Cricket
The team to visit West Australia has been chosen as follows:—A. J. Hopkins and F. Johnson (North Sydney), C. G. Macartney and E. L. Waddy (Gordon),…
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Sport, 1907
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Athletics
Bob Whitelaw, Newcastle's crack welter weight, will make his first appearance in Melbourne next Monday night, when he is billed to meet M'Ivor in a contest the…
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The Australasian amateur championships were concluded this afternoon. The Kieran Memorial Shield was won for the first time by Queensland, which was ably…
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The Gaiety Athletic Hall was well crowded last night, when the old rivals Monty Andrews and Hock. Keys, met again. Andrews had an advantage in…
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R. Whitelaw, of Newcastle, and J. M'Ivor are to box the best of 20 rounds In Melbourne to-night for £50 purse subscribed by the Olympic Athletic Club…
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Lambton v. E. and A. Copper Coy.—These teams met on Saturday, resulting in a win for the former. Scores: Lambton, five wickets for 195, innings closed (Moy…
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LONDON, Monday.—In the Rugby football match Ireland v. England, on Saturday, the former was victorious by 17 points to 9…
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At the conclusion of the boxing exhibition between Squires and Cripps at the Royal Princess Theatre (Bendigo) on Friday great amusement was caused by…
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The first registered race meeting at Boolaroo is set down for decision to-day, and judging from the entries received there should be some interesting sport…
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Mr. J. Wren is making extensive arrangements on the Richmond racecourse for the boxing match, which is to take place on Monday night. March 4, between…
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At the Melbourne Cyclorama on Monday R. Whitelaw, of Newcastle, defeated J. M'Ivor in three rounds. Whitelaw will return immediately to Newcastle for the…
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At the fortnightly meeting of the Newcastle District Junior Cricket Union, arrangements were made for matches in round prior to final. The competing teams…
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The first registered race meeting at Boolaroo took place yesterday in the presence of a very fair attendance. Newcastle sent a strong contingent, and the…
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The Williamstown (Vic.) Ladies' Swimming Club is in trouble. At their recent carnival an egg and spoon race was decided, and most of the competitors…
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The takings at the gates on the second day of the match between the English team and Manawatu amounted to £13 5s 6d. Added to the first day's takings, this…
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At a council meeting of the New South Wales Association it was decided to invite a team of ladies from Queensland to play a match against New South…
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The Perseverance Club's last handicap was keenly contested. In the first heat, F. Galbraith beat G. Wrigley, and in the second W. Nipper and E. Young…
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High School (72) defeated Cook's Hill (67), by 5 runs. For the winner's Tyler scored 21, Massie 14, and Walker 9, while Rodgers 28, Land 17, and Bramble 10 did…
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Sportsmen of the old school cannot be otherwise than interested in the race meeting which is to be held on the old Newcastle racecourse to-day, when the…
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A start was made with the Gregory benefit match—New South Wales against the Rest of Australia—to-day. There was a fair attendance when the players…
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