Swimming
The New South Wales representatives at present in New Zealand have so far distinguished themselves, for in the race for the Amateur Championship of New Zealand on…
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Sport, 1894
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Cricket
The New South Wales team left on Saturday to complete their New Zealand engagements. Prior to the steamer Talune leaving the wharf, Mr. J. Portus, on behalf of the…
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On Saturday six members of the North Share Tennis Club were matched against six of the Newcastle Club. Four of the North Share men, namely, Messrs. Serby and…
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The Australian Amateur Athletic Club have secured the services of Harry Laing (who recently defeated Joe Goddard), and Peter Newton, the Victorian boxer, to assist…
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A number of well-known French sportsmen have subscribed £4000 to bring over Mitchell and Corbett to box at Paris or at Nice. A representative of those gentlemen…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Stockton. the Late Regatta
Last night at the School of Arts the finail meeting of the committee was held to square up accounts. It was shown that the total sum raised from all sources, including…
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The New Zealand Swimming Championship meeting, under the auspices of the N.Z. Amateur Swimming Association, was contia[?]d on Monday in the Calliope Graving…
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Nursery runners are reminded that entries clo[?]o to-morrow night for Moroney's Nursery Handicap…
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All entries for the several events to take place at Lake Macquarie on the 26th instant must be in the hands of the secretary not later than Friday next. The programme this year…
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Though nothing has yet been finally determined, it seems more than likely that teams from South Africa and Philadelphia will be seen on our cricket fields next summer (says…
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W. T. Macpherson, the amateur pedestrian, sails from Sydney for America on Monday. At St. Kilda (Vic.) last week, "Little…
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Recently the Rev. William M'Dortott, St. John's Episcopal Church, Glasgow, lectured to a crowded congregation on the debasement of football. He said he know of no…
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An extraordinary scene was recently witnessed at the naval and military tournament held under the auspices of the National Physical Recreation Society at Hengler's…
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Quite a number of benefits are to be given in England to deserving players. Lancashire gives Briggs one at Manchester in their first, match against Yorkshire (last season's champions), while the return…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →CABLEGRAMS. The Mitchell-Corbett Fight. Threat of the Athletic Club Members
LONDON, Thursday.—The excitement in Florida in connection with the approaching fight between Charlie Mitchell and James Corbett, for the…
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The Melbourne University team made the splendid score of 411 against the Sydney Unis, Alsop playing a dashing innings for 164. The Sydney men replied with 205, and…
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Yesterday the Adelaide beat the Australs by 155 to 151; the Norwoods beat Hindmarsh by 171 to 163; and South Adelaide beat Port Adelaide by 137, for three wickets,…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Inter-University Cricket. SYDNEY v. MELBOURNE. The Local Players Have to Follow On. Sydney
THE Intercolonial University match was resumed to-day during fine weather, the wicket being again in first-class order. The Sydney men took the creases shortly after…
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With reference to the proposed boxing contest between Mick Dooley and Harry Laing, the former states that he will be unable to come to time, and therefore the…
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In the cricket match, New South Wales v. Auckland, Leon Moore scored 68 runs out of a total of 185. The Melbourne Herald speaks of the New…
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