Swimming
The swimming carnival' held at Granville Baths on Tuesday night had a big attendance. The Victorian team won the men's…
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Big Fields at Regatta
There were big fields when the George's River New Year Regatta was revived at Sandringham today after a lapse…
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There were big fields when the George's River New Year Regatta was revived at Sandringham today after a lapse…
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There were big fields when the George's River New Year Regatta was revived at Sandringham today after a lapse…
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There were big fields when the George's River New Year Regatta was revived at Sandringham today after a lapse…
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There were big fields when the George's River New Year Regatta was revived at Sand-ringham today after a lapse…
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There were big fields when the George's River New Year Regatta was revived at Sandringham today after a lapse…
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Sir,—The biggest obstacle to the enlivening of cricket is the fact that careful defensive play commonly pays the best dividends…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Big Crowd at Tennis
A capacity crowd witnessed the seaside tennis tournament at Manly today. Interest was centred in the…
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Biggest Catholic sporting event in Sydney over the holiday period was the Australian Catholic, Lawn Tennis Association's first national carnival since 1938. Details of the various activities, extending from Christmas night to New Year's Eve…
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NEW YORK, Wednesday. -- Davis Cup player Ted Schroeder won the singles championship in the Sugar Bowl…
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VIC JACKSON, the Waverley and State all-rounder, has signed to play for Leice[?]er in English county cricket for…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Tennis Mrs. Bolton Wins Game
Australia's women's singles champion (Mrs. N. Bolton), despite a shaky start against Miss E. Ashford. drove Miss…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Johnson To Manage Touring Cricket Side From Our Cricket Writer
MELBOURNE, Wed.—The Australian Board of Cricket Control to-day appointed Mr. Keith Johnson as manager of the Australian team which will tour Britain in 1948…
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MELBOURNE. Saturday. --Leading from start to finish, High Play played a trick on backers by taking the…
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MELBOURNE. Saturday. --Leading from start to finish, High Play played a trick on backers by taking the…
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MELBOURNE. Saturday. --Leading from start to finish, High Play played a trick on backers by taking the…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Tennis Long Fight in Title Final
Miss A. Hattersley was fully extended to beat Mrs. D. Fogarty in a thrilling- three-set match in the finals…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Melbourne Races Three Up to Ungar
MELBOURNE, Saturday.-- With a brilliant run in the last furlong, Ungar won the Stradbroke Handicap at…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Melbourne Races Sun Lyric's Grand Race
MELBOURNE, Saturday.-- Continuing backers' winning run, Sun Lyric, third favorite on end, scored a meritorious…
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