Bowls
This is from late issue of London "Sporting Life":—"The Australian bowling season, which is said to begin on October 1 and never end. will start a week of two earlier…
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Sport, 1900
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Cricket
Half Holiday Rovers v. Morpeth, at Morpeth.—Former's team: Clement, Menzies (2). R. Davidson, Hogue (2), Alderton, Truebody. M'Gregor (2), Lott, Kingwell…
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The V.R.C. Spring Meeting will be continued to-day, when the all-important event—the Melbourne Cup—will be decided. Flemington is expected to be at its best, there…
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With the decision of the 500 yards amateur championship which was won by J. A. Jar[?] of Leicester, in 6min 49 1-5sec, the amateur champion repeated his fine performance…
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The venue of the Australasian Swimming Championships this year will be Victoria. This is in accord with a scheme drawn up and approved by the various associations of the…
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The members of the Wallsend and Plattsburg Regatta Club met in Mr. Hetherington's Colliery Inn Hotel on Monday evening. There was a fair attendance, and the…
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The first day's play of the champion single-handed bowls tournament inaugurated by the Melbourne Cricket Club was got through successfully on Monday, under favourable…
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A trial match between the first eleven of the colony and fifteen colts will be played on Saturday and Monday next at the Sydney Cricket Ground. The following have been…
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F. M. Crow, of the Hull A.C., by his defeat of Wadsley, at Widnes, and the Midland crack, A. V. Edwards, at Leicester, has stamped himself as one of the finest English…
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Mr. G. E. Upward, after an inspection of the four built by Nielsen for Sydney Rowing Club, expressed his admiration of the bout and the fittings…
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The following members of the waratah Bowling Club are chosen to visit Sydney to meet the Randwick Club on Monday next, viz.:—Messrs. Shaw, Skelton, Bull, Harris,…
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Hamilton H. H. C.C. defeated Operative Bakers' C.C. by 41 runs, Hamilton 81 and live for 68, Bakers 40. For Hamilton Jones 16 and 15 not out, Street 30 not out, and Buckley 21,…
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The final acceptances for the Spring Stakes on Saturday are Maister and Kinglike, both at 9st 6lb, including 10lb penalty; Clean Sweep, Acumen, The Idler, Woolbroker, and…
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Gaffney is willing to fight Williams either in Newcastle or Sydney, with or without a side wager. Dan O'Connell and "Snowy" Sturgeon have…
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At a meeting of the New South Wales Association in Sydney on Wednesday night, it was resolved that the returning swimmers, Messrs. F. V. Lane, J. Hellings, and…
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Play for the Single-handed Bowls Championship Tournament was continued in Melbourne on Wednesday. The visitors fared as follows:—W. Ledingham (Auckland),…
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The following entries were received last evening for the Grandstand Handicap, seven furlongs, to be run in connection with second day's races of…
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The V.R.C. racing carnival was continued this afternoon at Flemington in the presence of a very large attendance. The weather was beautifully fine. In the…
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The 9th novice handicap promoted by Messrs. Griffith and Dorrity was run off on Wednesday afternoon, under favourable circumstances. There was a good…
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The necessary permission having been obtained, an inter-club handicap is to be decided in the new boat harbour under the auspices of the Pirate Club…
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