Anniversary Regatta
It is understood that Mr. Sam. Hordern (Commodore of the Prince Alfred Yacht Club) has taken the matter of holding a regatta on Anniversary Day into hand, and has communicated with several prominent…
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Swimming
Mr. F. W. Lloyd presided over a meeting of the New South Wales Amateur Swimming Association at the Natatorium Hotel last week. The hon. secretary reported that the nowly-formed Kiama Club had…
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A strong representative committee has been formed for the purpose of carrying out this important aquatic feature on the 26th inst. An extensive programme of 23 events…
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Like a thunderclap came the intelligence that Victoria had won the intercolonial match against New South Wales, for it looked such a good thing for our men. They had only to knock down seven…
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The uncetainty regarding the starting of the international match between New South Wales and South Australia has been removed, and arrangements have been entered into for…
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AUSTRALIAN TEAM-MR. COHEN'S REPORT. MELBOURNE, December 29— Mr. R.W. Best presided over a meeting of the Australian Cricket Council last night, among those present being-Victoria: W. H…
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THE intercolonial cricket match between Victoria and South Australia was continued at Melbourne on Wednesday. The South Australians completed their second innings for 281 runs, George Giffen…
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Kirby played the best innings on the ground on New Year's Day. He gave a good all round exhibition of battings…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Parramatta Swimming Club. The First Carnival
Tuesday night, January 2nd, the committee of the P.S.O. met at headquarters (the Centennial Baths). Mr. E. N. Murray, V.P., was to (he ohair, and there were also present…
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The committee of the New South Wales Bowling Association met at Young's chambers last night for the purpose of making arrangements for impending…
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Saturday, the first day of the Tattersalls Club Annual Meeting was rather dull, the weather rather threatening, and the visitors few and far between. The stands were to a certain extent deserted,…
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A meeting of the committee of the New South Wales Bowling Association was held last night at Youngs-chambers, Pitt-street. Mr. J. W. Mortley, one of the…
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Moorefield R.C. January 6. Rolland's Plains January 9. Sydney T.O. January 26. Yerong R.C. January 26…
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A meeting of the Australian Cricket Council was held to-night, Mr. R. W. Best being in the chair. The other members present were:—Victoria: W. H. Budd, D. A. Madden, W. H. Moule. New South…
Continued on Trove, page 39 →Intercolonial Cricket. Victoria v. New South Wales. Melbourne
Finer weather prevailed on Saturday morning, and after a short inspection of the pitch, the umpires decided that the intercolonial cricket match might be continued. Graham and Trott, the not out men,…
Continued on Trove, page 38 →Intercolonial Cricket. to the Editor of the Daily Telegraph
Sir, -- Permit me to thank you for your courtesy in publishing my letter of the 3rd inst. In replying to that letter Mr. Cohen has, in my opinion, failed to confirm the…
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