Athletic Notes The Championships Triumph for N.S.W. Reps
The thirteenth biennial track and field games championships of Australia and New Zealand concluded at Adelaide yesterday must be written down as a veritable…
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Sporting Review - Tattersall's Cup.--sport Spoiled by Gale-- Racing in the Rain at Rand Wick.--events in Detail. Cup Surprise Julia Grey Wins a Protest Fails
The annual meeting of Tattersall's Club was Concluded yesterday, in extremely boisterous weather conditions and almost continuous rain. Most of those in the various enclosures viewed…
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The Anniversary Regatte Committee will meet this evening at the Chamber of [?] room, corner George and Grosvenor streets, City. Entries for all events clove at…
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Mr. O. W. Higgins, owner of that fine bitch, Cool Lady, intends sending her back to The Dickens (imp.). Mr. Higgins has previously secured a fine litter…
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The New Year is with us, and I wish all readers of these columns the best of good things for 1922. May all they wish come O.K. From a swimming…
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Joe Lynch, former bantamweight champion, surprised the boxing world by breaking off business relations with Eddie Meade, his manager, and…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Vacation Swimming Schools
The Education Department has organised 21 vacation swimming schools in the country as follows: -- Albury, Bathurst, Bega, Bingara, Byron…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Motor Racing
Alton Soules, motor racing driver, died recently as the result of injuries suffered in the San Joaquin Valley Classic over the Fresno (Calif.) Speedway…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Swimming Sydney League Club
Following are the handicaps for Sydney League Club b senior and junior events, to be held in Domain Baths to-night:-- 100 Yards Junior Brace Relay Handicap (7,30),--C…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Pittwater Regatta : the Governor-general's Win
MRS. J WILSON AND MISS HASTIE WINNING THE LADIES' DOUBLE SCULLS. The winners had a handicap of 15s, the distance being a mile. Mrs. Hendrie and Miss Beaumont (sec.) were second, and Mrs. Allen and Miss K. Belt (3s) chird. Rawhiti, the Scratch Boat in the All Yachts' Race, Which was won by Oenone (33m) Bona (8m) being second and Bul Bul…
Continued on Trove, page 18 →Boxing Garcia and Spargo
The Mexican, Garcia, w[?] accounted for Jerry Sullivan and Packy M'Farlane by the short method will find a tough proposition in our featherweight champion, Bert Sparge, at the Stadium on Saturday night, Garcia,…
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Stroke Handicap.—R. N. Goyce, 86—10=76; P. Hoberts, 82—1=81; A. Leone, 84—1=83; D. H. Bourke, 93—9=84; C. H. Ferris, 92—6=86; W. J. Gillard, 95—9=86…
Continued on Trove, page 14 →Golf Handicapping Methods
Relative to my remarks in this column three weeks ago on the subject of bogey and medal handicapping, Mr. Milner Stephen, the well-known Royal Sydney player, writes:--…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Public Schools. Vacation Swimming Classes
The vacation swimming schools of the Education Department have again met with bad weather at the opening, as was the case last year Lust year, however, through the…
Continued on Trove, page 12 →SWIMMING Australian Championships Approaching Carnivals
The New South Wales Amateur Swimming Association has arrangements well advanced for the Australian championship carnival, which is to [?]…
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TOM BROWN, Manager Victorian Juniors, now visiting Sydney…
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"CLANBY" SMITH, Captain N.S.W. Juniors, Moore Park Association…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Bowls. Interstate Carnival. Adelaide
The weather was decidely hot to-day for the twelfth and last day of the Australian bowling carnival of 1921-22. The carnival ended as auspiciously as it began, and the arrangements throughout have been…
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Our Perth correspondent wires that the prize money distributed at the Cup meeting totalled £11,860, and that the amount which passed through the totalisator was £59,435, which…
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