Boxing in Sydney. Sydney
One of the best boxing contests seen in the National Sporting Club for some time took place to-night, between Bob Turner and Monty Andrews. The hall was…
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Sport, 1906
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Athletics
In Melbourne the other night Bill Smith (N.S.W.) met Fred Preston (Vic.) in a twenty-round glove contest. The attendance was only medium. Preston…
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Thus a Sydney writer Newcastle swimming clubs are such only in name now, for there is no place where they may oppose each other in the water. The one and…
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The final round of the championship of New South Wales was played on the Ashfield green on Monday afternoon. The players were Mr. Chapman, of Chatswood,…
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Entries for the various competitions promoted by the Northern Branch of the Rugby Union close with the honorary secretary, Mr. G. W. Bailey, on the 21st…
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Denney's handicap is to be run through on the Broadmeadow tracks to-night. According to West Australian "clockers," A. B. Postle continues to do…
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The Singleton Coursing Club will hold its second meeting on Saturday, the 12th prox. The prize money totals 15 sovs, and nominations close with Mr. C. E…
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The boxing match between Ted Nelson, of New South Wales, and Bob Fraser, of Victoria attracted a good attendance at the Cyclorama to-night, and resulted,…
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To-day will witness the opening day's play of the first Easter tournament, under the auspices of the Hunter River District Association. Eight turf courts have been…
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The Golden Gate handicap, run on Wednesday night, was won by A. Zingel, with R. A. Evers second, W. J. Bloomfield third, and C. Randall fourth. A…
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In the country championship carnivals, to be decided in Sydney to-day, the Newcastle swimmers have been handicapped as follows:—50yds Country Handicap.—J…
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At the annual meeting of the Marylebone C.C., at Lord's on May 2, the following resolution affecting the Laws of Cricket will be proposed. To become the…
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Dr. W. V. Eaves (Australia) and A. F. Wilding (New Zealand) took part in this season's lawn tennis tournament at Monte Carlo, and both showed excellent form,…
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Tom Ball and Dan O'Connell have not yet come to terms for their projected match. Dan says there must be a side bet of £20 or £25 before he will do…
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E.A.C.C. v. Islington.—Won by E.A.C.C. by 8 points to nil. Turner and Tonks crossed the line for E.A.C.C., Price converting one try…
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The Waverley Club's Easter carnival, at which the championship of Australasia is being decided, drew a large crowd to that club's green on Saturday afternoon…
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A boxing contest for the featherweight championship of Australia took place at the Gaiety Athletic Club's hall last night, between Tom Jones…
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The Wallsend Jockey Club's Easter race meeting was entered upon on Saturday, under favourable weather conditions. There was a large attendance,…
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The first day's racing in connection with the A.J.C.'s autumn meeting took place at Randwick on Saturday. The weather was fine, and there was a very…
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The glove contest between Reg. Brown, of Newcastle, and "J. Burnett," of Hamilton, took place at Burke's Hall on Saturday night, in the presence of only a…
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