Tennis. Country Carnival
The country tennis carnival opened at the White City courts yesterday. Ninety-six teams participated in the teams' matches, and there were about…
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Cricket Sheffield Shield
SYDNEY, Tuesday.—A. Punch (North Sydney), B. M. Salmon (S.C.E.G.S.), C. V. Morrissey (Singleton), and L. Gwynne (Manly), have been selected to complete the New…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Football. All Blacks Depart
Cheering crowds gave a rousing fare-well to the All [?] from Victoria station, London, when they left for Paris on Monthly afternoon. The crowd…
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Philip Trevor, writing in the "Daily Telegraph" says that never in the history of test cricket has there been such interest and excitement as that…
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SYDNEY, Tuesday.—The White City tennis courts presented an animated appearance to-day when the country tennis carnival began…
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The "Evening Standard" says that one aspect of the test which is pausing discomfort is the repetition of the Sydney slamp, "It in a cricket riddle," says the…
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The only thing that counts now is test cricket. All other interests fade into nothingness when the chances of the opposing teams are being weighed. If you do not…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Cricket. Second Test Match. Taylor's Brilliant Innings. Tate Deadly on Wearing Wicket
The wicket showed worn patches when the Australians resumed their innings at the Melbourne Cricket Ground yesterday…
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PARIS, Tuesday.--The correspondent of "Le Journal" in Rome says that the Pope has received Johnny Dundee, formerly…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Epsom Races Yesterday's Results
TWO-YEAR-OLD, U furlongs.—Glorion 1, Lord Clive 2, Leucadian 3. Winner 9-2; two lengths. Time, 54½. OPEN HANDICAP, 6 furlongs.—Correct…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday.—Boisterous southerly winds made the conditions decidedly unpleasant at the White City tennis courts to-day, when the country carnival was…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Mullubimby Races. Official Opening of New Grandstand. Yva Wins the Double
The meeting of the Mullumbimby Race Club held on the local racecourse last Saturday was a success despite the poor patronage given by the…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Latest Sporting News Cricket Saturday's Teams Branch Creek v. Tuntable Creek
At Tuntable Branch Creek team.—N. Walker, E. Walker, L. Walker, K. Poile, H. Izzard, A. Towns, L. Mulley, F. Ford, R. Smith, F. Roberts, V. Black, B. Mulley (12)…
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WELLINGTON (N.Z.), Wednesday.—The New Zealand Athletic Association has invited an Australian athletic team to visit the Dominion next month. It is suggested that…
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The chief event of the day at the Grafton Swimming Carnival on Saturday last, was the 100 yards champion qualifying race, the winner of which…
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In Newcastle on Saturday night last Eugene Volaire gained a points decision over Tommy Kelly. The fight was fast throughout, and at the…
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SYDNEY, Thursday.--The heats of the 100 yards championship of N.S.W., to be decided at the Domain Baths on Saturday, were decided to-day…
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The undefeated performance of the All Blacks during their tour of England is undoubtedly a meritorious achievement. Despite a series of minor…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Bowls Metropolitan Pennants
Now that the John Young Shield has been decided, the bowlers of Sydney will be able to concentrate upon the pennants which began on January 10…
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