Cricket
Adamstown A v. Waratah A, played at Adamstown, and won by the home team by 52 runs. Scores: Adamstown, 144 runs (Snelson 36, Watt 30, M. Jennings 29):…
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Sport, 1906
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Interstate Cricket. N.S.W. V. South Australia. Sydney
Owing to the heavy rain a start was not made with the interstate cricket match until three o'clock this afternoon. The wicket was soft, and both batsmen…
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T. Godfrey, one of the cleverest amateur boxers in England, and the winner of the featherweight championship in 1903, is said to be on his way to New Zealand, with the…
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The interstate cricket match was continued to-day in fine weather. The wicket was quite, hard when the not-out men, Carter and Garnsey went in to the bowling…
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Some weeks ago Bob Errol, of Sydney, issued a challenge, in which he expressed himself willing to box Bob Whitelaw, but owing to the Newcastle crack stipulating…
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The Queensland Swimming Association has voted £25 towards the expenses in connection with the sickness and death of Kieran…
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Hamilton C v. Waratah No. 2B.—Hamilton, won by an innings and 89 runs. D. Sheddon 70, not out, J. Clayton 12, Abbott 16, Duncan 11, A. Sheddon 10, batted best…
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The interstate cricket match was brought to a conclusion on the Sydney Cricket Ground to-day, in fine weather. The wicket played well…
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A very large crowd, attracted by the fact that Bob Quigley, of Pyrmont, and Dan Hiam, the Marine, were to contest the best of 20 rounds, packed the…
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Letters from members of the New Zealand team clearly indicate that they are, as a whole, opposed to the suggestion that a match or matches be played on their…
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Some members of the Australian team evidently do not agree with the opinion that New South Wales will be badly beaten in the match to began to-day for…
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J. W. Morton, champion amateur sprinter of England, sailed recently for the old country, after a brief sojourn in New York and adjacent cities. Speaking…
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Messrs, O'Connel and Burke announce the conditions of their first boxing tournament, to be held in the Sports Club, Newcastle, on Friday and Saturday, February 2 and 3. The…
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At the Tirranna picnic races to-day, the Ladies' Mile was won by Forelock, with Alteration second, and Colorado third…
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A meeting of swimmers is to be held at the Commercial Hotel this evening, for the purpose of forming a branch of the Kieran Memorial Fund in Newcastle…
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The committee of the Carrington regatta met on Thursday evening for the purpose of settling the accounts. The Mayor, Alderman J. Doran, presided, and among…
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The curtain of the Newcastle annual ragatia was finally rung down on Sunday, when the committed hold a picnic in honour of the event. Mr. N. H. Callen,…
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Clem. Hill captained South Australia in seven consecutive matches against New South Wales prior to the latest, in which J. Darling officlated. The former also led…
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LONDON, Monday.—In the international match on Saturday, Wales defeated England by 16 points (two goals two tries) to 3 ( one try)…
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At a meeting of the Amateur Athletic Union, held at New York on November 20 all the sprinting records of Duffey were declared void, and President Joseph…
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