Football. a "Holiday Game." Kangaroos Win. LONDON, Jan. 21
With the hard work of the Test matches completed, the Australasians had a "holiday game" to-day, with St. Helens. The match created a…
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County Cricket. "Most Vital Part of Game." London, January 24
A message from Sheffield states that, presiding at the annual meeting of the Yorkshire County Club, Lord Hawke, characterised the suggestion that the…
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The club was well represented at the East Maitland sports on Thursday, and all the events were keenly contested. Sullivan won the 100 and 880 yards…
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At the Brisbane Stadium on Saturday. Hee. [?]yers, 8.11. defeated Jimmy Taylor, 8.3½, on points, in 20 rounds…
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At South Brisbane Baths on Saturday Frank Beauropaire won the 880 yards championship of Australia, with S. H. Springfield second and…
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Nutty Fairhall (9,5), of Newcastle, knocked out Havilah Uren (9.6¼) in the eleventh round of their contest. at the Sydney Stadium on Saturday…
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There was a large attendance at the Cessnock Jockey Club's meeting on Saturday but that weather was very hor, and the fields unusually small. In…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Cricket. Northern Divisions [?] Robins [?]
Northern Division B. team sustained its first defect of the season at the hands of Robins B. The game was played on the West Maitland Park…
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The Victorians occupied the wickets all day on Saturday in the Sheffield Shield match against New South Wales being played on the Sydney Cricket…
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Nutty Fairhall of Newcastle, knocked out Havilah Uren in the eleventh round at Sydney stadium on, Saturday night. Vancouver, Saturday.--A message…
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South Singleton v. Singleton at Howe Park on Saturday next, at 2 p.m.: Bower, Marshall, Roser, Lambert, Penton, M' Donald, Bates, E. Clarke,…
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Singleton v. South Singleton on Howe Park, 2 p.m., on. Saturday: G. Fawcett, H. Hayes, G. Priestly, H. Ohmsen, R. Eatber, F. Millard, B. Collins, K…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Boxing News. Wancouve[?] January 28
A message from New york states that william Brady the light Pro[?]oley bus deposited [?] to [?] light between jack Dempsey, world's…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Swimming Schools. a Commendable Movement. Backward Maitland
Dining the school holidays reports have come from a number of country towns giving an account of the successful carrying out of swimming schools under the auspices of the Department of Public Instruction. The instruction imparted has been very valuable, because not only…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Cricket. Hilldale v. TORRYBURN
On Saturday last Hilldale defeated Torryburn on the latter's wickot by [?]runs. Toryburn batted first, and were all dispensed with for 121 runs. The…
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The game between New South Wales and Victoria was concluded on the Sydney Cricket Ground yesterday. It was won by Victoria and the…
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Reuter, London: Monte Video's correspondent states that Sir Edward Shaekelton died on January 6th on board the "Quest," death being due…
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On Monday night Ipswich (Q.). was able, by reason of its fine municipal baths, to have a swimming carnival, in which the champion swimmer. Frank…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Boxing. American Arrive
Three American boxers, "Billy" M'Cann, Stanley M'Bride, and their manager, "Doc" Kisor, arrived in Sydney by the Ventura from San…
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