Bowls
In the first round of the Champion Rink Competition the following rink has the bye:—Dolman, [?], M'[?] (Newtown). Secretaries of clubs upon whose [?] the matches are to be…
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Championship Swimming Carnival
The annual championship swimming carnival under the auspices of the Federal Swimming Club took place under favourable auspices at the Corporation Baths, Newcomen-street, to-night. The…
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To-morrow afternoon, at Farmer's Woolloomooloo Baths, the East Sydney, S.C. will briny off their annual natatorial pala, and, given a fine afternoon, the baths should be taxed to their utmost to…
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This club, which is now fairly established, and bids fair to have a successful career, held its second handicap on Tuesday evening last, at the Lavender Bay Baths, over a distance of 64yds; There was a fair gathering…
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ADELAIDE, Friday Afternoon.-The clouds cleared off early, and a pleasant south breeze after made it glorious. Board and Wainwright stood out of the English team, and no alteration was made…
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NEWCASTLE, Friday.-A lad named Broadway. son of Mr. Henry Broadway, of Broadmeadow, was drowned while swimming in a waterhole at Charlestown yesterday afternoon…
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The heavy rain which [?] yesterday morning did not [?] a large number of people from putting in an appearance in the afternoon at [?]. The racing track was in good condition, though heavy…
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ADELAIDE, Friday Morning.-Adelaide Ovai, whereon the third of the series of five, great test matches between the giants of England and Australia begins to-day, is not more than ten…
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Sunday was a great day with the cricketers! After Saturday's cricket, and Saturday's banquet, and Saturday's speeches, and smokes and free…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Intercolonial Cricket. New South Wales v. Victoria. Adelaide
The selectors of the NewSouth Wales intercolonial team (Garrett, Briscoe, and Iredale) have chosen the following to meet Victoria at Sydney on January 22:—Howell, Iredale, Noble, Donnan, Gregory,…
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A meeting of the committee was held at Riley's Hotel, King street, last evening Mr. P.W. Creagh being in the chair. The hon. secretaries reported the receipt of £143 18s, including a donation of…
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Mr. H. N. Southwell, to whose energy and direction the official recognition of swimming in the Public schools of New South Wales is due, was in Melbourne last week. Concessions in tram fares and…
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The committee of the Anniversary Regatta have been very fortunate this year in having placed at its disposal for flagship the North German Lloyd Company's magnificent 10,500 ton Imperial liner Koenigin Luise. This…
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At the Committee meeting last night at Riley's Hotel an amount of satisfactory, work was done. Mr. P. W. Creagh presided. The prizes were awarded for the various rowing…
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BOWLERS will be called upon to contest the fourth round of the Pennant Championship competition this afternoon, as follows: Strathfield at Randwick, Waverley at…
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