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NZ Truth, Issue 327, 30 September 1911, Page 8

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Cable says that the Australasian Northern Union team opened to a gate at Coventry. They won comfortably by 20 to 11, but that ! gate business* will have- to buck up .some to be any good; Fr a nk Smith, sejir., the New South wales champion, got . away with Stevenson's scalp at the Vivon Club, ' Sydney, receiving- 100 points start m 600. They also played two games of snooker, winning one each, giving the club members a gopd run for their money. Re that cabled defeat of George 1 Gray— by one W. Smith. With the | scores a t 4iaa-isos. it is stated that ! Gray retired. The game was 5000 U P, Smith receiving start. No reason is assigned for Gray's retirement, and right on top of this he handed out a hiding to a Cleveland ! celebrity, named Bedford, allowing ! him 250 m 750 handicap. |