Boxing. Clabby v. DARCY
Jimmy Clubby and Les. Darcy will meet at the Sydney Stadium to-night in their previous contest Darcy obtained a points decision over the American, who narrowly…
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Boxing. Magirl Defeats Smith
Artie Magirl, the American middleweight, proved himself a good fighter and boxer at the Sydney Stadium on Saturday night, when he knocked Dave Smith out in the…
Continued on Trove, page 15 →Boxing. Darcy Defeats Clabby
It was fortunate for Jimmy Clabby that in the first half of his fight with Les Darcy at the Sydney stadium on Saturday night the champion rook matters easy. Had Darcy…
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Leg Darcy (11st. 6lb.) gained a well earned decision over Jimmy Clabby (11st.), at the Sydney Stadium on Saturday night. Up to the eighth round…
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Two rinks from the Maitland Park green will visit the City green 10 engage in a friendly game. The following players will comprise the Maitland team: Oakes, Rourke…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Sporting. Tattersall's Races
As the result of Polycrates' win in the Tramway'Handicap at Randwlck on Saturday he is now as good a favorite for the Epsom as Woorak. The…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Like a Football Rush. United Service Cable. LONDON, Monday Night
Mr. Beach Thomas, correspondent of the "Daily Mail," on the western front, states that the Irishmen's capture of Guillemont re[?]embled a football match. Some reached…
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Philadephia Monday.—Charles Durborrow has put up a world's record swim in the Delaware River, covering 36½ miles in 13½ hours. He swam…
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On Saturday afternoon W. McLauchlin will meet C. Pickering in the semi-final for the Jas. McLauchlin trophy, the winner to play E. Wilks in the final. C. W. Holmes will meet…
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The September meeting or the Wallsend Jockey Club commeneced yesterday under very favourable circumstances. The day was fine, but unusually hot for this early…
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On Thursday afternoon the Maitland rink consisting of Messrs. [?] (capt.), G. Rourke, Sampson and Marshall journeyed to the City green to engage in the return…
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The Wallsend Jockey Club's September meeting, which commenced on Wednesday last, will be concluded to-morrow. The nominations in each of the six events are…
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In the final for the junior competition, East Maitland v. Kurri No.2:—W. Scholes, H. Wilson, H. Coulson, B. Noad, W. Turner, G. Loughrey, A. Scholes, J. Benning…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Football Wins a Charge
Describing sonic of the many thrilling incidents of the great advance on the Somme, a correspondent to a London paper refers to the…
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To-night there will be a clash between two lightweights—Jimmy Hill (holder of the featherweight "championship of Australia) and Babe Picato, the…
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Sinqleton will be engaged with Newcastle City in a one rink match on latter's green to-day. Following are the teams:—…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Boxing. Darcy Defeats Clabby
It was fortunate for Jimmy Clabby that in the first half of his fight with Les Darcy at the Sydney Stadium on Saturday, night the champion took matters easy. Had Darcy…
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A meeting of those willing to assist in the race meeting to be held at Bishop's Bridge on October 30, in aid of the Dr. Murray Orphanage, will be held in St…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Restriction of Racing and Gambling
A deputation representing the churches and National Council of Women waited upon the Premier of West Australia and asked for the abolition of bookmakers, and…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Like a Football Rush. London, Monday Night
Mr. Beach Thomas, correspondent of the "Daily Mail," on the western front, states that the irshmen's capture of Guillemont resembled football match. Some reached…
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