The Regatta
THE annual regatta eventuated at Settlement Farm on Boxing Day and prosed great success, the various contests being witnessed by a very large gathering of interested…
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The Boxing Contest
Jack Johnson, the colored champion, beat Tommy Burns for the Boxing Championship of the World at the Stadium, Sydney, to-day…
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GLORIOUS weather fa[?]ed the Jo[?]eyville Regatta, and the crowds of spectators who assembled along the river bank and at the village whar[?]es…
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The match between N.S. Wales and Queensland was commenced in Sydney on Friday last. N.S. Wales first innu[?]s 256, second innings 380…
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In the cricket match between Victoria and New South Wales, the Victorians won by an innings and 47 runs. The Victorians, scored 369, but the…
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Jack Johnson, colored champion, beat Tommy Burns for the Boxing Championship of the World at the Stadium, Sydney, on 26th. December, 1908. Johnson led…
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THIS popular annual function eventuated on New Year's Day was well patronised by the public. The steamer Olga took a large number…
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The Australian Rugby League team defeated Widnes by 13 points to 2…
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Yesterday South Australia defeated Victoria by 15 runs. The feature of the play was the bowling of O'Connor who took 7 wickets for…
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The annual meeting of the Hastings River Jockey Club was held on the Port Macquarie course on the first and second days of the new year. After the intense heat of…
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The Wauchope races were held on Saturday last. Heavy rain fell in the morning, and atone time it was thought the meeting would have to be postponed, but the weather…
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The Cabinet has decided to legislate next session to regulate and control all boxing contests. Pending the necessary legislation in fighting will…
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The race for the 220 yards swimming championship of Australasia was held yesterday and was won by Beaurepaire, of Victoria, C…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →Rugby in England. Touring Players. Amateurs or Professionals. Reply to the Scottish Union
The emergency sub-committee of the English Rugby Union has informed the Scottish Union that the matter of the money paid to the Australian team…
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President Roosevelt delivered an interesting speech on Monday upon the occasion of the diamond jublilee celebrations of the African Methodist…
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THE 52nd annual regatta, which was held at Frederickton on Tuesday, added one more to the long list of successful azua[?]tic carnivals identified…
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FREDERICKTON can boast of running the second oldest, aquatic event in the State of New South Wales. For 52 years past there has been a regatta…
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The cricket match is still unfinished. In reply to a score of 811 by New South Wales, Victoria scored 468 in the first innings and…
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The Lang Squier boxing contest for the championship of Australia was witness by 20,000. In the preli[?] rounds Squires was the most association and unlocked Lane down after the fourth round. Lang did most of the attacking Squires cleverly ducking and saving himself. Squires came up at the peginning of each round…
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Bowra team to meet Greendale at 1 o'clock on Saturday :--Davis, Hoffman, .Gilkison, W. Bradley, R. Brown, M'Geary, Wheaton, Tod Argent, W. Laird, H. Humphries, D…
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