Boxing
Les Logue, of Bathurst, and R. P. Hunnings, of H.M.S. Prometheus, will box the best of 20 rounds at the Gaiety Athletic Halt to-night. A ten-round, prelimniary is also…
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Middle Harbor Regatta
The prizes won at Middle Harbor Regatta on New Year's Day will be presented to the successful competitors at Ware's Rooms, Trafalgar-square, Mosman, on Tuesday next, at 8 p.m., as advertised…
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THE pennant matches will be continued to-day. Following are the clubs engaged in the Manly Shield competition and the dates…
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ENTRIES for all three Australasian championships next Saturday and the following Wednesday and Saturday close to-day…
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With a ladies' doubles handicap against bogey, the association members of the Moss Vale Club concluded their tournament on Friday. The results were:—Miss Stevenson and Miss…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Swimming. Australasian Championships
As advertised, the entries for all events to be decided at the Australian championship carnivals at the Domain Baths on 16th, 20th, and 23rd inst., close with Mr. A. C. W. Hill, hon. secretary of the…
Continued on Trove, page 16 →Golf Gossip
IN boxing, rowing and many other sports a good heavy-weight, has a very great advantage over a good light-weight. This was well exemplified by Arnst's recent…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Boxing Promoter Sued
An action has been commenced In which Ernest Eddey. professionally Known as Ed. Williams, is proceeding against Mr. Hugh D. , M'Intosh, the promoter of the Burns-Johnson…
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Mr. W. M. Ford's 18-footer Australian, which is to represent New South Wales in the forthcoming interstate races at Perth (W.A.), leaves by the R.M.S. Victoria at noon on Saturday next. Her crew is to be…
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I am not surprised in the least (says an English writer) after all one has heard on Paris racecourses and in local tars about what American brains and money are…
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DOUST returned to Sydney after his New Zealand tour, and had an enjoyable time. He says the New Zealand championship final between Wilding and Parker…
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Entries for next Wednesday;-- Flying Handicap, five furlongs and a half.--Noreen, [?]. Indicia. Blue Diamond, Brazier, Isos, Footstool, Rnatamata. Nellie Merv. Reginald. Endeavor. M.B.,…
Continued on Trove, page 18 →Cricket Notes
THERE are a few cricketers on the Queensland side who would be very useful to any of the other states. These, in addition to R. Hartigan, are C. E…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Mouse Stops a Golf Match
On Killermont golf course, near Glasgow, a field mouse settled a match which had been carried to the 19th green by getting in the way of a putt. The player at first thought his ball…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →Swimming. Australasian Championships. Victorian and West Australian Representation
As advertised, the entries for all events to be decided at the Australasian swimming championship carnivals, at the Domain Baths on the 10th. 20th. and 23rd inst. close with Mr. A. C. W. Hill. hon, secretary of the…
Continued on Trove, page 18 →Australasian Swimming Championships Arrival of West Australian Representatives
Mr. F. Finlay, representative of Western Australia, at the forthcoming Australian swimming championship, meeting, to be held at the Domain Baths, commencing on the…
Continued on Trove, page 15 →Racing Death. Terrible Railway Disaster Averted
Presence of mind on the part of two engine drivers averted a terrible disaster to an English, boat express on November 21. One was driving a light engine and saw the express behind him…
Continued on Trove, page 20 →Cricket Teachers V. Middle Harbor
An interesting match was played at the Manly Oval yesterday between the Public School Teachers and a team from the Middle Harbor Climb. The latter won the toss, and…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →At a Village Cricket Match
At the commencement of a village cricket match one of the captains found his side without an umpire. Approaching a likely-looking stranger, he asked [?]im whether he…
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