Power of the Judges When a Boxing Referee Is Right, and When He Is Wrong
A CORRESPONDENT asks the extent of the referee's power, and the power of the two judges in a boxing bout controlled by two judges and a…
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Scenes of Wild Enthusiasm Cricket Heroes Chaired Arena Rushed Melbourne, Tues
Melbourne crowds are particularly demonstrative. Today's finale at the M.C.G. was marked by one long…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →What Effect Will JARDINE'S Leadership Have Upon the Future of CRICKET
JARDINE'S leadership of England's 1932-'33 team will be remembered in years…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Nine Races at Harold Pk. Merle Drew May Win G.c.a
USUALLY mid-week racing is staged at Shepherd's Bush, but to-night's mechanical hare fixture will be held at Harold Park…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Changing Over To A.J.C. Racing Moves an Early Decision Expected Trainers Pleased
THE applications of the Rosebery, Kensington and Ascot Clubs for registration by the Australian Jockey Club will be considered by a special meeting of the A.J.C. committee tomorrow…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Glimpses of Australian Sport and Sportsmen Big Cricket Through "The Referee" Cameras
COPIES of photographs on this and other pages may be obtained at the Sydney and Melbourne…
Continued on Trove, page 18 →McGrath Is Stale Says Ellsworth Vines Will Tennis Authorities Now Heed Warning Given Many Months Ago?
ALL Australians are indebted to Ellsworth…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Give Us a Board That Will Control Cricket! And Not the Private Lives of Players
FOR many years now cricket in Australia has been controlled by a Board, on which every State is represented by from one to three delegates. In the past it did excellent work in managing the game…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Melbourne Due for a Boom in Boxing Palmer and Freeman Signed Al Foreman and Kid Como : Blay in Welter Title Match
The time is now ripe for a boom in Victorian boxing. For the past three years Sydney has been the venue of practically all bouts of major importance in Australia, but, a few real first-class battles will turn popular interest towards boxing in…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →Bright Swimming Is Promised Noel Ryan Has Eye on All Major N.S.W. TITLES Olympian May Trouble Charlton's 880 Record Great Sport Likely
Sensational as were last season's N.S.W. swimming championships with the epic struggles of Charlton and Ryan, the forthcoming N.S.W. Amateur Swimming Association's annual carnival to be held at the Domain Baths on January…
Continued on Trove, page 23 →America Again Too Powerful Took Early Lead in Adelaide Third Tennis Test Hopman's Good Form in Singles and Doubles Crawford Sparkles Again
America established a firm hold on the third Test which began in Adelaide on Saturday by winning the three singles. They finished the day with a lead of 3 rubbers to 1, Crawford and Hopman scoring a meritorious win over Vines and Gledhill in an exhilarating five set doubles…
Continued on Trove, page 23 →Class Importations Give True Standard of Local Boxing Home Champions Who Look Real Before Acid Test Same Faces Fog Critics and Boxers Old Lament - "No Larry Foley"
DOES a boxing critic grow stale watching the same fighters fight? Does he lose that discernment necessary to judge a real class man from the best of a bad lot?…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →Lull Before Big Athletic Events Tuning Up For N.S.W. Championships
SYDNEY athletes had a quiet day on Saturday the majority preferring to have a rest from competitive running over the holiday week-end. But there's…
Continued on Trove, page 17 →Graphic Story of The Test World's Record Cricket Crowd Gets Its Thrills England's Four Fast Bowlers Battle Tenaciously Days of Fluctuating Fortunes Bradmans "Duck"—and Then His Great Century!
THE stage in Melbourne was set for a wonderful Second Test, from the standpoint of public interest and the weather on Friday morning. Unsettled for a week, the weather cleared several days prior to that set down for opening the match. Accordingly, the ground gradually improved, until it became fit in every way for a great Test…
Continued on Trove, page 13 →Turf Jottings From Here There & Everywhere Ranchero's Promising Form—Against Betting Shops—Winners' Prices in Big Races—Penalties at Flemington — An Overweighted Maiden—McCarten's Good Year—Betting Jockeys—A Staying Possibility—Tasmanian Betting Taxes It Would Improve Speculation
IT has been the custom to issue the weights for Tattersall's two principal handicaps, the Carrington Stakes and Tattersall's Cup, prior to the commencement of the A.J.C. summer meeting. At one time there was some straight-out ante post betting on each, but…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Boxing. Henneberry v RICHARDS
Fred Henneberry and Ron. Richards, the Queensland aboriginal (middleweight), have been matched to supply the principal contest at the Sydney Stadium on Monday, January 16…
Continued on Trove, page 13 →In Tennis Test
Junior VIV McGRATH, who has been spelling from big tennis, is to reappear in the fourth Test against U.S.A…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Manly, Lone Survivor Bowls Club's Success
Manly, alone, survived the fifth round of the president's two-rink competition yesterday with two lives. The Villagers…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Greyhound Racing. Rain Causes Postponement
[?] an hour before the time for starting the [?] race at Harold Park last night, a heavy [?]storm swept over the course, and at 10 [?] to 8 the Greyhound Coursing Association…
Continued on Trove, page 13 →Tennis Team for Fourth Test
THE Australian tennis team to meet America in the fourth and final Test match in Sydney on January 12, 13,…
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