Boxing. Glabby v. KING
SYDNEY, Sunday.—Jimmy Clabby, 11-2½, outpointed Mick King, 11-5, at the Statidum last night. In the first few rounds the men showed excellent science in attack and…
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Boxing a Brisbane Battle. Edwards Too Good for Taylor. Brisbane
For three, rounds at the Stadium last night Greorge-Taylor (9st.) more than held his own with Lew Edwards, 8-13½ In the third round he had Edwards…
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Jimmy Clabby (11.2½) outpointed Mick King (11.5) in Sydney on Saturday night. In the first few [?]nas the men showed excellent science in attack and…
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In the lawn, tennis tourney at Double Bay, Richmond River beat Elong by 4 sets 36 games to 4 sets 34 games…
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SYDNEY, Friday.—In the lawn tennis tournaments the results were:— Richmond River v. Elong.—Blair and…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Boxing Welter-weight Contest. Tommy Uren Defeats Fred Gilmore. a Win on Points. Sydney
Fred Gilmore, the recently imported American welter-weight, was defeated on points in his first Australian contest, by Tommy Uren Australia's…
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At a meeting of tho committee of the R.R Turf Club yesterday afternoon the question of going on with the hospital benefit race meeting…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Is Horse Racing of Productive Value?
Dr. Arthur, M.L.A., writes: He the problem of how we are to produce more while we are sending away 300,000 of our best workers: One way to do this is to…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Boxing. Lightweight Championship
SYDNEY, Tuesday.—There is now a possibility that Uren will not be able to face McCoy for the lightweight championship on the 29th inst. His ankle is so badly sprained…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →SPORTING. Boxing Uren Sprains an Ankle. Sydney
Tommy Uren, Welterweight champion of Australia, who defeated the Canadian welterweight, Fred Gilmore, at the Stadium on Saturday night, may not…
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When the personnel of the various teams was announced, it was generally considered that Trundle would again have the best chance of success in the men's teams' matches, the…
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SYDNEY, Friday—In the country lawn tennis carnival Richmond River beat Elong by 6 sets 43 games to 2- sets 30 games…
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SYDNEY, Sunday.—Les Darcy (Australia) outpointed K. O. Brown (America) [?] the stadium last night. The local lad [?] the best of the fight from the start to the…
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SYDNEY, Sunday.—In the first grade matches yesterday, Paddington defeated Gordon by 107 runs, Balmain beat Sydney on the first innings by 11 runs, Waverley beat…
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The following nominations for Byron Bay Pony races on Wednesday next have been received by the secretary, Mr. T. C. Black, subject to additions received by…
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SYDNEY, Sunday.—The secretary of the N.S.W. Lawn Tennis Association is compiling a roll of honor from affiliated clubs. There are already 400 names on the list. Counting…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Boxing Darcy Defeats Brown Fight Goes Full Journey. Winner Much the Cleverer. Sydney
The much boosted Greek American Knock-out Geo. Brown was easily defeated on points by the middleweibht champion of the world, Les Darcy, at…
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SYDNEY, Monday.— [?]arey is anxious to meet Bardwick for the heavyweight championship of Australia…
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Les Darcy (Australia) outpointed K. O. Brown (America) at the stadium on Saturday night. The local lad had the best of the fight from the start to…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Lismore Soldier's Letters. a Boxing Champion
Mrs. McNamara, of South Lismore, has received letters from her son, Pte. J. F. McNamara, and we make a number of extracts. Writing at sea, November 21, Pte…
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