Football
At a meeting of the executive of the Queensland Rugby Union, M. Bolewski, O'Connor, E. Buchanan, S. Boland, A. M'Kinnon, A. Faulkner, and T. Hennessy…
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Sport, 1908
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Newcastle Races
The race meeting held under the auspices of the Newcastle Jockey Club yesterday was easily the most successful held on the new track this year. Fine…
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The international motor race for small cars the Grand Prix de Voiturettes, at Dieppe, France, chiefly interested Continental motorists. The…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →University Football. New Zealand v. Sydney. Sydney
The second match between Sydney and New Zealand Combined Universities was played on the University Oval this afternoon in the presence of about 6000…
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Bob Turner will reach Newcastle tomorrow to finish his preparation for his contest with Whitelaw. Peter Cook has covered the deposit of…
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The programme of the British team in New South Wales has been slightly altered. On July 5 and 8 the matches at Sydney will be against the best available…
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LONDON, Thursday.—The great motor races at Dieppe were witnessed by 100,000 people. In the Grand Prix de France over a course of 478 miles,…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Test Cricket Matches. Appeal for Reason. London
Mr. F. Stanley Jackson, the noted Yorkshire cricketer, in a letter to "The Times" says that the advisory board's resolution asking the…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Athletics. Club-swinging Championship. Won by Burrows. Adelaide
The contest for the endurance clubswinging championship of the world between J. Grimths and T.Burrows was brought to a conclusion shortly before…
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The Waterloo Cup meeting concluded at Moonee Valley to-day, when Ella Goldsmith beat Invergordon, and won the Cup…
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"Centre Forward," Lambton, writes complaining of the action of the local branch of the union in objecting to the New Lambton players playing with black…
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Of the several remarkable things which have already occurred in England this season none has been more noteworthy than the performance of P. F. Warner, in…
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LONDON, Friday.—Oxford defeated Cambridge in the inter-University cricket match at Lord's by two wickets…
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The New Zealanders got rather a surprise is their second match against the Anglo-Welsh team here on Saturday last. The ground was in a very soft and…
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Sir Hector Carruthers, in a letter to "The Times," pleads with the councils to review their decision with regard to the test cricket matches…
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Next Saturday morning, at 11 o'clock, the athletic pavilion, Newcastle West, will be the scene of what promises to be an exciting glove contest between Bob…
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The union conducted their matches on the Mailtand Park on Saturday afternoon in the presence of a good attendance of spectators. Heddon-Greta and East End…
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Another bright and most interesting programme of competition matches was decided on the Rugby Union Grounds on Saturday. The afternoon was all that…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Triangular Cricket. Attitude of Marylebone. London
Mr. G. L. Jessop, writing in his private capacity, and not as captain of the Gloucestershire team, heartily supports the views of Mr. F. S…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Athletics. World's Championship. Burns v. Squires. Brisbane
Flies by the Vancouver liner Manuka, which arrived here last night, publish some details of the great battle for the championship of the world between Bill…
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