Bowls
All fixtures for the 11th instant (show day), both "A" pennant and "B" competitions , have been postponed. The time for receiving entries for the…
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Sport, 1908
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Cricket
Sydney Melbourne, and Adelaide seem to be very enthuslastic regarding the proposed testimonial to Mr. M. A. Noble, and there is now no doubt about the success…
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A race meeting is to be held at Rutherford to-day under the auspices of the Maitland Jockey Club, and given fine weather, it is safe to anticipate that…
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Cricket has had a good innings, and will noon give place to football. Secretaries Ray that it has had a petter Innings than usual, and that football will follow with…
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LONDON, Friday.—Mr. Abe Bailey has offered to present a cup, to be held by the successive winners of the triangular cricketing contests between…
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At the Lithgow Athletic Club a 20-round boxing contest took place between Victer Gleeson (champion of the Newtown Pastime Club) and Walter Coleman…
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Dick Cavill, the well-known professional swimmer, returned to Sydney on Monday, after a couple of weeks' stay in Adelaide, where he gave several…
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The annual meeting of the northern branch, New South Wales Rugby Union, will be held on Monday, 23rd instant, in the Chamber of Commerce. It has been…
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LONDON, Wednesday.—At the international lawn tennis meeting at Monte Carlo, A. F. Wilding heat Eaves 3 sets to 2 in the final of the…
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Fine weather prevailed yesterday for the March meeting of the Maitland Race Club, and the track was in good order. There was a good attendance, and patrons…
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Mark Higgins, the Victorian boxer, is training at Newcastle for his contest with Whitelaw, which is to take place on the morning of the Newcastle Cup…
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LONDON, Thursday.—Reginald ("Snowy") Baker will not compete in the boxing championships this year, but will stay in England. He proposes…
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The annual meeting of the Rosebuds British Football Club was held on Tuesday night at Hogg's hotel, Adamstown, Mr. R. B. Talbot presiding. There was a…
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When the second test match was in progress in Melbourne, complaints were made that there was an illicit traffic in pass-out checks, and the executive members of the…
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"Alf. Costello" and Paddy Lynch are to box the best of twenty rounds at Tamworth shortly. Lynch left last night for the northern town. He first of all…
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LONDON, Friday.—The Rugby Union team for the New Zealand tour has now been chosen. It consists of 28 players, including eight…
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The following member will represent Newcastle South Surf Club at the Merewether carnival to-day: Race No. 1. H. Pritchard, J. Bevan, G. Cahill, N. Brien…
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Before they left Adelaide for West Australia, Rhodes. Barnes, Blythe, and Fielder, the English bowlers, handed 10s each to the "Register" fund ins connection…
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M'Guinness and Shakespeare are reported to be getting into good shape for their glove contest, which is to take place at the pavilion next Friday night. The…
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The annual general meeting of the Northern British Football Association will be held at Lynch's Australian Hotel, on Saturday, 14th instant, when some…
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