Big Cricket. M.C.C. in Africa. CAPETOWN
Mar[?] de[?] the Western Province by ten wickets…
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Tennis
The annual meeting; of the Gundagai Tennis Club was held on Monday evening. The balance sheet showed a credit of over…
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Tumut foolballers are convening a (public meeting to arrange for a 'coach" for the forthcoming' football season. They are going…
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Wondalga, the team which plays Gundagai for the Polts Cup on Sunday, beat Adelong on Saturday by 187 runs to 76…
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At a meeting of the Wagga United Football Association held at Boardman's shop on Tuesday night, it was decided to recommend to the annual…
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A. guard is closely watching [?] headquarters at Howth, ald [?] all persons entering [?] leaves A writer in the Du[?] press [?]…
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The annual meeting of Hillston Tennis and Golf Club held on Tuesday last week was well attended, those present being Miss…
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Stan Love, who recently defeated Tommy Murphy at Wagga. has been seriously ill in the Lister Hospital, Darlinghurst. but is now on the mend His trouble was the…
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There was a discussion in the club house about the origin of the word "caddie," and most people seemed to think, that it was a corruption of…
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Gerald Patterson was beaten in the men's singles championship at Melbourne yesterday by three sets to one. Schlessinger was the victor…
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Sunburst, winner of thee Newmarket Handicap, is a four year o[?]d son [?] Bernard (imp.) and Rose of Bl[?] addition to running second to Che[?]…
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The following team will represent Cootamundra against the Commercial Travellers on Wednesday next: G. Thompson, Seabrook, R. Attwood,…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Boxing. Criqui's Offer. Paris
Criqui's manager intimated that Criqui would be willing to fight entirely gratituously any match organised by the Matin" for the…
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Six more nations have challenged for the Davis Cup, bringing toe total to thirteen. The latest entries are: Switzerland, Czecho Slovakia…
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This annual fixture look piece on Wednesday last. The weather was overcast and threatcoing in the morning, but in the afternoon conditions were ideal. The…
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About 30 enthusiasts attended the public meeting, at the Council Chambers, on Tuesday night to make preparations for the coming football…
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The Naranders Easter Monday Sports committee are sparing no effort to make their gathering a big success. The secretary at the last meeting stated that Mr. H…
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The Half-holiday Tennis Club held its annual meeting in the School of Arts on Thursday evening, Mr. H. Paull ia the chair. The business of…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Tennis. Patterson Well Beaten. Melbourne
In the men's singles championship to-day Schlesinger beat Patterson by three sets to one…
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