Swimming
Evidently there is to be a grand race for the 100yds Championship of New South Wales on Saturday next at the Mort's Dock Carnival. Though not at his best, Wickham…
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Sport, 1905
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Bowls
The bowling crisis, which for come months last year aroused something like a storm between the imperial and English Bowling Associations, appears to…
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During the progress of the match between Arncliffe B and Free Church Clubs H. Armstrong, who was keeping wickets for the latter club, sustained a nasty…
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The team chosen to represent Victoria against New South Wales, at Sydney, on the 20th instant, comprises Armstrong, Ransford, M'Lood, M'Allster, Laver, Scott,…
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It is not often that a bishop descends to "kick off" at a football match, or perhaps the experience is even unique. He responsible for it is Dr. Ryle, Bishop of…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Boxing in Sydney. Whitelaw V. Smith. Sydney, Tuesday Night
There was a packed house at the National Sporting Club to-night to witness the contest between R. Whitelaw, of Newcastle, and H. Smith. The betting at…
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Rowe's second novice handicap is set down for decision on the Broadmeadow tracks this evening. An excellent entry has been received, and some interesting…
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At a meeting of the Queensland Amateur Swimming Association on Monday night. F. W. Springfield was selected as the Queensland representative to the…
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Nathan, the Victorian featherweight boxer, is in Sydney in quest of a match with Murphy, featherweight champion. Geo. Johns is back in Sydney after his…
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At a meeting of the Victorian Cricket Association held in Melbourne on Tuesday night, Mr. R. M'Lood, who acted on behalf of Victoria as selector of the Australian…
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At the present time the officials of the New South Wales Amateur Athletic Association are worrying over Morton, the great English athlete. He is the man…
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Intending competitors should bear in mind that entries for the Newcastle Club's carnival, to be held on the, 25th instant, close will the hen. sec., Mr. D. F. M'Lean,…
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The four of the Australian team in New Zealand will be interesting to Sydney people, if only for one thing. viz., the manner in which S. T. Callaway performs with…
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Messrs. Tooze and Hanlon announce that their third handicap will be run at Raymond Terrace on Saturday next, the 21st last. Entries close on the 19th. Class heats…
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Three representatives are to be sent to Melbourne by the New both Wales Association to compete in the Australasian championships at the latter end of this…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Swimming Fred Ralph Again Successful
Word has been received in Newcastle that Fred Ralph has again pulled off the Houghton Cup at a swimming contest at Johannesburg, South Africa. Having won…
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Green and Murphy settled their difference in Sydney on Saturday night. The 13th round had just opened when Green was cautioned for catching his man round…
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Koran, Healy, Baker, R. Craig, M'Gregor, Murray, and Smith have entered for the 220 yards championship of New South Wales, to be decided at the Drummoyne…
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According to the English papers Harding, who was here with the British footballers, was the hero of a match between. London Welsh and London Irish teams…
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At a meeting of the California Cricket Association, held early in December the secretary reported that he had written to Major Wardill, manager of the Australian…
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