Glen Innes Races
The following entries have been received for Glen Innes annual on 26th and 27th January:— Opening Handicap; 6 furlongs.—Midge…
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Boxing. Moir Defeats Wells. London, Jan. 12
Last night Gunner Moir Knocked out Bombadier wells in the third round. Wells had had the better of the first and part of the second round. He was then knocked down heavily…
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In one of his inn[?] books Dickens alluded to somebody or something as "a mysterious mystery" So is Tommy Burns. A few weeks back the Canadian announced…
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A match will be played on the Show ground this afternoon between teams of 12 men aside representing the local Rifle Club and the Miners. The…
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Dave Smitch and Jimmy Clabby, the American boxer, did not have their contest in the Stadium, Rush[?]utters' Bay, on Saturday evening. owing to the inclement weather. The…
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The Australasian championship meeting was commenced at Sydney on Saturday. In the presence of 7000 spectators. The principal event, 1320 yards Australasian…
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Mr.[?]…
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An incident which occurred in one of the matches which the Oxford and Cambridge Golfing Society played on their tour in the States a year or two ago is a good example of how the sporting spirit differs…
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Following will represent Bulga against All saints at Bulga on Saturday next play to commence at 2 p.m.:— Fitzgerald (2), Brady, Frost, Roser, M'Alpin (2),…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Cricket Etiquette. Hathorn Returning Home
An incident in the recent test match in Adelaide shows how keenly these games are played. The incident was brought about by M. Hathorn, formerly one of the most…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Test Cricket Match. South Africans Jubilant. Capetown Jan. 16
The local newspapers are of opinion that the South African team of cricketers is becoming more accustomed to Australian conditions, and that it has now a chance of winning the…
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The old-established East Maitland Athletic Club is in the field with a varied programme of sports to be carried out on Banks-street Reserve, East Maitland on…
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Harold Hardwick, winner of the 440 yards swimming championship at Sydney on Monday, is not yet 20 years of age, and stands 6ft. 1in, and weighs over 18st. It is said…
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Discretion is the better part of valour. Bobby Whitelaw has come to see with the eyes of the writer the [?] of a match with Dave smith, and has decided to have none of it…
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Trumper is leading in the test averages, Australia v. South Africa, with the magnificent figures of 115 50 for five innings (once not out). Whitty…
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