Lawn Tennis Championships
A. F. Wilding (holder) defeated Gore in the All-England Championship, (gentlemen's singles) 6-4, 6-4, 4-6, 6-4. In the doubles H, Roper and C. P. Dixon defeated Max…
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Football Outrage. Player Knocked Senseless
As soon as the bell rang at Williamstown (Vic.) on Saturday, at .the conclusion of the football match, Essendon v. Williamstown, the ground was rushed by…
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The weekly meeting of the Hunter Rugby Union was held on Monday evening, the attendance being one of the largest during the season…
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A competition match was played at Scone on Saturday last, between Scone and Muswellbrook A grade teams, and was won by Scone by 16…
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[?] Belled efeated Terry keller on points [?] twenty-rounds light at the Gaiety, Sydney on Tuesday night. the tight was a very [?] one. The Moree man had nearly 2st…
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Mr. D. J. Ryan president at last night's meeting of the H.R.D. Football League. In connection with the Aggett benefit matches, it was decided to offer the committee of same to…
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At the Waterloo Cup meeting at Geelong last week, a complaint was made that F. B. Kenyon. the well-known coursing man and bookmaker of New…
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Bob Fitzsimmons does not think highly of any white hopes" against Johnson. "In my estimation Johnson is one of the greatest fighters that ever stepped…
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Singleton v. Morpeth D grade competition, at Singleton, on Saturday next:— K. Heuston, R. Eather, G. Golman, D. Whitten, R. Whitten, W. Smith, E…
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A cable from London, dated Tuesday, states:— A. F. Wilding, of New Zealand, defeated A. W. Gore in the All-England…
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In the semi-final for the President's trophy, J. Hancock, 7 on, defeated A. Marshall, 2 33—24, and F. Sheedy, 5 on, beat G. Rourke, scratch, 31—11. There was…
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Stockholm. Tuesday.—The 100 metres race at the Olympic Games was won by Craig, at America, in 10 4-5sec. W. A. Stewart, of Tasmania, was beaten in the…
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[?]ying for Yorkshire against Gloucester at Bristol yesterday D. Denton scored [?]campion. which is leading in the [?] competitions for the championship…
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Miss Wylle and Miss Durack, of sydney both representing the State it the Olympic Games competitions, at Stockholm, have so car met with…
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Beb Fitzsimmons does not think highly of any "white hopes" against Johnson. "In my estimation Johnson is one of the greatest fighters…
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Hardwick won his heat in the 400 metres swimming race in 5min 36,sec; Champion second, 5min 37sec. Tartakover did not finish in the fourth…
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With his wonted generosity Mr. H. L. White, Patron to the U.H.F.A., forwarded his cheque for five guin[?]ns to the Secretary to the Association…
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