Cricket
The Sydney team to visit Mudgee at Easter will consist of Noble, Duff, Hopkins, Garnsey, Diamond, Johnston. Sweetham, J. Ranshaw, R. Ranshow, J…
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Sport, 1906
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Wallsend Races
The Wallsend Jockey Club will cater for racegoers to-day, when the February race meeting is set down for decision. The entries received are well up to the…
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The contest between Peter Kling and Bill Smith attracted a large number at the National Sporting Club to-night, Smith, who had in his…
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Cobar, of Raymond Terrace, and Mason, of Cockle Creek, are likely to meet shortly, the latter having accepted Cobar's challenge, and to bind a match for £5 a…
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Our Boys met Winn and co., on Newcastle wicket, and the result was a win fort W. Winn and Co. by 18 runs. Our Boys, 102 (Williams 41, Fawcett 21 not out,…
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Delightful weather prevailed for the Wallsend Jockey Club's race meeting yesterday, and the attendance, though large, was not up to the average, the…
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Sir,—That part of the report of the Wallsend race meeting published in your journal referring to the accident that happened to the jockey M'Kenzie,…
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Fine but hot weather prevailed for the second day of the Quirindi races, and the attendance was large. The following are the results:—…
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Bowls must not be called an "old man's" game in the future, for up at Hunter's Hill they have a young lad of 13 years, named Armitage, whom his…
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LONDON, Friday.—At the amateur swimming race meeting at New York, Daniels covered 60yds in 31 1-5sec, a world's record…
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A meeting of a Islington Football Club was held on Wednesday, for the purpose of forming first junior, third grade, and fourth grade teams to take part in the coming…
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The first Junior final, which is at an interesting stage, will be continued this afternoon, starting at 2.15. Zapupe is the Indian name of a plant…
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The boxing contest between Dalby and Dillon, postponed from last year, is down for decision at West Wallsend next Friday night, Mr. Harry Ford will act as…
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At the last meeting of the Victorian Football League, the secretary road a letter from Mr. Lupton, of Wisconsin University, U.S.A., asking the league to…
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At the Galety Athletic Club to-night, Quigley and Truscott met in a 20-rounds contest. The flight attracted a big attendance of boxing enthuslases. When the…
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The East Sydney and Manly swimming clubs held a carnival this afternoon at the latter's baths. In a 120yds handicap, Cecil Healy (of the East Sydney Club)…
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There was a good attendance at Moore-field races this afternoon, and the course was in good order, Results:— Kogarah Stakes, a handicap sweepstakes…
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A meeting of the Cathering Hill Bay Regatta Club was held in Mr. Tobin's Hall on Saturday evening Mr. Mannix being in the chair. Correspondence was received…
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Hamilton Presbyterian (89) defeated Mayfield Methodist (14 and 24) by an innings and 51 runs. For the former, Veitch 38 not out, G.Stronach 28, and W. Stott…
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LONDON, Monday.—In the international Rugby football match on Saturday, Scotland defeated Ireland by two goals and one penalty goal to…
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