Football
The terms offered by the New South Wales Rugby Union are not acceptable to the New Zealand authorities, and the team for England will, therefore, not play…
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Sport, 1905
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Swimming. Fred, Ralph Again Successful
Writing from Knights, Transvaal, under date February 28, Fred Ralph, the ex-Newcastle swimmer says:—"I am still keeping my end up as regards swimming…
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The Newcastle Harriers ran a 75 yards handicap on Saturday afternoon, In the presence of a fair attendance. The running throughout was satisfactory, and…
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The Australian Rugy team (New South Wales and Queensland) leaves for New Zealand on August 12th. The match against this team will be the only important event…
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Writing to the "Manchester Athletic News," L. O. S. Poldovin, touching on the appointment of Mr. Frank Laver as manager of the Australian Eleven, says:—"Mr…
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The annual general meeting of the Northern Branch of the New South Wales Rugby Union was held at the Chamber of Commerce last evening, the president, Mr…
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At the Irish Athletic Society's sports at Invercargill, Frank Forde, who recently issued a challenge to A. A. Cameron for a match in a series of field events,…
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In a letter to Mr. A. T. Henry, hon. secretary of the Life-Saving Society N.S.W. branch). Mr. W. Henry, the general secretary in London, expresses a wish that…
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The Perseverance Swimming Club held another club race in the baths last night. The officials were:—Referee, Mr. S. Hawken; starter, W. T. Galbraith;…
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At the annual meeting of the Northern branch of the Rugby Union on Monday night, Mr. J. A. Forgie remarked that he was pleased Mr. H. Holden had been…
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LONDON, Monday.—In the betting over the Liverpool Grand National Steeplechase, which takes place next Friday, the king's horse, the ex-New…
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Semi-final between Marcus Clark and Wallsend will be continued on the cricket ground to-day at 3.30. Tramway v. Waratah, at…
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A meeting was at Dent's Hotel last night to form a football club for the ensuing season. Mr. Spellacy presided, and the attendance numbered about 26…
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The fifth annual meeting of the Hunter District Rugby Football Union was held at Winchester's rooms last evening, when Mr. J. Gillies, M.P., presided over a good…
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A match between Mills, of Nowley, and Whitton, of Woe Waa, over 130 yards, for £20 a side, was decided at Bulyeroi on Saturday, Mills winning by two yards…
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At the "Keran Record Carnival," held at Coogee Aquarium Baths on Tuesday night, main interest was centred in the attempt of B. B. Keran…
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The Victorian Cricket Association on Tuesday night further considered the proposed board of control, and resolved by 10 votes to 2 that the South Australian…
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The local association's departure in instituting Wednesday afternoon competitions has met with approval amongst supporters of the game, and should these…
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The annual general meeting of the Northern District Football League (Australia rules) was held at the Centennial Hotel last night, Mr. John Green in the chair…
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Tom Burrows has established a new record for endurance club swinging, by working 2lb clubs 47 hours continuously. Burrows's previous best…
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