Swimming
An article on "Swimming" an Art of the Secondary School Curriculum," by C. H. Heath, M.A., of Birmingham, appeared in the March number of "The School…
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Sport, 1906
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Bowls
During the past week Messrs. Gartrell Brothers, three of whom belong to the Bathurst Club, and the fourth, a Sydney player, have combined and met a rink…
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In the final of the Wednesday Half-holiday competition (B Grade) Stegga's beat Advance by 10 wickets and four runs. Advance batted first and in the first innings…
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LONDON, Monday.—The matches for the Lawn Tennis Championships were concluded on Saturday. The Covered Court Championship…
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A meeting of the committee of the Rugby Union was, held at the Chamber of Commerce on Monday night, Mr. Caddy presiding. Communications were…
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The following is the draw for the second round of the "B" pairs aid "A" singles competitions to be played off on 5th inst.:—B pairs: Cummins and Fry…
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The Wednesday Half-holiday final match will be continued oil the Association Ground this afternoon. The competing teams are Winn’s and Stegga’s…
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Mr. John Wren, the promoter the Squires-Murphy glove contest, is communicating with America and South Africa, and will offer a £1000 purse to Mavin…
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The second race meeting, under the auspices of the Heddon-Greta Race Club is set down, for decision to-day, and, with every indication of fine weather, it is safe…
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There was not standing-room at the National Sporting Club to-night, when Peter Felix, of Sydney and Mallie Jackson, of Tasmania, met in a 20-round…
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Bob Fitzsimmons mother died at Timaru, New Zealand, on April 3rd, aged ninety. The Queensland amateur…
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It is reported from Indianapolis that at the New York-Missouri swimmers' meeting at St. Louis, on March 23, Daniels swam the "hundred" In 56sec, a…
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The committee of the Northern District Football League (Australian rules) met no Monday evening. There was a good attendance. Mr. T. R. Scott occupied the…
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The cricket match between. Trumper's team and a Townsville eighteen was was resumed to-day. Trumper's team in the first innings scored 478 (Redgrave…
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Arthur Cripps is in Sydney looking for a match with George Johns or Tim Murphy. The saying in Melbourne now is that Squires would beat the British Army…
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The meeting held at West Wallsend on Saturday last, under the auspices of the local coursing club, was well attended. The club has been formed with the…
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At a meeting of the New Zealand Cricket-Council, the balance-sheet presented showed a loss on the Melbourne Cricket Club's tour of £111. Complaint…
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The boxing contest between English, of the American warship Baltimore, and O'Neill, of H.M.S. Powerful, attracted a very large attendance at the National…
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In a letter from Melbourne, A. G. Jennings who claims he is the champion heavyweight wrestler of England, Ireland, Scotland, and Wales, says he is open to…
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The fine ground of the Lake Macquarie Coursing Club at Teralba is almost ready for the holding of the opening meeting on 23rd and 24th May. The whole of the…
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