TENNIS. Gobarralong v. Gundagai
Gobarralong tennis players came to Gundagai yesterday, and after a very enjoyable afternoon's play the visitors won by…
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Boxing. Jamito Defeats Noble. Sydney
At the Stadium last night Jamito beat Tommy Noble on points. The light was nearly over when Noble swung a rather low punch which the referee did not see…
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Gundagai met Coolac in a competition fixture on Anzac Park yesterday afternoon. The match was set down for South…
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A good crowd witnessed an excellent game of football between the local Ring Boys and the Young Kangaroos in Mr E. Quinlan's paddock yesterday…
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Ideal weather, the ground in good order, and the players in fair fettle were the conditions of Saturday's football. A good crowd took the…
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The Mangoplah footballers journeyed to Wagga on Saturday and were [?] by Newtown. The weather [?] [?]d, and an exciting game…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Boxing Jamito Outpoints Noble Brisbane and Melbourne Results. Sydney
Ten thousand spee[?] at Sydney [?] 9st, 21bs defeat Tommy Noble, (ex-champion bantamweight of England who twice…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Heated Attack. on Australian Eleven. Flights and Insults to English Cricket. London
The "Observer" signalises the commencement of the tests with an amazing article concerning the hours of play dispute, and makes a heated attack in…
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The contest to-nigbt (Tuesday), between A. Fields and J. Cooper, promises to be an interesting bout, as both lads are confident of success…
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The results of the final round of the knock-out competition will be published on Monday next, when the draw for the second round will…
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Gobarralong tennis players visited Gundagai on Sunday and defeated the home team by 9 games…
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Gundagai defeated Coolac in the comp, game on the local park by 5 points to nil, and Jugiong vanquished Nangus, at Nangus, by 19…
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playing with, the metropontan team against New Zealand University team last Wednesday, on the Sydney Cricket Ground, V. A. Dunn, of Junee, played…
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A largely attended meeting of the Imperial Football Club wes held at the Mechanics' Institute on Friday evening last. Mr. J. C. Little…
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There was a record attendance on Sunday afternoon at the recreation grounds, about 3,500 people being present to watch the match. The…
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Played at Nangus, and refereed by Mr. Ferg, Sullivan, the Jugiong-Nangus fixture resulted in an easy win for Jugiong, the scores being 19-0…
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Narandera Public School and Leeton Public School met at Leeton on Saturday last. Leeton led till the end of the third quarter, but Narandera…
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The draw for the first round resulted as follows:— June 5.—Coolac v. Nangus, at Gundagai (arranged by club…
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