Swimming
The following starts have been allotted for the Waverley Amateur Swimming Club's Handicap, which is set down for decision at the Bronte baths to-morrow afternoon at 3.15 p.m: First heat. J…
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Australian Anniversary Regatta
Entries for the races in the above regatta will be received by the secretary this evening at Punch's Albion Hotel, Market-street…
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THE chief attraction on to-morrow night's programme of the Olympic Athletic Club is a fight to a finish between Ned Ryan, of Pyrmont, and Jim Dempsey, of North…
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Cricketers and supporters of the game will be pleased to hear that leave of absence has been granted by the South Australian Postmaster General to George Giffen for the second test match between…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Warwick Farm Pony and Galloway Races
Sportsmen had a pleasant trip to Warwick Farm yesterday to witness the inaugural pony and galloway meeting, for the weather was fine and cool, and the journey by special train was accomplished in excellent…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →[By Telegraph.] (From Our Correspondents.) Tirranna Picnic Races. Goulburn
The annual meeting of the old-established Tirranna Picnic Races Club was held to-day. The weather was agreeable, and the attendance was large, including visitors from all parts of the country. The sport was…
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A special meeting of the council of the New South Wales Amateur Athletic Association was hold on Wednesday night at the association rooms, Rainford's Cambridge Club Hotel. The chairman of the council…
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Our Grafton correspondent wires :--Chas. Samuels is virtually on scratch for the Oddfellows' Handicap with 1yd., Kingsmill 2, Layton 5, Lynch 5, A. A. Brown 6, W…
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The annual meeting of the Dual Club was held on Wednesday night at the Natatorium, there being a goodly muster of members present, Mr. A. B. Pyke (president) in the chair. The hon. sec.'s…
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The National Regatta Committee met last night at Aarons's Exchange Hotel, to receive ontries for both rowing and sailing events. At the last committee meeting it was decided that the 8ft. Dingies Race…
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Entries for the above regatta were received last evening numbering 75, and are made up as follows:— Eight-footers, 11; ten-footers, 12; fourteen-footers, 12: sixteen-footers, 9; eighteen-footers,8;…
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Mick Ryan, a clever boxer hailing from Pyrmont, and Jim Dempsey, who is well-known to ring-goers, will meet this evening in the Olympic Club for a £20 purse and…
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The postponed matches of the Balmain and St. Leonards clubs will be played off this afternoon. The "A" teams will contest at Balmain for the Crawford Shield and the…
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The South Australians have scored even an easier victory over New South Wales than the most sanguine supporters of the visitors could hope for, but we believe that the disastrous defeat of our men…
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CRICKETER (Hastings River).—A similar question was answered in our last issue. There is no role of cricket to prevent a cricketer, from playing with as many clubs as he likes. Occasionally a club passes a rule of its own…
Continued on Trove, page 148 →Manly Rowing: and Sailing Club. Annual Regatta
The sixth annual regatta of the Manly Rowing and Sailing Club was held on Saturday afternoon, and more unfavorable weather for on aquatic outing could scarcely be anticipated. The committee had issued…
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The programmo to be played out at the Canterbury Park January Meeting, to-day, is as under:— THIS FLYING HANDICAP, 6 furlongs.—Marvelette, 8st 10lb; Oxenham, 8st 7lb; Scots Grey, 8st 5lb; Barraba, 8st…
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