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Women's Sport
DECEMBER 16 will be a red letter day for 16 women cricket players, for it is then that the Australian team to tour England in 1937 will ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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ANOTHER CORONATION FOR KING CRICKET
THE Queensland Cricket season, which will commence with the A first round of Brisbane pennant matches to-morrow, should be full of interest, for, apart from the Test tour of Allen's English team there is promise of improved displays by the younger ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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Golf
QUEENSLAND'S team of eight amateur golfers will leave Brisbane to-day to compete in an inter-State match and the Australian championship in Melbourne. They have a twofold mission—to win, and to influence the Australian Golf Union in its consideration of the State's claims ...
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SWEDISH KING'S GIFT TO TENNIS
KING GUSTAV, of Sweden, one of the greatest patrons lawn tennis possesses, has presented to the Swedish Association a challange ...
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Soccer
UPON the question whether the Milton defenders can hold out the speedy Booval forwards depends the destination of the Tristram Shield, the ...
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Sailing
AS expected a ready response has been made by snippers to the call for entries for the combined opening demonstration on the Hamilton on September 26. A flotilla of 110 racing craft should make an imposing [?] Man still delights to harness the wind, but the number of ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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Australian Code
THREE factors support the opinion that Mayne will triumph over Valley at Perry Park to-morrow in the final of the Australian game ...
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G. P. S. Athletics
TO-MORROW the greatest event of the schools' athletic year—the All Schools' Sport—will be held at the Exhibition Grounds. ...
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THE SPORT OF SPORTSMEN
C. E. Armstrong, the Queenslander who won the King's Prize in Adelaide, Is another example of golf as the ...
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Cycling
The road season for cyclists is nearing the end. The last open events were held on Saturday, and the various clubs have only a few more races to decide. ...
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FOR TOUR FUNDS
Throe open events will be held at Enoggera towards the close of the month. On September 23 a stroke handicap. in aid of the Queensland Golf Council's ...
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DECISION TO HALL
Joe Hall, the Australian boxer, won a points decision over Clarrie Rayner, of Blenheim, in a fifteen-round bout at Wanganui. ...
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TAIT TO PLAY MID-WEEK
George Tait, Milton and Men's Met. badge grade player, will participate in Brisbane mid-week men's tennis, the official start, of which has been postponed ...
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League Play is Through, But There is Still Much to be Done
RUGBY League football in the metropolitan area saw its finis with Western Suburbs' victory over Valley for the premiership, but it seems that ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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Vigoro
For the seventh season in succession Mrs. McGregor-Lowndes was elected president of the Brisbane Ladles' Vigoro Association. Miss Jess Patterson, inter-state ...
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Club Prospects
THE premiers, South Brisbane, should commence well to-morrow against valley, whose attack, on paper, is of a doubtful character ...
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Boxing
With the promise of more than 80 competitors the State championships, which are to be conducted by the Queensland Amateur Boxing and ...
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BRITISH FOOTBALL
The following football fixtures were played to-day:—ENGLISH LEAGUE FIRST DIVISION.—Chelsea v. Liverpool. ...
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