H.M.A.S. SYDNEY. H.M.A.S. Sydney has left St. Helena. County Cricket
Surrey defeated Kent at the Oval by an innings and 40 runs. E. W. Dillon, In Kent's second Innings, scored 135…
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Football Rugby League. To-morrow's Matches
A treat in in store for League patrons on the Albion Ground to-morrow (Saturday) afternoon, the League having arranged one of their finest programmes of the season, and…
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Lovers of Rugby Union will be provided with a very good programme to-morrow afternoon. East End, the premiers for 1913, have been challenged by West End for a…
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Halton and Eecleston school clubs met on Aug. 2nd to try conclusions, the former winning by 5 games…
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Another of the series of socials promoted by the Geisha Tennis Club was held in the Mechanics' Institute, East Maitland, on Wednesday evening. There was a good…
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The Australian cricketers again defeated the Eastern Canadians yesterday. The local men scored 90, and the visitors 284. Cody took nine wickets for 4 3 runs…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Local and General. Pony Races
The splendid entries received for the Pony Club's meeting on Saturday next indicate that the reunion will be a successful one. Most of…
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Although in days of old when the evergreen and lion-hearted Bob Watson carried the affections and the money of thousands of enthusiastic supporters against all-comers, with…
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London, Wednesday.—Bill Lang's representative in Paris is endeavouring to arrange a fight with Georges Carpentier in the winter, the venue to be either…
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The following team [?] [?] wellbrook Club ngainst [?] [?] the show Ground this afternoon. play to commeucc at 3.15.— spilsted. Cox,…
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A huge crowd, numbering about 15.000, flocked to the Stadium at Rushcutter Bay, Sydney, on Saturday night, to watch the meeting of the Australian lightweight…
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Albert Rolf (Sussex) has accepted an invitation to join the team to tour South Africa. Mr. P. F. Warner has recovered from the…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Cricket the Robins Cricket Club. Annual Meeting
The annual meeting of the Robins Cricket Club was held in the committee room School of Arts, on Wednesday evening. Mr. A. Dodds presided over an attendance of 23…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Boxing. Morris Defeats McKAY. WINNIPEG, Aug. 12
Car] Morris knocked out "Fighting Fred' McKay in the third round of a scheduled 12 rounds bout last night. McKay took second place from the start, and was nearly…
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East End, the premiers for 1913, upheld their reputation by defeating West End by 38 to 14 on the Park on Saturday afternoon. The scores do not indicate the nature…
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Weston and East Maitland put up a good game in the semi-final of the B grade competition, the result being a draw —10 points each. East led at half-time by one point, but…
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A large crowd assembled at the Sydney Stadium on Saturday night to witness the return mach between Bill Lang (14st 31b), of Australia,…
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The margin between Kent and Yorkshire for the cricket championship is now seven points, attributable cheifly to bad weather interiering with the Kent matches. Kent…
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The tenth annual meeting of the Northern Division Club will be held in Fatzeus' Hall on Thursday night next, when the report and balance-sheet will be presented…
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The challenge match on Saturday served to show that there is no doubt that East End are, this season, superior to their brother club, West End. The match was fast…
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