Swimming
A meeting of the Dubbo Swimming Club was held at Mr. Young's hairdressing saloon on Friday night last. Mr. Joseph Field occupied the chair,…
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Sport, 1912
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Boxing
Jack Read defeated Jimmy Hanley in the eighteenth round after an uneventful contest in Sydney on Saturday night…
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A meeting of the Swimming Club for the purpose of arranging details in connection with the forthcoming carnival was held in Mr. Harry Young's saloon or…
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At the Swimming Club meeting on Friday night, Mr. J. Field, President of the Club, generously donated a trophy for the first race on the programme. Mr. W…
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The mile swimming championship of New South Wales was won by Longworth, the previous holder of the title…
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Articles have been signed for a contest between Jack Johnson and Flynn, the match to take (place at Nevada, California, on July 22, which date may…
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The programme for the above club's carnival, to be held on Anniversary Day, appears in this issue, and the committee are to be complimented…
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The Victorian Cricket Association, by 24 votes to 2, has approved of the action of the Board of Control, in appointing a representative to accompany the next…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →FOOTBALL. The Kangaroos Win Again
The Kangaroos defeated Leeds by 8 points to 6. The Australians were handicapoed by heavy snow, which spoiled the gate receipts. Craig, the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Big Cricket. N.S.W. v. South Australia
The return match between New South Wales and South Australia was begun at the Adelaide oval on Saturday in close, steamy weather. Several…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Cricket. (By Telegraph.) Sydney, January 8
England and Geelong played a draw, and of South Australia versus New South Wales the former made 261. Dolling 105. Now South Wales have…
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It is probable that Jack Jobnson will fight ten rounds with someone before May. He says: "It will be good practice for me to mix with some good…
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The Swimming Carnival committee is meeting with great suport from the business people, and some very fine trophies have been donated for…
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The Dubbo tennis team, represented by Messrs. J. Gregg (captain), C. R. Taylor. J. Chalmers, E. L. Williams and the four Yeos from Elong, will leave by…
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The match set down for Saturday between Dubbo and Newtown did not eventuate. The reason has not been made known…
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The Dubbo Tennis team, represented by Messrs. J. Gregg (captain), C. R. Taylor, J. Chalmers and E. L. Williams, and the four Yeo Bros., from Elong Elong, will…
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The selected of the Dubbo Bowling Club engaged in their first contests in connection with the Pennant Rink and Western District Shield Competitions…
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Jack Donaldson, "the blue streak." won the 130 yards handicap at the Six Days' Carnival on Monday night in 12 3 10 seconds. H. A. McCabe, 5½…
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The fight between Sam McVea and Sam Langford, which was to have taken place on Anniversary Day, has been postponed owing to the ruptured ligament in McVea's…
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The first- watch of the present season between the Bathurst and Orange Bowling Clubs took place on the Orange green on Saturday. The Orange team won by 12…
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