Swimming
The Enterprise Swimming Club held a 100 Yards Members' Handicap in the Natatorium last night. The final heat resulted as follows:—N. Phelan, 1; W. C. Dane, 2; A. Bowden, 3. A splendid race…
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The Anniversary Regatta
The National Regatta on Sydney Harbor proved one of the greatest attractions in the Sydney sporting world on Anniversary Day. The attendance on the flagship (the French mall steamer…
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In the early hours of Tuesday the meteorological conditions augured well for yachtsmen, and the owners of the larger craft, which were reckoned to be at their best in a fresh breeze, congratulated themselves…
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The second meeting of the P.P.R. Club came off with even better success than formerly, at Belmore Park race-course, on Tuesday last (Anniversary Day), everything…
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The fourth and semi-final sectional round of the pennant championship matches will be played off this afternoon. The matches set down for decision are:—Section A: Glebe v. Randwick, Wentworth Park…
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A rather quiet week, but there are three interesting fixtures on to-day. Nautilus Club members will decide three good events at [?] Brighton Baths, Lady…
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Mr. E. S. T. Redd's determination to have a go with some of England's amateur boxing champions during his proposed visit to that country should be bailed with pleasure by…
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The annual report of the Randwick Recreation Club showed that the Tennis Club in connection with it had had a successful career during the past year, and it has been decided to at once proceed with…
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"Bulger" in the Australasian, notes that the people of Caulfield have begun to play golf as a popular pastime after their day's work is over, and says that much of the same thins obtains in the famous St…
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G.T. U. (Mount Drysdale): was Mr. Thomas Garrett a member of the First Australian Eleven (while men) that visited England?—Yes. He was among the members of D. W. Gregory's team that visited England…
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The All-Comers' Ladies' and Gentlemen's Doubles in connection with the Moss Vale Lawn Tennis Club's tournament were concluded on Saturday. Miss Ryder and Mr. Garling, of the Bowral Club, defeated…
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At 10 a.m., the time for starting the first race, the tide was running up strongly, ana the wind was just a nice strength, and from the north-east, in favour of the rowers. Mr. K. F. Giltinan, the starter, had…
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About half-past 2 o'clock a storm from the north-west broke, which caught the boats in the Intercolonial 22ft. Race, and the result was that masts, spars, and gear were carried away and…
Continued on Trove, page 257 →Cricket Notes
In the Match Royal Alberts v. Royal Oaks, the brothers Bourke did yeo[?] service for their [?] (Royal Alberts) with the bat R. Bourke was also on the spot with the…
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A meeting of the Parramatta and District Junior Cricket Association was held on Wednesday night. Mr. MCIntosh was voted to the chair. A protest from the Metcors against the…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Cricket. Electorate Competition
The sixth round of the senior electorate competition starts to-day. The engagements are:—University v. B[?]rwood, at University Oval (umpires, Messrs. Evers and Hall); North Sydney v…
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