Football
As was anticipated last season, the cup which Sir Harry Rawson presented to the N.S.W. Rugby Union is to be devoted to a Country Branch Unions' Competition. The…
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Sport, 1904
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Ladies Who Play Football for Charity
A football match played last winter by ladies afforded amusement not only to the spectators; the sportswomen themselves enjoyed the fun and had the satisfaction…
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M'Dermott, who is to wrest to Maximillan shortly, has been putting in some good work out Dudley way, and but for a cold, from the effects of which he is now…
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Trumble was first proposed captain of the Australians in the second test match, but on a vote Noble got the position. R. A. Duff has never been dismissed for…
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Frank Castles, who won the first light-weight amateur boxing championship of New South Wales, promoted by the Sports Club, and decided in Sydney three years…
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The Northern District Association recently applied to the New South Wales Association for permission to make new rules in order to meet local requirements,…
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The Maryborough Sheffield Handicap winner, J. Todd, is returning to New Zealand for a short holiday. In the quarter-mile handicap, at…
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A meeting of the Northern District Amateur Swimming Association was held at their club rooms, Commercial Hotel, on Thursday night. There were…
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Sammy Woods has been re-elected captain of the Somersetshire county cricket team. Yorkshire County Club has sent a…
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[?] annual sports and fire brigades' de[?] will be held on Banks-street [?] on the 26th January, under the [?]ment of the East Maitland Athletic…
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Entries for Mr. H. Denney's handicap to be run on Monday night close this evening. Jessop and Whitelaw continue to train assiduously for their forthcoming contests…
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At the East Sydney Club's carnival on Saturday, a great amoutn of interest was centred in the Flying Squadron Championship. The Australasian record time was…
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Kermode, the one-time Sydney Cricketer, will be qualified to play for Lancashire County in June. A. E. Stoddart, the famous old…
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At the Gaiety to-night Jack Wills will take on the second part of the "black double." He defeated like Steward last Monday night in ten rounds, and his…
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Frank Galley, ex-champion sprint swimmer of Queensland, has left for America by the Ventura. He has purchased a share in a cattle ranch through…
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The social gathering of the Toronto Regatta Committee was held at Donnelly's hotel on Saturday evening, and after the Balance-sheet had been discussed songs…
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After existing for twenty-three years as an amateur body the London Football Association has taken a stop that points to a speedy change of front and the…
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Adamstown A. v D. Cohen & Co., played at Adamstown and won by the home team by 112 runs. Scores: Adamstown, 143 runs: D. Cohen and Co. 31 runs. Batting…
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Feeney and Toohey are to meet at the National to-night, to decide the bantam-weight supremacy of the Commonwealth…
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A general meeting of the Newcastle Club was held on Monday evening. It was decided to invite Captain Roth, D.S.O., and a squad from the Life-Saving Society to…
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