Athletics
Jessop, who is to meet Frost in the Victoria Theatre next Friday night, is under engagement to fight Selby at the Gaiety in Sydney to-night. Both lads hall from…
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Sport, 1901
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Athletics
After his fight with Hegarty at Kalgoorlie, Tweedie announced to the audience that he had been badly treated in having to come all the way from New…
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A special general meeting of delegates of the Local Branch of New South Wales Rugby Football Union took place at the Chamber of Commerce on Monday evening,…
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Lane's time (2min 40 3-5sec) for the 220 yards championship of Queensland, though fast, has been beaten on several occasions. The Australasian record (2min 38 1-8sec)…
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The final match for the New England cup and gold badges will be played on Saturday next, when Coningdale will meet Uralla, which team includes Jas. R. M'Kay,…
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Jessop, who is to meet Frost in a glove contest at the Victoria Theatre on Friday evening, met and defeated Selby in Sydney…
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The following account of the wrestling match between M'Dermott and Buttan Singh is taken from the Melbourne "Sportsman":—…
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All arrangements have been completed for the glove contest to be decided at the Victoria Theatre this evening between C. Frost. of Sydney, and E. Jessop, of…
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The mile championship which was decided in Sydney last Saturday produced one of the finest struggles over witnessed in metropolitan waters. Both Cavill and Road…
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The attention of secretaries of clubs is drawn to the closing date of entries for the four competitions which the local branch of the Rugby Union are promoting…
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Morpeth District v Macleay River Team.—These teams mot In a two days' match on the Skillion Flat Cricket Ground. Macleay winning somewhat easily by 181 runs…
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Young King having failed to arrange a match in Newcastle, returned to Sydney on Thursday evening. Lost night ho was to have been the guest of the Newtown…
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The first annual meeting of the Hunter District Rugby Football Union will be held on Tuesday evening, when the annual report will be submitted for adoption. The…
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Mr. E. C. Lightfoot, of the Travellers Rest Hotel, Hexham, is to be complimented upon the success attending his second regatta, which took place on Saturday…
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Turner and Lenten boxed a draw in Sydney on Saturday night after 16 rounds hard fighting. At this stage the police stopped the contest…
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Johnny Briggs, the popular Lancashire cricketer, has had a bad recurrence of the [?]lady with which he was seized during the summer of 1899, and has been taken…
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The annual meeting of the Northern British Football Association was held in Davis' Locomative Hotel, Newcastle, on Saturday. There was a large attendance,…
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LONDON, Saturday.—The football final for the Association Cup between the Sheffield United and the Tottenham Hotspurs was played on the…
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LONDON, Sunday.—Dr. W. G. Grace states that the captains of county clubs shirked arriving at a decision on the question of throwing by bowlers…
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The first annual meeting of the Hunter District Rugby Football Union was held at Cridge's rooms last evening. Present: Mr. D. J. Ryan in the chair and Messrs. R…
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