Bowls and Bowlers (Continued From Page 6.)
commenced, when a defeat by one or two points deprived him of his proud position as head of the list—ahead of Moses, W. M. Alderson, W. D. Woodhouse, J. Bromwich, G…
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Lawn Tennis. the Country Carnival Notes on the Play
As the result of the first two rounds of [?] lessons' matches, played at Double Bay yesterday. Trundle [?] Tamworth, and Richmond River remains unbeaten. Clarence Todd…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →CRICKET. Grade Games to Re-start To-day
After a few weeks of Inactivity, the grade games controlled by tha N.S.W. Cricket Association will re-commence to-day. The round will be the seventh, and…
Continued on Trove, page 19 →Swimming Clubs Resume Members Events To-day Metropolitan Ladies Decide on a Saturday Carnival: Club Doings
After a lapse of a few weeks the clubs will again become busy to-day. The holiday session, while free from official races in most casers, has not been without its events, and…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Bowls and Bowlers; Pennant Commences Good Showing by North Coasters: Proposed Cancellation of City's Lease To-day's Fixtures
The peanant.—Section 1:Drummyone v Parramatta, at Drummoyne Mosman v Ryde, at Mosman. section 2 : City v Balaman, at Cook's park; Hunter's Hill v. Petersham, at Hunter's Hill, Section 3 : Victoria park v…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Mountain Golf Likely to Be a Strong Summer Howard and Johnson Put Up Good Cards Over Bonnie Doon
A bogey competition ushered in the new year at Bonnie Doon, and was won by that most consistent player T. E. Howard, with a card of 1 down from the plus 3 mark. H. W…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Country Cousins Enjoy Their Tennis Week in Sydney Should Championship Open Events Be Confuted to the Teams Competitors ?
Yesterday saw the commencement of the seventh Country Carnival, and though in these times of war such a tournament cannot hope to rival the success of its predecessors, there is…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Layers Start Year Will at Kensington Two Favorites in Eleven Races: Some Elastic Betting (Contnued From Page 1.)
distance, but Tingira finished fast and accounted for her by a head, with Upalla a couple of lengths further off. Lady Fortune was a short-priced favorite…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Mirror of the Turf. Canterbury Park Selections. Tattersall's Meeting. the Fortune Hunter. a Champion Filly. Racing at Canterbury To-day
Sportsmen will be catered for by the [?]terbury Park Club to-day, and as the [?] is easily reached. and is very [?]pular with punters, there is sure to be…
Continued on Trove, page 19 →Suburban Racing Re-opens To-day with a Meeting at Canterbury Park Ponies at Rosebery Turf Gossip From Track and Course The Challenge Stakes
After Woorak won the Epsom in October, Mr. Daly cave him 10.5 in the Shorts Handicap on Metropolitan day, and as he has failed more than once since, it was anticipated his…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Athletic Doings Notes and Gossip by "Argus"
Members of the N.S.W. Walking and F.G.. Club are to hold a special meeting on Monday evening (10th inst.), at the residence of Hon. Secretary E. E. Austen, Military-avenue…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Professional Athletics
Peds. should not overlook the fact that general entries for the 18th annual Shepparton (Vic) sports carnival close on the 15th inst., with Secretary John Stubbs. The program is…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Rosebery Races Elsie Phast and Osfield Win the Double Keen Racing
Yesterday's meeting of the Roseberry Racing Club was well attended for a clash fixture, and the sport provided was good, three of the seven events on the program being won by half…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →Rugby Union and the War
The above photo demonstrates very clearly the response made by the leaders in the Rugby Union. The eight men comprised the forward division of the State Fifteen which met New Zealand at the Sports Ground just before the great war commenced. Six of the eight—75 per cent—are on active service or preparing to go. The other…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Racing at Wyong Park
On Tuesday next there will be an afternoon's racing at Wyong Park, and, with the entries totalling 102, visitors are sure of satisfactory sport. Trains leave Sydney at 6.40…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →Boxing the Straight Hit Joe Bowker Exponent One of England's Greatest
Here is an interesting article taken from Lloyd's Weekly News:--"We are [?] to forget very quickly. There is a boxer who was looked upon as being…
Continued on Trove, page 12 →Cricket Petersham's Big Score Double Century by Andrews J. M. Taylor Scores 174
The seventh round of club matches under the auspices of the New South Wales Cricket Association started yesterday afternoon In fine weather and on good wickets…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Boxing. Uren Beats Gilmore
Tommy Uren (9st 13½lb) boat Fred. Gilmore (10st [?]) on points in a 20 rounds contest at the Stadium on Saturday. The bout was disappointing, Gilmore failing to act up to the form shown in his training…
Continued on Trove, page 12 →Notes on the Racing
The 21 boats entered for the 18-footers' patriotic race, under the joint auspices of the Sydney Flying Squadron and Sydney Sailing Club, all started, but instead of the skippers listed Boronia was sailed by G…
Continued on Trove, page 12 →Jaws Tennis. Country Carnival
The country carnival was continued on Saturday, the morning being devoted to the men's teams competition, whilst in the afternoon the tournament events were proceeded with. The attendance was good, as [?] usually…
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