Lawn Tennis. Bathurst
Yesterday afternoon the Central Methodist Tennis Club met B team City Club, defeating them by one game…
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The Cricket Match
That "it was a famous victory" may fairly be said of the result of the third "test" cricket match. It was also a very creditable victory Indeed, for the incidence of the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Swimming. Off to England. Read and Lane Going "Home."
It has been definitely decided that George Read and Fred Lane, Australia's champion swimmers, shall visit England this year. Arrangements have been made for their departure from Sydney in April next. The two…
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Splendid entries have been received for the principal events in connection with the Anniversary Day's sports here There are 80 entries for the cycling events, 70 for the foot-racing, and 10 for the…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →International Cricket. England V. Australia. Third Test Match. an Up-hill Game. Won by Australia by Four. Wickets. (From Our Special Reporter.) Adelaide
The third test match, which for the past six days has occupied the Adelaide oval, was concluded today, and resulted ina victory for the Australian team by four wickets. The weather was por[?]ect, and…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Balmain Regatta
The final meeting of the Balmain Regatta committee will be held in the local Town-hall on Wednesday evening next, when the balance-sheet in connection with the regatta will be presented, and other important business…
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At a meeting the Tamworth Coursing Club passed a resolution in favor of a plumpton being obtained. A site has been offered on the Armidale-road, and a list is to ba sent round to…
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The second annual carnival under the auspices of the Mort's Dock Swimming Club was held at the Elkington. Park Baths, White Horse Point, Balmain, on Saturday afternoon, before a very large…
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The State championship carnival in connection with the above club will take place to-day at Farmers' Baths, Domain, at 2.15 p.m. The principal events are the Half-mile Championship of New…
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The Anniversary Regatta, which has now been held annually since 1837, is to take place in the waters of Neutral Bay on Monday next. As in very many previous years, the P. and O. Company have generously placed…
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Malony and Mitchie contest the best of twenty rounds at the Golden Gate Athletic Club tonight…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Anniversary Regatta
On Monday the anniversary regatta, the greatest aquatic event carried out each year, will take place on the water[?] of Port Jackson, For 65 years this popular fixture has been held annually, and as each…
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Bowlers will, no doubt, gather in strong force at the Gladstone Park Bowling Green on Monday, when the bowling carnival of the club will be held. A start will be made with the…
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It is proposed to start coursing at Belmore on March 17. A movement was set on foot at the Barbican sale, says a recent exchange, with the object of a real cup…
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ENTERPRISE CLUB'S Carnival—one of the very big attractions of the year— takes place at Farmer's Domain Baths this afternoon…
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On Monday the Summer Cup will be played for over the rinks of the Australian Golf Club, at Botany. The first game will be commenced at 9.45, the others following at four-minute…
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The Inter-University football game between Harvard and Yale was played on November' 23. There was more excitement than usual, and the gate receipts exceeded 50,000dol. The betting…
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PENNANT matches will be given a spell till next Saturday week. The now draw made on Thursday afternoon. I trust I will be excused for again…
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