Swimming. Intercolonial Swimmers
At noon yesterday, at the Amateur Sports an official reception was accorded to the visiting swimmers, who have come to Sydney to represent the various colonies at the Australasian…
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Football
An English amateur team has visited Germany. They played the first of the four matches arranged, on the Berlin Athletic Sports Ground against a German team, on November 23, under…
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The Royal Sydney committee has struck out its [?]cal rules Nos. 1, 5, 6, and 7. The first applies to [?]ultivations, and the new rules of golf, No. 31, provide [?]or "out of bounds." The bounds are to be fixed…
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THE question that agitate[?] the mind of ye bowler more than anything else just now is who will win the various championships ?…
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The South Australian team arrived from Melbourne yesterday by train, and were driven to the Oxford Hotel, which will be their headquarters during their stay in Sydney…
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MARRICKVILLE Club's monthly medal match on Saturday resulted in a win for Mr. T. F. Furber, with 123-30, equals 93…
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The final round for the club championship was played on Wednesday, and resulted in Mr. F. A. Morgan defeating Mr. G. Carrie by 31 to 29, and winning, the coveted honour. The game was closely…
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Paul Albert, the amateur champion sprinter of the world, has resumsd racing, and to sigualise his return he has lowered the German six hours' road record. Although it rained heavily for the greater…
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The January reunion of the Moorfield Racing Club takes place this afternoon on the well-appointed trysting place overlooking Botany Bay, and an attractive bill of fare has bean framed for the…
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Pye and Farquhar came buck from Adelaide and Melbourne with big additions to their avoirdupois. It wasn't that they did anything special to make them swell with pride, but the…
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It will probably be many years before any visiting [?]n, be it South Australia, Victoria, or New South Wales, will win its matches as easily as this colony [?]so far during the present season. Against South…
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THE New South Wales team, fresh from their Southern tour of record successes, will to-day begin the first of their two home matches for the Sheffield Shield…
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THE Chinese are about the last people in the world one would expect to play football, yet in Northern China there are quite a number of football teams, says a writer in "Chums." Of course…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →RACING. Answers to Correspondents
Sub. (Camden).—Coralie is a descendant of Betty, by Hector. S.T. (Sydney).—Blue Metal's pedigree appeared in last week's "Mail."…
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On Monday last, despite the many counter attractions, the attendance on Penrith Racecourse was far and away above the average, The day was warm certainly, but the occasional cool breeze…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Ladysmith. the Siege. Bad Boer Shooting. an Attack. Cricket and Football Under Shell Fire
ESTCOURT, November 29:—Ladysmith; the only position in Natal that so far we have been able to hold against the Boers; is, as a glance at the map will disclose, on the main line between…
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A CORRESPONDENT writes: "At a large colliery, not a hundred miles from Burwood, the Guzzlers of one pit and the…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →GOLF. The New Rules of the Game
The new rules of the game, which came into operation on November 1, have been copyrighted, and the Royal and Ancient Club have placed the publishing with an Edinburgh firm. The object…
Continued on Trove, page 53 →The Cricket Match. Postponed Till
The match New South Wales v. South Australia should have begun to-day, but at noon it was still raining, when the umpires (C. Bannerman and P. Argall) inspected the wicket and decided…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →District Cricket Match. NEPEAN V. HAWKESBURY
The return cricket match between the Napean and Hawkesbury Electorates eventuated on New Year's Day on the Penrith show ground, the weather being beautiful…
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