Club Regatta Abandoned
It has been decided that the club regatta, set down for Saturday, February 17, will not take place in consequence of the shortness of the time at the…
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Boxing
The best of a twenty rounds contest between Arthur Cripps, of Sydney, and Fraser, of Melbourne, attracted a full house to the National Sporting Club last night. The battle went the…
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Wednesday (to-night) — Drummnoyne S.C. Carnival, Drummoyne Baths. Thursday.—Rose Bay S.C. 100yds breast stroke handicap…
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The summer months are responsible for the few matches that are to he recorded, though the unusually favourable weather for this time of the year has greatly improved all the local links. This is the…
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At Gloucester, on Saturday, Dec. 2, in the Gloucester Schools Rugby Union contest for the Baker Challenge Shield, the National School boys opposed St. Luke's…
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Three matches in the senior grade competition claimed attention on Saturday, but nothing of startling brilliancy occurred at either of them…
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It is cabled that the "Daily Mail" has published a history of the tour of the New Zealand football team, in which Mr. D. Gallagher, the cantain, strongly defends the tactics of the team…
Continued on Trove, page 194 →Mexican Football
At the end of the first half he rose in his seat and lighted a cigar. "Mexican football," he said, "is not like this. It is called gomae. The ball is of wood, and weighs five…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →France and Racing
Although the Automobile Club of France had signified its intention of not competing in future Gordon-Bennett and Vanderbilt Cup races. It is now probable that a big…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Racing in France
Although the Automobile Club of France had last year signified their intention of not competing in future Gordon-Bennett and Vanderbilt Cup races, it is now probable that a big race will be oreanised to…
Continued on Trove, page 12 →Racing at Night
The second of this season's night cycling carnivals was begun at the Sydney tricket Ground on Wednesday night. The ground was a blaze of light, and the very big attendance included…
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Everybody was glad on Wednesday to see Mackay, good cricketer and good fellow, score a second hundred in the match against South Australia, and it was pleasant to note that it…
Continued on Trove, page 50 →Melbourne Boxing. Hackenberg to Preston
Bill Heckenberg, the giant axeman, has written a courteous letter to the secretary of the Olympic Athletic Club in respect to a match in Melbourne with Fred. Preston. Bill dosn't care about the…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Cricket. (Continued From Page 8.) Victorian Cricket
AT the last meeting of the Victorian Cricket Association, Mr. E. E. Bean was appointed manager of the team which will leave Melbourne for the northern tour on the 24th inst. The…
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The Adelaide correspondent of "The Referee" writes: The district cricket matches were continued on Saturday last, the year end holidays causing a gap of several Saturdays. With the…
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Ideal weather again prevailed to-day, when the round of cricket matches commenced on Saturday last were brought to a conclusion. Although it rained in Brisbane during the early portion of…
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