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AQUATICS.
—Public Schools Second Crews' Four-owed Gig Race. 28. C.S.R.C. Trial Fours. ...
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WILLIAMSTOWN AND WYNCOURSING CLUB.
Stewards.—Messrs. R. [?] ston, J. Fiworthy, C. Lindsey, J [?] H'Boss, J. Horsley, W. Clarke, S [?] [?]—Mr. Gunton, Slipper— R. G. [?] ...
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ROWING NOTES.
The winter season is invariably a dull time of it on the river, and the present is no exception to the rule. The northerly winds that have now prevailed for some weeks have ...
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MESSENGER v. LAYCOCK.
We understand that the match between these men maybe considered, for all practical purposes, aa made, though there is no money deposited yet, nor articles of agreement ...
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ATHLETIC SPORTS.
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THE CARLTON AND HOTHAM DISPUTE.
Sir,—Since Hotham has deemed it expedient to air a presumed grievance in your columns, Carlton must, in self-defence, with your kind permission, reply. That very ...
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FOOTBAL GOSSIP.
I see that a match under the Victorian rules between a team of old Victorian players and a team of all comers has been arranged for the 31st inst. at Sydney. So many old ...
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THE WATERLOO CUP.
Sir —Now the excitement of the Waterloo is all over, will you allow me to make a few remarks on the late running. I think some of the favourites were very much favoured by ...
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