Interstate Cricket. Victoria V. N.S.W. SYDNEY
The interstate cricket match between Victoria and New South Wales was continued to-day, in warm weather. Noble (107) and E. F. Waddy (56)…
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Sport, 1906
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Athletics
Intending competitors should not overlook the fact that entries for all events to be run at the Newcastle Harriers' sports meeting on February 10 close with…
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The 100yds swimming championship of Victoria was won at Ballarat by F. Files by a yard from W. L. Harris, who just boat A. Reynolds for second place. Nine…
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Mr. Arthur Lleyd, who did so much for school football while engaged on the teaching staff of the Paddington Superior Public School, has been transferred to…
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Bob Turner and Monty Andrews fought at the National Sporting Club to-night in the presence of a large crowd. A fair amount of money changed hands. The…
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The interstate cricket match between Victoria and New South Wales was concluded on the Sydney Cricket Ground this afternoon in the presence of only a…
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Entries for Denney's £10 handicap close this evening. A new colonial record for a long jump was established at the civil service…
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The first carnival of the season is to be held under the auspices of the Newcastle Club at the Corporation Baths this evening. All the events have filled well, and some…
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It has practically been settled that Bill Squires will undertake to stop Ed. Williams inside ten rounds for £50 a side and 60 and 40 per cent. of the gate receipts. In…
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New Zealand was very fortunate in winning the match against Cardiff, about the strongest of the Welsh clubs. The final Scores were 10 to 8, but five points of the…
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The first swimming carnival of the season was held under the auspices of the Newcastle Club, in the Corporation Baths last evening. There was a fair attendance,…
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A meeting of the executive committee formed to bring about the representation of New South Wales at the Olympian games was held in Sydney, and was…
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The, London correspondent of the "Australasian" writes as follows:—"The news of the untimely death of Australia's brilliant young swimmer, B. B. Kieran, has…
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The new Athletic Club in King-street recently formed by Messrs. D. O'Connell and T. Burke was opened last night, but the tournament advertised to take place…
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G. T. Thomson, the Northamptonshire bowler, notted £40s by his benefit match last summer. Though advance had been made towards…
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Next Saturday afternoon on the Newcastle Cricket Ground the Newcastle Harriers will run their first sports meeting, which promises to be a great success. The…
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At the Mosman Club's carnival on Saturday the 500yds Teams' Championship of New South resulted as follows:—East Sydney No. 1 team (C. Healey, F. C…
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At the Caiety Athletic Club on Saturday night Casey defeated Sullivan in the fifteenth round on a "foul."…
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Frank Fitts, the champion swimmer of Victoria, who has been unwell since his return from Brisbane, where he competed in the Australasian championships, has…
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At a public meeting, Mr. D. E. Sullivan in the chair, held on Saturday evening, 3rd last., in Mr. Yarsley's hall, it was unanimously decided to hold a regatta on…
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