ONE of the interesting sidelights at a coursing meeting or speed track is mentally to sum-up the possibilities of a particular greyhound viewed for the first time, and the undoubted pleasure it affords When later on it fulfils one’s highest expectations ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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Article : 95 wordsRAY HERBERT, the Diamond Creek breeder, reports that Slivermane has whelped a litter of six (four bitches and two dogs) to the Derby and Waterloo Cup ...
Article : 423 wordsFOUR greyhounds were barred from competing in the four heats of the Centenary Gold Cup at Napier Park on Monday night, due to their being above or below ...
Article : 480 wordsTHE [?]ooding on the club’s track last week did very little damage, white the sill left on the track provided excellent going for the picnic fund meeting last Saturday ...
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Advertising : 901 wordsHIGH praise for the conduct of the Australian team of amateur boxers was expressed by Mr. Simpson, chairman of the N.Z. Boxing Council, on the recent tour ...
Article : 167 wordsFOR sheer ruggedness of action — with an occasional spicing of venom thrown in — no recent contest could compare with that in which Harry Lister ...
Article : 314 wordsPietro Spagnola. Italian light-heavy-weight, is to be seen in a new sphere during the holiday season, for he has signed up with ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 170 wordsTHE charity all breeds parade, arranged by the Australian Ladies’ Kennel Club, and held at “Ben Ledi,” Toorak the residence of Mrs G. J. Coles, proved a successful fixture. Fortunately, the threatened rain held off, which enabled a large crowd of visitors to watch the judging of the various breeds. The result should be pleasing for the Melbourne District Nursing Society, for which charity the event was arranged. Exhibition supported ...
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Article : 302 wordsBERT OSBORNE is training and expects to be matched within a couple of weeks. THE Negus “stable” Is somewhat depleted at present. Wyn has an attack ...
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Sporting Globe (Melbourne, Vic. : 1922 - 1954), Wed 12 Dec 1934, Page 7
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