Athletics
Al King has challenged any feather-weight or bantamweight in Australia, and offers to stake from £50 to £100. He specially names the best of them. Sid…
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Sport, 1920
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Swimming
The two handicaps conducted by the Cook's Hill and Premier Clubs on Wednesday night provided some of the best racing seen this season. The season is…
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After a fortnight's spell through the Easter holidays intervening the association competitions will be resumed to-morrow as follows:—…
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In the lighter division boxing has its most popular vogue. Almost invariably the boys fight with a speed and zest which quite outpace the majority…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →CRICKET To-morrow's Games
After a spell over the Easter holidays the games commenced on March 27 will be concluded to-morrow. Although nine teams started out in the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Here and There Carrington Football Club
At the annual meeting of Carrington Football Club, reports submitted by the treasurer (Mr. D. M'Luckie) and secretary (Mr. Jas. Devon), showed…
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Final practice matches will be played to morrow and a full kick-off take place on April 17 for the Soccer competitions. On every available ground…
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To-morrow night, at the Imperial, the flyweights, Packy M'Farlane and George Gray, are to meet. This contest will be a thorough try-out for M'Farlane, but his…
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Mr. R. Thomas writes:—"Follower of Swimming's" complaint in your issue yesterday that J. Sanderson was unfairly treated by being disqualified for starting…
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The unfinished games held on Saturday March 27, will be concluded to-day. French forests are suffering not only from the ravages of war, but from…
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The English lawn tennis players have now practically completed their New Zealand tour, which they have greatly enjoyed. Both in regard to weather and…
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A. Terry, secretary of the Umpires' Association, replies to criticisms: The umpires try to do their best. In the first place, "Enthusiast" and…
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With the season set down to start next week clubs will to-day get in their final practices. Many have decided on Probables v. Possibles, while others have arranged…
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Judging from the enthusiasm shown in the League football, the season which will commence on May 1 is sure to be a huge success. It is expected…
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April 17—Cossnock. April 20-21—[?]worth. April 24—Newcastle. May 1.—Boolaroo…
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To-night at the Imperial, Packy M'Farlane will meet George Gray, the clever Sydney flyweight over twenty rounds M'Farlane has done his training at the…
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Mr. Tom Harrison, the well-known bowler, left on a holiday trip to the Old Country on Saturday, and was entertained at a smoke concert by the…
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Mr. Fisher, the High Commissioner for Australia, entertained the Rugby football team on the eve of its departure. There was a good gathering in Australia…
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