Swimming
The following are the entries for the 100 yards championship which will be decided to-morrow night at the Natatorium. J. Davidson, Balmain; R. Craig. Balmain; M. Gordon,…
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Aquatics. Anniversary Regatta
In yesterday's "Star" appeared an advertisement announcing that entries for the rowing and sailing events at the Anniversary Regatta would close on Wednesday (tomorrow) night…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Athletic Notes. Swimming Championships. A Busy Season
Mr. C. Campbell, the quarter-mlle champion footrunner of Australasia, has left Brisbane to reside in Maryborough. As the result of a number of collisions…
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The monthly meeting of the New South Wales Cricket Association was held yesterday, Mr. J. H. Clayton presiding. Mr. G. H. Reid wrote (January 14) saying he laid…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Cricket Extraordinary
The plight of the Now South Wales cricketers in their match against Victoria in Melbourne was graphically described by the manager, Mr. E. J. Briscoe, at the meeting of the New South Wales…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Aldermanic Cricket Match
Tomorrow (Wednesday) the aldermen of Randwick and Waverley intend disporting themselves on the Kensington Racecourse cricket ground in a friendly game of cricket…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Control of Cricket
The most recent developments in connection with the dispute between the New South Wales Cricket Association and the trustees of the Sydney Cricket Ground transpired at last night's…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Lawn Tennis. Country, Matches
BOWRAL, Monday.--A lawn tennis match was played at Burradoo on Saturday afternoon between the Bowral and Moss Vale Clubs, and resulted in a win for the former…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Bowls. Pennant Matches. Waverley V. Annandale
Wavarley won by 40 points, at Annandale. No. 1 Rink.—A[?]dale: J. Bowrey, T. Bowrey, Ayton, John Young (captain), 19. Waverley: Asher, M'Donald, Graham, Watkin Wynne (captain0, 2[?]…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Victoria Racing Club Auiumn Meeting
The declaration of the weights for the leading handicaps of the V.R.C. Autumn Meeting caused some excitment in sporting circles yesterday, and Mr. Dakin's work came in for a deal of criticism during…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Brighton Pony and Galloway Races
The inclusion in the programme of events determined at Brighton yesterday of a time handicap trot for a good stake had the effect of inducing a much large attendance than usual at this place…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Moorefield Pony and Galloway Races
The weights for the pony and galloway races to be held at Moorrefield to morrow are as follows:- Brush Hurdle Handicap ([?]) about 1¾ mile.—Bristowe, 11st 5lb; The Count. 10st [?]lb; Ant[?] 10st 3lb;…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →The Cricket Dispute. Mr. Portus Resigns From the Association
Several matters of exceptional interest were discussed at the monthly meeting of the New South Wales Cricket Association last night, including the recent trouble with the…
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The Government Printing Office club's second annual carnival will take place at the Na[?]torium to-night. The programme comprises 25 events, including the 100 yards championship of New South…
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The first round of the Champion Rink competitions under the auspices of the New South Wales Bowling Association, will be played this afternoon. The names of the players etc. have already been published but…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →Aquatics. the Anniversary Regatta
Intending competitors, and that means all competitors without a single exception, are reminded that the entries for the Anniversary Regatta close finally tonight at the…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →The Sailing Council and the Anniversary Regatta
IN a paragraph about the prospects of the coming Anniversary Regata the aquatic scribe on the DAILY TELEGRAPH—who, by the way, appears to be the special pleader…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Football or Fighting
People who are fond of decrying the "noble art" and its profassors, and who, to show their consistency, see nothing harmful in football—and there are many—…
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