The Realm of Sport Cricket. New South Wales v. South Australia
The selectors have chosen the following players to represent New South Wales against South Australia in the Sheffield Shield match, which…
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Interstate Cricket. To-day's Match. New South Wales v South Australia
To-day at the Sydney Cricket Ground New South Wales and South Australia will meet in the fourth Sheffield Shield match of the season. At present the Southerners have an unbeaten record, having defeated…
Continued on Trove, page 12 →Sailing. Two Ocean Yacht Races. the Inter-state Carnival. Eurus and Westana at Sydney
To-morrow will be a big day afloat amongst the yachts and open boats. Two ocean races are to be disputed by the A and B class yachts under the Royal Prince Alfred…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Cricket The Game & the Players Gossipy Notes & Comments Changes in New South Wales Eleven
At one time it was most difficult to secure a place in the representative team of New South Wales. It was not because there were so many players of ability, but that the…
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The East Sydney Club's races to be decided at the Sydney Sports Ground. Moore Park, to-morrow are 15 yards, 4[?]0 yards, one mile, and running broad jump handicaps…
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[?] result of the defeat of the French athletes at the recent Olympic Games, an organisation, under the presidency of the Marquis do Poligna[?] collecting large funds with the…
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Club meeting at Sydney Sports Ground, Moore Park…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →CRICKET The " Sun's" Weekly Budget Curiosities of the Game. Batch, of Recorts. Thirty-two Runs in an Over. (Copyright. All Rights Reserved.) Ground Struck by Lightning
On June 24, 1906, the cricket pitch of King Edward's School at Birmingham was damaged by lightning in a remarkable way. The lightning rushed along the ground like a…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Two Centuries To-day's Cricket Sheffield Match. South Australians in Sydney. New South Wales Bat First. Some Brilliant Batting. Macartney's Dashing Play. Trumper Also in Form
It was up to Victor Trumper to win thee toss this afternoon at the Sydney Cricket Ground against South Australia. He had lost it at Adelaide and Melbourne. The fall of the coin…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Anniversary Regatta
Entries for the 77th annual Anniversary Regatta on January 27, close to night at Hardie and Gorman's rooms, 133 Pitt-street. Entries may be lodged before 1 p.m. at 17 Bridge-street…
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The Waverley Ladles' League Club, which is affiliated with the Waverley League, held a meeting on Thursday night, when 30 now members were enrolled. The office-bearers…
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Hock Keys and Joan P[?] are to have their return match at the Stadium, Rushcutter[?] Bay to-night The first contest lasted twenty rounds with a decision in favor of Possy…
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Owing to scratchings, only three rinks will meet North Sydney on the Parramatta green to-day, as follows:—Pearson, Gowunlock, Straub, Litton; Sherlock, Perry…
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The football and the form of the South Africans have puzzled many English critics in much the same way as M. A. Noble's cricket team, puzzled them in [?] But all the critics have…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Whacking Ireland at Rugby Football. Springboks 38 Points to Nil is a Record in International Rugby
On a hard, frost-bound ground, with the air intensely keen the Springboks on November 30 had practically a walk-over in their second international fixture, against Ireland at…
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The Jack Read-Frank Picato contest was one of the finest ever seen at the Rushcutter Bay Stadium. Both men fought with fine skill, unsurpassable pluck, and with the stamina that…
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COONAMBLE, Friday.--The following officers were elected at the annual meeting of the swimming club:--Patron, Mr. W. M. Keogh; president, Mr. J. J. Sullivan; vice-presidents;…
Continued on Trove, page 14 →Golf Gossip Manly Golf Club
The play-off of the tie for the 18-hole stroke handicap, which took place on Boxing Day, was played on Saturday last between D. G. Ferries and C. E. Norman, and resulted in a win for…
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"WICKS" FROM THE GREENS. Be up! Pluck's allas—luck. Postponed matches to-day…
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