Boxing Championship. London, Sunday Night
BURNS, the boxing champion of the world, has been matched to fight Squires, the Australian champion, in Paris, on the 13th of Jane…
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Football
The touring British football team defeated Wis[?]rapa (N.Z.) on Saturday last by 17 points to 3. The Queensland professionals, with…
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MR. CRUSEMAN retains the captaincy. Congratulations to a worthy holder. Was there ever a game he took up in which he did not excel? At…
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THE British football team has been defeated by Wellington (N.Z.) by six points…
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FEDERALS v. Rovers, on Show Ground, at 3.15. A. G. Vincent reference. Cartons v. Royal Blues, at Emmaville, commerce 3.15 A. H. E. Cobley reference…
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PLAYING for Middlesex against Hampshire, at Lords, Warner and Tarrant went in first and secured 203 runs for the first wicket. Warner made 110 and Tarrant 157…
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There was a poor attendance at Wednesday's match between Centrals and the School, owing, no doubt, to the bleak weather prevailing. The match itself,…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Late Sporting. Football. Tenterfield v. STANTHORPE
On Monday last about 20 of the local Footballers visited Stanthorpe and suffered defeat at the bands of the local club by 3 points to nil. Crisp captained…
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Sydney University it now the only [?]beaten first grade Rugby club in Sydney this season. The tearing British Rugby team…
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A MEETING of the above was held at Tattersall's on Friday night, there being a good attendance. A report was read from the sup-committee on ground improvements…
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London, Sunday Night.—Playing for Marylebone against Cambridge University, Tarrant, the ex-Victorian, took seven wickets for 46 runs…
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FEDERALS and Emmaville Cartons Show Ground next Saturday. FOOTBALLERS! The Union Social in the Oddfellows' Hall to-morrow night. Don't…
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THE local competition matches were advanced another stage on Saturday last on the Sports Ground. The weather was perfect, and a large assemblage of interested…
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A man named Walter Rocks, of Tocumwal, died from the effects of injuries sustained vhile playing in a football match on Saturday…
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THE Clerk of the We[?] mood on Wednesday [?] weather for the holiday [?] second meeting of the [?]…
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FOU[?] A [?] Stanth[?] A tour no[?] would [?] Tuesday [?] Warwick…
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A FOOTBALL Union social was held in the Oddfellows' Hall on Wednesday night. There was a large assemblage of dancers, and the affair possed off most successfully…
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The weekly meeting of the Rugby Union committee was held on Monday last, Mr. Lamb being in the chair. The protest from De La Salle against North juniors playing…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Late Sporting. Football. Glen Innes v. TENTERFIELD
A TEAM of footballers journeyed to Glen Innes on Tuesday night and met a local team on Wednesday morning on the Show Ground. In the first half Glen…
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The London Daily Graphic' upholds the Australian attitude with regard to traingular cricket…
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