Cricket
In the cricket match between Lancashire and Hampshire, J. T. Tyldesley, playing for Lancashire, scored 137 and 101 runs…
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Sport, 1910
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Football. (By Telegraph) Sydney, June 17
The match between the English League team and the Metropolis was marred by disgraceful scenes. Blows were frequently exchanged between the players and the play…
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At a meeting of the committee of the golf club on Saturday night, the secretary stated that Dubbo had written to say they could not send a team here…
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Sydney University beat America by 17 to 6. N.S.W. defeated the Maoris by. 27 to 13…
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Local lovers of the "noble art" are awaiting with interest the result of the right in Sydney to-night (Tuesday) between the Dubbo lad "Chook" Noonan and Australia's feather…
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The following games in the fifth round of the competitions were decided on Saturday afternoon:— President's—Slllar beat Wheeler,…
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THE Sydney first-grade team visited Orange on Saturday, and played the Central Western team, suffering defeat by 19 points to 3. The visitors ere completely outclassed by the locals…
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The annual meeting of the above Association will be held at Orange on Thursday, 11th August, for the purpose of receiving the report and…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Football. (By Telegraph.) Sydney, June 21
About sixty thousand spectators were present at the two football grounds on Saturday. Sydney University beat the Americans by 17 points to 6…
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Caulfield Steeplechase.—Workmaster 1; Sun 2; P.M.G. 3. The hurdle racer Sailaway dropped dead at Melbourne…
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A subscriber writes:—The newly formed tennis club "The Australian"—The court is situated at "Rose Lawn" (Mrs. Reidy's dwelling) Thornton St…
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Owing to the heavy rain on Tuesday night last, the football ground was too soft on Wednesday to allow the match between Royal Blanes and Our Boys to be played…
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OWING to the heavy rain of the past few days, the committee of the Warren Jockey Club have decided to postpone their race emoting for a fortnight…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Boxing. (By Cable.) London, June 23
Jefferies has arrived at San Remo. He was cheered by thousands…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Cricket Captaincy Thoughts of P. F. Warner
Mr P. F. Warner, the famous English cricketer, writes as follows in the "Westminster Gazette":—Matches at cricket are won by…
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The Montefiores Jockey Club have received record nominations for their races on Wednesday next, the 20th inst. For the Newmarket and Fortunatus…
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In the local Club's competitions the Doubles Handicap was finished on Saturday afternoon, when Wheeler and Hawke beat Kirkland and E. Gartrell…
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The match between Australia and New Zealand, played yesterday, was won by Australia by 7 paints to nil. The Maoris defected the Americans by 21 to 3. The Englishmen were…
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