Swimming
The council of the New Zealand Amateur Swimming Association has invited J. M. Hamilton, of Gerymouth, to represent that colony at the Australasian championship…
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Sport, 1903
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Cricket
Mr. F. A. Iredale has given notice that at the next monthly meeting of the New South Wales Association, he will move that, when the proper time arrives, the…
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At the annual swimming matches of the League of Swimmers, George Read, one of Sydney's best swimmers, was a competitor. Read has now lost his amateur…
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Championships are apparently not worth much in Adelaide just now. Harry Phillips and George Allen—the latter of America—recently met for the welter-weight…
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The tests for the purpose of selecting a second scan to represent the State at the Australasian championship meeting in Brisbane next month will be held as…
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Major Wardill, secretary of the Melbourne Cricket Club has received a letter from Mr. MacLaren. In it there is no mention of men requiring, rest as…
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At the National Sporting Club on Tuesday night, Hiscutt and Andrews provided the principal event. Both were in capital condition, but Andrews was exceptionally…
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At a meeting of the executive of the New South Wales Amateur Swimming Association, sanction was granted to Messrs. A. Wickham and E. Hobbs,…
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LONDON, Thursday.—The Yorkshire County Cricket Club has disapproved the proposal for increasing the width of the wicket from 8in to…
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Mr. J. G. Cameron announces that he will run another handicap on the Rugby Ground thus evening…
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The Pirates have included a 60yds swimming race in their programme of March 2nd, open only to bona fine school boys. Mr. W. Palmer, the Pirate Clubs…
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Waratah v. City, on Waratah green.—Atkinson, Jacobson, Southon, Macdougall, Scholey, Bray, Henderson, Kidd, Greenland, Hawken, W. Wrightson, Harrison,…
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Local competition matches will be continued this afternoon. R. Abel has been unwell from an attack of rheumatism, but the Surrey…
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LONDON, Friday.—Though the majority of the clubs consulted by the Yorkshire Cricket Council oppose the proposal for increasing the width of…
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The scamships Tamar and Rapid will leave the Steamers' Wharf on Boxing Day, at 10 a.m., for Limeburner's Bay, and will return at 5 p.m. Fare, 2s 6d return…
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The principal item on the card for tomorrow in the metropolis is the Rosehill Racing Club's fixture, for which sufficient nominations have been forthcoming to…
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The Melbourne middle-weight boxer, "Starlight," had an eight-round set-to with Pat Corrigan (of San Francisco), at "Wonderland," in London, last week, and…
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The Prymont Club's carnival was well attended on Saturday, and the feature or the sport was the swimming of Dick Cavill in the 120yds Club Handicap. The…
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Mr. H. Denney announces that his sixth foot running handicap will be run on the Broadmeadow tracks this evening. All the local cracks are engaged, and some…
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The following twelve players have been chosen to represent Victoria in the return match against South Australia, commencing on Friday next. The final selection…
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