freeman, E. Ling, W. H. Bernard, R. Oram, A. Lindsay, R. Moore,H. L. Newton, H. Halstead,…
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If ever the uncertainty of the game in cricket was fully exemplified, in was on Wednesday, the fourth and last day of the second…
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A meeting of the Committee of Management was held on Wednesday evening in the Ambulance Hall. Present: Alderman Chambers (in the chair), Messrs. W.Wilson, J. Farrell, E. Geary, J Ferry,…
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Cecil Healy, at tlic Domain Baths, Sydney, on Wednesday night gave the spectators something in the nature of a surprise. He was a starter in the 1320 yards…
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