Cyclists' Union. Swimming Handicap
This afternoon members of union clubs will attend the East Sydney Swimming Club carnival, where a 45yds, handicap for union members will be swum off. MORT'S DOCK PICNIC…
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Swimming. East Sydney Club
This afternoon the East Sydney Swimming Club will bring off it annual carnival at Farmers' Domain Baths, Woolloomooloo Bay, when a programme of 16 items will be gone through. The principal…
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NOTHING done in local gulling circles since my last—no matches of any significance whatever; nothing but the ordinary every every-day friendly impromptu affair…
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A very old game is that of bowls. Thoroughly English, too, and altogether respectable, though it was not always held to be so. For centuries, in fact, the "fine old English game" was…
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East Sydney Swimming Club will hold its sixth annual carnival in Farmer's Baths, Domain, this afternoon. There are 16 events on the programme, and as proceedings are timed to begin at 2.15 sharp, the last item should not…
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The members of the association, believing that the war had killed cricket, were agreeably surprised to see the people pouring into the ground on Anniversary Day. They never expected anything like it, and…
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NEW SOUTH WALES and Victoria have met as antagonists of the cricket field on sixty-four occasions—all memorable, many magulfi[?]cult. We have seen a great…
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It's a good job for L. W. Pye that thorn are no more intercolonial matches this season. Held have get no more shows. Bad batting, fielding and bowling were his portion this match. His luck is dead…
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Th following table shows the position of the clubs:—Played, Won. Lost. Drawn, P't[?]. Emn A....... 10... 8... 2... 0.... 6…
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Australian XI, v. Rest of Australia, at Sydney, February 2 and follwing days…
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The February reunion of the above club takes place this afternoon on the picturesque trysting place near George's River, and advices from the scene of operations state that the trucks and…
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A race meeting (promoted by Mr W Plummer) was held on the Penrith Racecourse on Anniversary Day, The weather was a11 that could be desired, but the counter attractions were the cause of a…
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Up to the present time the sporting public of Sydney have done nothing, as a body, in the way of assisting the funds raised towards paying the expenda of our different South African…
Continued on Trove, page 46 →At a Football Match
Mrs. Newcombe (her first game); "Oh, isn't it awful? Horrible! Why, they will kill that man underneath." Her daughter (an enthusiast): "Oh, he doesn't…
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The Johnstone's Bay Sailing Club is to sail no left than three events this afternoon. These are a general handicap, open to all boats, and class races for 10 and 8 feet dingies respectively. The steamer Lady Manning is…
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The chief item of interest to yachtsmen this week as been the intercolonial character of the yacht ices, both on Anniversary Day and since. At the jgatta, Rainbow, oar latest New Zealand visitor,…
Continued on Trove, page 294 →Bowls. To-day's Matches. City V. St. Leonards
The following will represent City in this match on the Annandale green: -- J. H. Morris, W. H. Hoskings, J. Cutter, and H. Harris (captain): W. H. Goddard, J. Wheeler, B. Hale, and A…
Continued on Trove, page 12 →The Benefit Cricket Match. Parade of Bushmen
A novel feature will be introduced at the 4 o'clock adjournment to-day. Instead of the usual 15 minutes the players will retire for half an hour, and during that time a detachment of the Bushmen's…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Intercolonial Cricket By TELEGRAPH. Sydney, Fridgy, 2 p.m
The match Australian Eleven v Rest of Australia commenced at Sydney to-day. The Australian Eleven won the toss and decided to bat, The proceeds are in aid of the Patriotic Fund. The…
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