Football Matches. London
In the Rugby football match yesterday England beat Scotland by 13 points to 8. In the Association match Scotland beat Ireland by 2 goals to…
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Sport, 1911
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Boxing in Brisbane. Mehegan Beats Kelly. Brisbane, Sunday Night
The boxing contest, Hugh Mehegan v. Arthur Kelly, for the lightweight championship of Australia, at the Olympic Stadium on Saturday night, drew a fair…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Saturday's Cricket. Senior Final. Lambton v. IRONCLAD
With beautiful weather and a good wicket, it was fully expected that big scores would have bees made in the senior final on Saturday afternoon, but contrary to…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Benefit Cricket Match. Australia v. "The Rest." Melbourne
The Warne benefit cricket match between the Australian Eleven and the Rest of Australia was continued yesterday. The Rest of Australia had been…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Athletics. Postle in Form. Hobart
Arthur B. Postle appeared at St. Patrick's sports gathering yesterday afternoon (on a grass track) and did 50 yards in 5 1-5sec. He also covered 100…
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Meetings for the purpose of forming third and fourth grade teams will be held at M'Naughton's hotel, Wickham, and at the Lord Cardigan Hotel, Cook's Hill,…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Boxing Contest. Melbourne
The contest between Jerome, a Queensland aboriginal, and Whiting, was won easily by Whiting, in seven rounds, the aboriginal displaying little skill…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Newcastle Baths. a Minister on Swimming
At the meeting of the Newcastle Council last night, further reference was made to the proposed baths. Mr. Griffith, the Minister for Works,…
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Bob Bryant, who is to meet Bob Whitelaw in a glove contest at the Summer Park next Saturday night, arrived in Newcastle yesterday, accompanied by…
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The annual meeting of South Newcastle Rugby Union Football Club will be held at the Merewether Council Chambers to-night…
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From a financial point of view, the South Africans' tour of Australia has been a success. Their share of the takings in all matches has amounted to just on…
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Entries are rolling in for the 9st tournament, promoted by Joe Shakespeare and J. Reay, to take place at Abermain on Friday and Monday nights next…
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A meeting of the Central League Juniors will be held in the council chambers, Hamilton to-night…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Lawn Tennis. Paris
A. F. Wilding, of New Zealand, has won the lawn tennis championship of the South of France, played in Nice, defeating Deeugle. The scores were…
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Whitelaw's training quarters in Scott-street were visited by a large number of sportsmen yesterday afternoon. A. F. Chapman and W. Callaghan took the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Our Sydney Letter. the Papuan Explorers.—what Mr. Gullett Says.—the Late Mr. Walsh, Veteran.—japanese Goods in Sydney.—our Destroyers Cause Trouble.—a Boom in Burglary.—mr. Flowers on Football. Sydney
It is well that the authorities didn't give up the search for the Papuan explorers. It was urged in one quarter down here that they should declare the…
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A number of heats in various competitions were played off on the Wickham green yesterday afternoon, and some good form was shown by several of the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Boxing Contest. Bronson Disqualified. London
In the boxing contests at Olympia Bronson met Syd. Burns Bronson was leading on points until the eighteenth round, when he was…
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Bob Whitelaw will be given another opportunity to make his name good tomorrow night, when he will meet Bob Bryant in a 29-rounds contest at the…
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Secretaries of clubs should now be making up their batting and bowling averages for submission to the hon. secretary of the association in order that…
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