Bowls
Fourteen players connected with the N.S.W. Bowling Association, will leave by the Waihora this afternoon for Auckland, where they will play a series of matches arranged by the Northern…
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Athletic Notes. Running, Cycling, Swimming
The executive of the New South Wales Amateur Swimming Association meet this evening at the Sports Club to consider the resignation of Mr. H. C. Holden as honorary…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Aquatics. the Anniversary Regatta
An advertisement in this issue draws attention to the Anniversary Regatta on Friday. This time-honored fixture has been held annually since the year 1837, and if speaks well for the aquatic…
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The benefit carnival in aid of Mrs. W. H. Riley took place in the Corporation Baihs on Thursday evening in the presence of a very large attendance. The programme submitted was of a most…
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I.H.B.(Wanganul, N.Z.) asks the result of the New Zealand native football team's tour in England. Ans.: The number of matches played was 71; won 19, lost 20;…
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MARULAN, Monday.--A match in the second round of the Rose trophy was played at Long Reach on Saturday between Maralan and Long Reach, resulting in a win for…
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The Victorian team, with the exception of three members, arrived in Sydney by train yesterday, and were met by Mr. R. Shute, hon. treasurer to the N.S.W. Cricket Association; Mr. P. K…
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The annual Wales v. Scotland International match will be played at Swansea next Saturday. Last year the Scorchmen defeated the Welshmen at Edinburgh by 21…
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The vice-president's tropay competition amongst the members of the Balmam Club has been advanced another stage. The game is 21 poins up, four bowls each player. In the first round, in addition to the…
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A team composed of the following 14 players will leave by the steamer Waihora at 5 o'clock this afternoon for New Zealand:--Messrs. J. Porter, J. Richmond, H. Giles (Newcastle), J. Sheather, R. Elphinstone (Ashfield), A…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →New Zealand Coursing Notes. Wellington, January 12
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Taylor have just returned hero from a trip to Auckland and the Hot Lakes. Mr. Taylor reports being well received by the Auckland. Racing…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Queensland Cricket Notes
At the monthly meaner of delegates to Q.C.A. on Tuesday evening there was a very good attendance, and great interest was manifested in the proceedings Mr. B. R. Bale was in the chair…
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The following team has been chosen to represent Victoria against Tasmania in the match this week on the M.C.C. Ground:—Murray, Drew, Morgan, Perraton…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →A New Book. Foley on Boxing
Tour humble servant is just now engaged in editing a volume that will be unique in its way when completed. It is nothing more nor 1ess than a work on boxing…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Public Swimming Baths. a Site at Garden Island
The question of providing adequate swimming accommodation for the people of Sydney is still in abeyance. The recent trip round the harbour the Minister for Works had with…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Cricket. New South Wales V. Victoria
Thw majority of the Victorian team to meet New South Wales in the last big match of the season arrived yesterday morning by express train. They were received by Messrs, R.Shuts (hon. treasurer)…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →West Australian Cricket Notes. PERTH, January 9
Cricket in Perth on Saturday (7th inst.), was not very interesting as the state of the two guncs which had been [?]gun on December 23 made it certain that the teams which had batted first…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Our American Letter Boxing, Athletics, and the Turf The Big Guns of Pugilism Spiked. How Griffo Is Faring. May be Back in Australia—The Fiercest Contest of the Year. Jaffries and Fitzsimmons. Probable—Sport General in the states
BRITISH arms may, and probably with win out eventually in South Africa, but it is doubtful if British fists will ever regain their lost prestige in America. That…
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