Boxing
The Hippodrome tournaments will be continued to-night in the following divisions.—Novice: Heavy. welter, light, and bantam weights; Open: Feather and bantam weights…
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Bowls
Scotland wants a visit from as Australian team, and the Australian Bowling Council has decided to invite applications from players willing to make the trip in…
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Fred Fitzsimmons' effort to come back at the Imperial Stadium on Monday night was much less interesting than was anticipated. For his opponent he had…
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In common with most other things the Swimming Vacation Schools have suffered somewhat from inclement weather, Datly reports are received from each school…
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Entries close at 4 p.m. on Monday next, Jan. 10, for the meeting to be held at Gosford on Tuesday, Jan. 18. In this issue the Armidale and New England…
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THE WANDERER, "Winner of the General Handicap for Cruisers of the Sydney Amateur Club R.S.Y. Squadron, and U.T.A. Club. She had a handicap of 12 minutes. Mis chief (10 minutes) was second and Olive (18 minutes) third…
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Owing to the wet weather there will be no play to-day in the country tennis carnival. The captains of teams are to meet on the courts at Double Bay at 11 o'clock this morning…
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The £590 tourney will be continued at the Hippodrome to-night, when the following contests will be decided:-- First, round, heavyweight novice division.--Stan…
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P.A.M., in The Leader, thus referred to J. M. Taylor's innings for three figures against Victoria: "Taylor scored nine 4's, all the result…
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Reply to V. K. R.—To compare two such giants of the game as Victor Trumper and Ranjitsinghi is a difficult matter, but in the writer's opinion the…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Boxing Contests Craving for Excitement
Why do people go to boxing matches? What is the strange, magnetic attraction that lies in the spectacle of two men pummelling one another with padded…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Rosebely Races Postponed
Owing to the rate the pony meeting which was to have been held at Rosebery this afternoon has been postponed until next Friday…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Cricket Season Should Not Be Shortened Football Should Be Restricted to the Winter Season
In Melbourne the dispute between the Victorian Football League and the Cricket Association continues. The former desires the playing areas for…
Continued on Trove, page 12 →Coursing the Long Lane-and the Turning
It is a long lane that has no turning— and it is pleasing ,to see by the last English mail to hand that there has been a turn in the road of ill-success followed by…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Lawn Tennis. Country Carnival
Country week commences today on the courts at Double Bay, and runs till the 12th. Twenty odd teams are entered of whom the best would seem…
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The following eight men have been selected to four England with the next Australian Eleven:—Armstrong, Collins, Bardsley. Taylor, Gregory, Mailey,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Druids' Cricket Association
The Druids' Competition will bo resumed on Saturday next. January 8, after a. lapse of three weeks. Although only four teams are fighting out the…
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A message from Paris states that the International lawn tennis final of the ladies' doubles resulted in Madame Danet and Mademoiselle Conquet…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Newcastle District Boxing: Burns Beats Dan Gallagher
"Burns has run 60 miles to-night from Gallagher", said one of the latter's [?]after the Imperial Stadium (Newcastle contest on Saturday night…
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