Swimming
"Australian" writes :--"In reference to the late smimming match for the amateur championship of New South Wales, it it only fair to state that Air. C. Hellings was only just off a sick bed, he having been…
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Boxing
The attraction to-morrow night at Foley's Gymnasium is what promises to prove a very exciting contest of the good old-fashioned sort, a match with the mittens to…
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Ernie Cavill, of Sydney, and A. F. Kenny, of Melbourne, have entered for the Open Grand Intercolonial Half-mile Handicap of the Western Swimming Club,…
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Mr. H. F. Boyle, manager of the next Australian team to visit England, informs us that Turner and Ferris have been granted leave of absence by the A. J. S. Bank, in order that they may take part in the…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The South Australian Cricket Team. [By Telegraph.] (From Our Correspondent.) Adelaide
The South Australian Cricket team to play against Now South Wales left by the express to-day. They will stay at the Oxford Hotel…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Amateur Athletic Association. to the Editor of the Herald
Sir,—I cannot allow the report of the annual meeting of the Eastern Suburbs A. A. Club (published in to-day's issue) to pass without referring to some of the statements reported…
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The long-ponding Manly Handicap will be run off this afternoon, the first heat being set to start at 2.30. This evening will see the conclusion of…
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Prior to leaving for America, in company with Mr. L. Foley and Griffo, champion feather-weight, Jim Hall, our boss middleweight, will fight Fitzsimmons, undoubtedly…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Swimming. Enterprise Swimming Club Championship Meeting
The annual championship meeting in connection with the above club was held in the Natatorium, Pitt-street, on Wednesday, and was a complete success. The galleries in the building were crowded, among the audience…
Continued on Trove, page 320 →Coursing at Echuca
Our Echuca and Moama correspondent writes that the Echuca Jockey Club is willing to allow portion, of its course to be formed into a "plumpton," and there is every likelihood of the proposed Northern Coursing…
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The first team of cricketers to visit New South Wales from South Australia will arrive by the express to-day, and will be welcomed by the Mayor at the Town Hall at 12.30. The names of the visitors are:— G.Giffen,…
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TJSITNISEE—There is on regulirtion. size.outside the play. ing line; but it is visual to ullowion turf courte 20ft at each.. end, and '12ft at the sides. 'On asphalt or dhipped courts 30ft at each-end, and 15ft at the.sides'should be allowed…
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The half-hour's play which represented the last day of the intercolonial cricket match with Victoria did not produce any thunderbolt from a clear sky. New South Wales wanted 13 runs in order to secure a…
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A. B. (Kiama).—Gaytime is by Newminster from Pastime, by kelpie from Paradise, by The Barb from Paradigm. H.G.—stamboul is by Newbold from Galatea, by Goldsbrough…
Continued on Trove, page 314 →Gundagai Racing Club. Gundagai
The Gundagai Racing Club held their annual meeting to-day. It was decided to hold two days' racing on 27th and 28th March, following the Agricultural Show…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →The Turf. Rosehill Racing Club
The Rosehill February races were favoured with fairly fine weather on Saturday last, and as a consequence the attendance was satisfactory. The late rains had affected the track…
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