Wellington Swimming Club
At a meeting of the Wellington Swimming Club on Monday night, the president, Mr. P. R. Stephens, explained that Mr. Hall, who was an…
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Sport, 1925
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Cricket
The match between Victoria and England was brought to an end on Tuesday when the Victorian's innings closed for 60 runs, England…
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There was a good roll up at the usual weekly meeting of committee of the March Swimming Carnival at the Council Chambers on Monday…
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The English bowlers, on a wet wicket, played havoc with the Victorian batsmen on Monday, V. Ransford and Woodful made a good…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Big Swimming Carnival Sam Kahanamoku Expected
Matters in connection with the forthcoming carnival which is to mark the official opening of the new Municipal Baths, and the proceeds…
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The following dates have been fixed for the Davis Cup:--Inter-zone finals, September 3. 4. 5, at the Longwood Cricket Club, Beston; challenge round,…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Bowls Doughty Dubbo
Says the Referee:--The champion rink, and champion pairs were reluced to the final stages, and Pollitt, Gordon, Hawke and Wheeler…
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The following players will represent Railway against Federation next Saturday:—R. Mell, A. Foxall, W. Gathrie, A. Gordon, W. Piper, W. Harris, A…
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As a result of last Saturdays' matches in the local competition only a few points separate the four leading teams, and the remaining games should provide…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Football. Malcolm Kennedy Challenge Cup
Mr. Malcoln, Kennedy is a practical supporter of sport. He has donated a magnificent cup, to be known as the Malcolm Kennedy Challenge Cup, for…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Bourke Cricket Club. TOWN v. COUNTRY
The Town Team is journeying to Dry Lake on Sunday next to play the Country on the Dry Lake wicket. The following have been selected to…
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On Saturday last there was a good roll up of members when friendly games were played. In a match for the Wilmot Badge,…
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Mr. Stephens has received definite word that Sam Kahanamoku and others will attend the opening of the Baths on March 4th, and there…
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Of the matehes set down for Saturday Inst Diggers v. Church of England was the only one commenced. Federntioon were unable to get a team…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Picnic Racing Conference. Racing Circuit Arranged. Decisions Will Make for Betterment of Amateur Racing
Recognising the advantages of Picnic Clubs racing in circuit and under uniform rules, where possible, the…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Picnic Racing Coference. Many Delecates Come to Dubbo
One of the mont important gatherings in the history of [?]m[?]tour [?]ncing in the West was a conference of delegates from various clubs hold at the Royal…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Noted Tennis Player Ill
Every person in the far west, especially tennis enthusiasts, will be grieved to hear of the serious illness of Jack Logan. A few days ago he underwent…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Cricket Working Bee
There will be a working bee on the cricket ground on Wednesday afternoon at 2 p m. to get the ground ready for the Cup match against Brewarrina…
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The Town v Country match eventuated at Dry Lake on Sunday last. The Country made 67, and the Town 256—winning by 189 runs. Report…
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One of the most important gatherings in the history of amateur racing in the West was a conference of delegates from various clubs held at the Royal…
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