Swimming
A message from Wellington states that Mrs. J. Shand defeated Miss Walrond the Olympic representative, in the women's 100 yards swimming…
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Sport, 1921
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Boxing
Harry Lennard has something good for Cessnock next Friday night:— Cessnock night fans are in for a flstictreat when Dave Wall and Jack Darcy…
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At the Athletic Pavilion in Melbourne to-night a splendid contest for the bantam championship of Victoria took place between Jimmy Semmens, 8st 6½lb, the…
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The Australian team which visited England in 1888, under the management of the late Mr. C. W. Beal, whose death occured on Saturday. From left to right the players are:—Front row: G. J. Bonnor, C.T.B Turner, P.S. MacDonnell Captain). G. H. S. Trott, and A. C. Bannerman Back row: J. J. Ferris, A. H. Jarvis, J. Worrall, C. W. Beat manager), J. MeC. Bluckham, and J. Edward . S. P. Jones was also a member of the side, but he was not present when the photograph was taken…
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On Saturday, at the Imperial Stadium, Tommy Buxton and Bert Kilbrain, the Sydney welter, will meet in a 20-rounds contest. Irish O'Grady will meet…
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The Premier Amateur Club will conducted a 50 yards handicap for the Joe Morris trophy at the ocean baths to-night. All members of the committee are…
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At Hamilton yesterday a splendid game was played between a rink of tailors and printers, resulting in a win for the former by 28 points to 23. For…
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The annual meeting of the Northern District British Footbool Association will be held in the Trades Hall on Saturday night. The election of officers will take…
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It is announced that the legal action against Joe Beckett by Bernard Mortimer, the former's manager and trainer, claiming £3904, has been settled in a…
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A New York telegram reports that Jack Britton successfully defended the welterweight title in a 15-round bout against Kid Lewis. The judges gave…
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From the Imperial publicity man:— A splendid contest can be expected on Saturday night when Maitland's idol Tommy Buxton will meet the…
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Feb. 12.—Wallsend. Feb. 15—Gosford. Feb. 16.—Quirindi Feb. 17.—Quirindi…
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Dave Wall and Jack Darcy will meet again at the Strand Stadium on Friday night, under Joe Shakespeare's management. Packy McFarlane, of Newcastle,…
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During January the Randwick Municipal Council derived a revenue of £836 4s 5d from the surf sheds at Coogee, which was £266 8s 3d in excess of the revenue for…
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Feb. 12.—Wallsend. Feb. 15.—Gosford. Feb. 16.—Quirindi, Feb. 17.—Quirindi…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Cloud on Racing Track Work Curtailed MELBOURNE
The information that the embargo on racing is to continue, had the effect of causing a diminution in track work thin morning. The Thursday…
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The £300 tournament at the Castle Stadium, promoted by Mr. W. A. Bay, has been abandoned. Last night, when the tournament was to have been continued,…
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A world's record was equalled and an Australian one broken at the Australian championship swimming carnival at Hobart on Wednesday night. In…
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A special general meeting of members of the City Club will be held at the clubhouse on Tuesday night next, when the matter of lighting the green for night…
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Toronto Sailing Club's annual regatta, to be held on Easter Saturday and Monday, promises to attain its usual success, and is attracting…
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