Cricket Australians "Almost Invincible" English Writer's, View London
Describing the Australians as a well-balanced team, E. H. D. Sewell, writing in "The Scotsman." suggest that the team was chosen with an…
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Swimming
No Club events were held at the local Pool on Sunday last owing to the holding of the Willanthry Sports, which drew most of the local…
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A swimming carnival will be held at Gundagai on Sunday, and many Wagga and district swimmers have entered for various events. The Wagga…
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In the third round of the President’s Singles Handicap, S. Fayle, rec, 9, defeated J. Mclnerney, rec. 9, by 31 to 30. Chas Smart, rec 20,…
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The Pastime Club is to hold its annual meeting next Monday night…
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We were advised last night that 200 nominations, representing 98 individual nominations, were received for the Cootamundra cup meeting on…
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Tumbarumba visited Glenroy on Sunday and defeated the home team by the parrow margin of one set -- 10.9…
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Frankie Covelli, who meets the Australian featherweight champion, Mickey Miller, at the stadium on Tuesday night next, is the best…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Greyhound Racing Wagga Meeting To-night
One of the most attractive programmes seen at Wagga for some time has been arranged for the meeting of the Wagga Greyhound Racing Club to…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Boxing Farr Refuses to Meet Max Baer New York
Tommy Farr, the welsh boxer, flatly rejected a match with Max Baer, but agreed to fight either Louis or Schmeling…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Tennis Donald Budge to Consider Turning Professional Melbourne
Donald Budge, who returned from Adelaide to-day, said that he had received so many high offers that he would seriously consider the question…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Cricket Wagga Association Executive Meets Players and Uniform Attire
"If the game is worth playing, it is worth playing well," is the view of delegates of the executive of the Wagga Cricket Association which met on…
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The Junee runner, Des Lyons, was successful in winning the 75 yards sprint at the big Wangaratta carnival, which had a stake worth £50. The…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Dope for Athletics Handicapper's Serious Allegations "Will Be Affected for Years" Melbourne
Addressing the Victorian Athletic League to-day, the handicapper (Mr. J. Bhafe) alleged that dope was being administered to athletes, who were…
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At Bowral on Saturday week, the Coolamon owned greyhound, Mr. D. B. McClelland's Dit Doin, appropriated a division of the Bowral Stakes. Dit…
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The Golf Tennis Club held its annual meeting last night. Mr. Thomas and J. Croker were added to the committee…
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The four rinks which have been top-dreseed have been re-opened and all players are requested to attend to-night and Saturday…
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The teams chosen to represent Bolton Park against Wagga Bowling Club in the Riverina District Association's B pennants to-morrow afternoon are…
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The annual race meeting of the Tumut Turf Club takes place on Wednesday and Thursday, February 16 and 17. The prize money is liberal, being £320…
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Arrangements have been made for four rinks from Wagga to visit Narandera tomorrow (Saturday), when the following are asked to be present…
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