Football
ANYTHING from 35,000 to 40,000 people—it was a sea of faces wherever you looked—crowded the Sydney Agricultural ground on Monday to see the…
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Sport, 1910
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Tennis Match at Gundaroo
THE Bungendore tennis players paid Gundaroo a visit on Monday and played a match in the park during the day. The game was a particularly close and exciting one, the…
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A MATCH will be played in the park tomorrow between teams representing the Warrigal Club and Bandsmen. Teams. Warrigals:—Full-Back, W. Hawes;…
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ON Wednesday a match was played in the park between teams representing the Warrigal Club and the Fire Brigade Band. The game was of a fast,…
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Upwards of 60,000 people were present at the big football matches in Sydney on Saturday. On the Agricultural Ground and the Cricket Ground…
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WE beg to direct attention to the public meeting which has been called, to be held in the Council Chambers to-morrow afternoon, for the purpose of forming a Conning Club. The hunting field in…
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The New Zealand football team (All Blacks) defeated Queensland in the return match at Brisbane by 21 to 3…
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THE Maori footballers play a combined team of the Central Southern Rugby Union at Goulburn to-morrow. The Maoris defeated the American…
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It is now definitely decided to send a school-boy football team to America to play the Australian game. Mr. J. J…
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TO-MORROW morning the Warrigal team will journey to Captain's Flat where they will engage a team representing that place in a friendly match in the afternoon. Mr…
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An ingenious machine for use in cricket practice has been jointly invented by Dr. Venn, F.R.S., of Cambridge and his son. The instrument…
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The Warrigal footballers defeated Captain's Flat on Saturday by nine points to five. For the winners J. Burn scored one try and B. Thompson…
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There was a fair attendance of the public in the Park on Wednesday afternoon to witness the match for Freebody Challenge Cup, between…
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A TEAM representing the Cooma Waratah Football club met the local Warrigal team in a match for the Freebody Challenge Cup in the park on Wednesday afternoon. The…
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Of all the subjects of His Majesty King Edward, probably those of which least is known in this country are the Indo-Chinese races, which…
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A telegram of June 2, from Saragossa (Spain) to London, said.--A severe thunderstorm broke over the village of Agan and the surrounding…
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A further disgraceful scene was witnessed at a football match at Port Melbourne on Saturday, between Essendon and Port Melbourne. It was…
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