TUMUT Amateur races
There was a day's racing under the auspices of the Tumut Amateur Tart Club at Tumut on Friday. The meeting was poorly attended. The…
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Tennis. the Wagga Club
The forthcoming June tournament has perhaps in a measure responsible for the large attendance at the local tennis courts on Saturday. To add to…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Football. Association Senior Competition
The second stage of the senior competition (Australian rules) took place on Saturday. The weather was slightly milder than on the previous Saturday,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Football. Association. Lake v. PEDERALS
This match was played at the Lake, and resulted in a victory for the Lake by 6 points, after a serve sruggle with last your's premiers—the Federals…
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The New Zealand Rugby Union expelled from membership of any club a Wellington resident on the ground that the committed an act of…
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Bill Squires, heavy-weight boxing champion of Australia, has been definitely matched against Tommy Burns, champion of America, for the world's championship. The fight will…
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An enjoyable time was spent on Saturday, 18th inst., when a team of tennis layers from Rosewood tried conclusions with Lakeview on the…
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A meeting of the South Western brunch of the N.S.W. Rugby Union was held at Gundagai on Saturday evening.Delegates present from afliliated cluds…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Football. Temora Warr[?] v. Cootamundra Imperials
The above junior match took place on the local ground on Friday, it being the opening match of the season. Bray and Bartley were respective skippers, and the former winning…
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A newspaper cable received on Monday stated that the fight between Squires and Burns, fixed for June 13, had been postponed. This was explained by a private…
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Secretaries are notified feat results, etc., should reach this office on Monday. All items must be signed. AUSTRALIAN…
Continued on Trove, page 19 →Cricket
In the regular round of benefits to professionals the ex-Victorian, A. E. Trott, had his turn in last week's Middlesex v. Somerset match. Trott was, of course, playing…
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Oldtown and Lake teams meet at Lake Albert on Saturday next. Oldtown will be chosen from the following: J. Greer, S. Williamson, L. Hyland, W. Perrimon,…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Boxing. Lang Beats Kling
There was a full house at Wren's Athletic Pavilion (Melbourne) on Monday night, when the principal attraction was a trial between Kling, of…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Inter-empire Bowls. Australasian Successes
The New Zealand bowlers have defeated Streatham Constitutional team by 4S shots to 22, in three rinks. The Australia also defeated…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Rugby. Southern Border Beats South-western. a Good Game
Ideal football weather prevailed for the important match between the Southern Border and the South-Western Union teams on the Cricket Ground yesterday…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Sundry Sports. Racing. Worker Forecasts. A.J.C. (Randwick), June 1 and 3
First Day.—First Hurdles (2m.)—Cockney Boy 1, Ryde 2, Blue Streak 3. Novice Hep. (1m.)—Tareena 1, Samura[?] 2 Renrorie 3…
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Old Junee met Coolamon Rugbys on the latter’s ground on Saturday last, resulting in a 3 point win to nil for Coolamon…
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