Golf
The Waratah Golf Club will hold a bogey competition for trophy presented by Mr. W. H. Parnell this afternoon. Competitors are requested to be on the…
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Sport, 1909
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Football
The following team has been selected to represent West Australia against New South Wales to-day at the Sydney Cricket Ground:âA. W. Bennett, C. Bodenham, J…
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Football is king again, and his reign this winter promises to be even more desperate than hitherto, as, in view of the adoption of the universal Saturday…
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President Eliot, of Harvard, in an interview on the race problems, goes much farther than Herbert Spencer in advising against admixture at races. Spencer's…
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Walters has accepted the challenge recently issued by Adams. Peter Cook is coming into the game again, and his first opponent is likely to…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Saturday's Football. Rugby Rules. Central v. Western. Wet-day Football
Weather conditions were in no way favourable for the line programme of football that was played oil the Rugby Union Ground on Saturday. Four matches were…
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The Newcastle Golf Club held a bogey handicap on Saturday afternoon. Play was considerably marred by rain, which fell during most of the day. Following…
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The race meeting held under the auspices of Sydney Tattersall's Club at Randwick on Saturday attracted a large attendance. The weather was showery, and…
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The Rugby Union provided a good day's sport on the Albion Ground on Saturday, but owing to rain, which fell incessantly during the afternoon, good football was…
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The Merewether Public School played a draw with Newcastle South Public School. For Merewether W. A. Allanson and Hemmingway scored, and for Newcastle South…
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A boxing match took place to-night between the heavyweights Mike Williams and Ernie Lang, which resulted in a win for Williams, who knocked Lang out in…
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LONDON, Monday.—The match at [?], Yorkshire v. Worcester [?] was won by the latter by 12 [?] The score was:—…
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The new stadium is to be opened at Singleton next Saturday. Langford met Jim Barry, the Western heavyweight crack of America for the fifth…
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The following have been selected to represent the Hunter District Union against Northern Union, on the Albion Ground, on Saturday:âJ. Tooze, J. Wilson, R…
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Among the entries for the annual Newcastle (Eng.) Easter Handicap, of £100, run over a distance of 125 yards, are E. Holloway, of America (4yds start),…
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The coursing and queit handicaps arranged for next Saturday at Kurri Kurri, has been postponed until Saturday fortnight…
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Telegrams from Pittsburgh (U.S.A) in the latest English exchanges tell of a remarkable 220 yards swim by the American champion and world's 100 yards record…
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In connection with the pairs' tournament arranged by the Maitland Central Club, to be played on the club's green, the following is the drawing of the first…
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Elliott and Hanley have signed to box the best of twenty rounds at the Gaiety. Bill Lang was asked to state his terms to go to West Australia to fight Joe…
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Sir,—Subscribers to the above think that a balance-sheet should have been advertised before this.—I am, &c.,…
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