Laws Tennis. Paris, Sept, 1
In the international lawn tennis tournaments at Deauville, Wilding heat.De Cugis in the final of the singles, 6-2, 6-1, 6-1. In the doubles, Wilding and Donst bent Rahe and…
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Cricket Team Tor Ceylon
The Key. E. F. Waddy has so far perfected his arrangements for taking a team of cricketers to Ceylon in December that he is enabled to announce the…
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Members and intending members of the "Robins" Cricket Club are requested to attend the meeting of the club in the School of Arts to-morrow (Wednesday) evening…
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Mr. F. L. Fane (Essex) has withdrawn from the team to visit South Africa and Mr. J. W. H. T. Douglas (Essex) has accepted an invitation to join and captain…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Football. SENIORS v. Rovers. the Battle Decided
Never has a sporting fixture aroused such enthusiasm in Dungog as did the football match on Saturday last, played on the local…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Olympic Athletic Games. the British Fund. London, Sept, 1
Mv. Sullivan, secretary of the United State Olympic Games Committee, who is, at present in .London, in course of an interview, stated that if the British Olympic…
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That the remaining fixtures of the Hunter Rugby Union's 1913 season still hold a considerable interest was evidenced by the record attendance at last evening's weekly meeting…
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Sam Langford and Jack Johnson have been matched to fight at Parison December 20. It has been definitely decided that Hughie…
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New South Wales Rugby Union foot ballers defeated Taranaki, New Zealand, on Saturday by 11 points to 9. New South Wales League team…
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The team of New South Wales amateurs that the Rev E F Waddy, of the Central Cumberland Club, proposes to take to Ceylon next December, is almost complete…
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The attendance at the weekly meeting of the Hunter District Rugby League held in the School of Arts last night was very large. The arrangements to be made for…
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Next Saturday will be a red letter day for the Hunter Rugby League. The programme of matches set down for decision is unquestionably the finest ever placed…
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Entries for the Hunter River and Maitland District Junior Cricket Association's competitions close on Wednesday, 10th instant. Affiliation fee of £1/1/ must…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →International Football. No Tours at Present. London, Sept. 2
The English Football Association has considered the question of making tours of Australasia and South Africa, but has decided not to entertain the application at…
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In reply to the criticisms of Mr. Sullivan, Secretary of the United States Olympic Games Committee, the authorities of the British Olympic fund state that no…
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A rat coursing was held at Abermain on Saturday last, resulting in a .win for C. Morris's East Lynne, by Dreadnought Black Nelly. Twenty-three dogs…
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Jim Sullivan, ex-middleweight champion boxer of 'England, who was to have met Carrie, the Victorian middleweight, at the Melbourne Stadium on Monday…
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Tim Nolan, the one-time middle and heavyweight fighter, dropped dead at Glebe Point, Sydney, on Monday. He was crossing the street to meet a friend,…
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Mr. W. W. Hill, the secretary of the, New, South Wales Rugby Union, hasbeen asked by cable to referee the annual match between Stanford and…
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Regina (Saskatchewan), Monday.—A Local team, of 20, playing against the Australian cricketers, made 134 runs. The Australians responded with 305 for…
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