Anniversary Regatta
Intending competitors at the forthcoming Anniversary regatta are notified by advertisement that entries for all events--sailing, rowing, and motor boats--will clone at the…
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Boxing
Rud Kes ([?]cutpointed Taggle [?] on Saturday night in one of the best [?] rounds contests soon at the hippon[?] for some time. They both…
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On Saturday night tHE principal bout was 10 rounds for the Chinese championship, between Rud Kee, 9st 7½lb, and Taggie Young, 9st 5lb, and after a fast, strennous full period kee got the verdict on points…
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The Richmond Trotting and Racing Co.. Ltd., has arranged the following racing fixtures to the end of May:-- Monday, February 10, trotting:…
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Although the attendances at the country carnival had been rather meagre during the week, there was an increase of spectators on Saturday, when the finals were contested, which is an indication of renewed…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Lawn Tennis Country Carnival Notes on the Finals
Dubbo struck an off day in the carnival at Double Bay on Saturday and failed to produce anything like true form in the semi-final of the teams permiership against Forbes,and…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Country Champions. Annual Tennis Tourney. Some of the Players
Sun-tanned and evidencing in their vigorous healthfulness the benefits of the open-air life, the men and women of the country have played their part on the Double Bay tennis…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Sixty Years of Racing. Harry Rayner Retires. an Interesting Career
Up at Mudgee 60 years ago Harry Rayner--then a young man in his teens--led in his first winner. It was not an important event--merely a hack race--but it was the start of a…
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A Rugby football match between Leicester and New Zealand resulted in an easy victory Tor the New Zealand team, which scored 19 points to nil…
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Mr. Jack Munro, manager of the Stadium, received a cable message yesterday from Mr. Charles Barnett, his agent in Wales, informing him that Jimmy Wilde, the Welsh fly-weight champion, had several…
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A meeting of the Suburban and Country Golf Association will be held on Wednesday, February 5…
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Definite arrangements in connection with the proposed English tour of an Australian soldier team next season are held in abeyance pending information regarding the personnel of the Australian team. Mr…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Swimming the Season's Prospects
Interest of a special character attaches to the great revival in the swimming world this year. The council of the Amateur…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Boxing Wanted --A Eavyweight
One of the sports likely to boom, following on the end of the war, is boxing. Of all the tournaments ran on troopships boxing has always held the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Swimming Solomon and President's Cups
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Continued on Trove, page 3 →Anniversary Racing Kennaquhair Scratched
Kennoquhair who was one of the popular [?] for the [?] Handicap, to [?] on January 21, hs been [?] that event…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Interstate Cricket. Melbourne
The Victorian team which defeated New South Wales and South Australia in Melbourne, was chosen to-night to represent Victoria against N.S.W. in Sydney on…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Lawn Tennis Kiilara Tourney Personal Pars
The Northern Suburbs championship the open tourney will commence on the Killara Club's courts on Saturday, and will cbe continued on January 15, 27, and…
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All who visited the Country Carnival last week are agreed that for high-class play it has never been excelled. There have been only two tournaments…
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