Athletics
At West Wyalong on Monday night Goggins and Hayes met in a glove contest for a substantial purse, the best of 15 rounds. Goggins knocked his opponent out in the…
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Sport, 1900
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Bowls
The following have been selected to play on behalf of the City Club to-morrow afternoon, at 2.30, in the pennant match against Waratah. This match is…
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LONDON, Wednesday.—At New-market First Spring meeting to-day the principal event resulted as follows:—The Two Thousand Guinea…
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Among the famous cricketers in South Africa is Lieutenant H. W. Studd, of the Guards. He is the only one of the four famous brothers who has not…
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Messrs. N. Palmer and J. Scully, the promoters of the races which took place here on Easter Monday, entertained the stewards and other officials in connection with the…
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First and second junior clubs are reminded that entries for the competitions promoted by the northern branch of the union close with the secretary, Mr. F. A…
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Wickham and Hamilton teams are to meet again this afternoon in the final of the senior competition. The former hold a decided lead at present, and they look like…
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Bridges and Allen are to meet at the Harbour View Hotel this evening, for the purpose of signing articles for their projected glove contest…
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A meeting was held at the Hunter River Hotel on Saturday morning, with the object, of administering the affairs of the Northern Branch of the British Football…
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There was an excellent attendance at the Warwick Farm races on Saturday, and the racing was of a most interesting character. Results:—…
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The match between Wickham and Hamilton Borough Clubs was commenced on 21st April and continued on the 28th April and 5th May, and resulted in a decisive win…
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In Sydney on Saturday night the battle for the feather-weight championship between Tweedie and Gaffney was decided, the former winning in the tenth round…
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At the annual general meeting of the London Amateur Swimming Association, Mr. J. H. Derbyshire, lather of "Rob," of that ilk, took exception to the expression…
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Cricketers generally will join in congratulating T. Hogue, of the Wickham Borough Club, upon having achieved a distinction no other cricketer in she Newcastle district has…
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Joe Walcott the Barbadoes negro welterweight pugilist, defeated Andy Walsh, of Brooklyn, who is in the middle-weight class in a 20-rounds' bout at the Broadway…
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One of the penant matches were played on Saturday afternoon on the Highlands' green, Newcastle, between Waratah and the Highlands, which resulted in a win for…
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LONDON, Tuesday.—The Crown Prince of Germany will accompany the Kaiser to the forthcoming regatta at Cowes, Isle of Wright…
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At unsatisfactory feature of the intercolonial struggles was the poor attendances (says a Melbourne paper). Not for many Years have the takings been so small…
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The Carrington Lawn Tennis Club held their annual meeting on the court last week, a large number of members being present. Mr. W. Wilson was in the chair. Mr…
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Bob Fitzsimmons and Sharkey met again on 21st March, when Julian posted the Westchester Club's 5000dols forfeit, Fitzsimmons declaring he would only fight…
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