Boxing
Those who have attended the Stadium, Rusheutter's Bay, since the arrival of the American boxers, have high praise for the cleverness of Jimmy Clabby. And,…
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Swimming Baths
For a long period, the need of suitable provision for bathing in the local portion of the Hunter, which borders the town on the western side, has been keenly felt, and the statement in…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Aberdeen Amateur Races. Successful Meeting
On (Boxing Day) Aberdeen had a record day for liveliness. On account of the Aberdeen Amateur Jockey Club holding a grass fed meeting on that day, I would not doubt…
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In November, 1811, a wager was run for ten gulneas aside, in White Cooduit Farm, between tow tradesmen of the names of William and Johnson, of Islington, the one to…
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Dick 'Arnst, the champion sculler of the world, has accepted an invitation to be present at the glove contest between Shakespeare and Coleman next very…
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On Monday next (New Year's Day) a day's sport will be provided on the park by Mr. R. L. Logan, one of the vicepresidents of the Maitland Bowling Club,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Morpeth Regatta. Successful Gathering
Morpeth's annual attraction—the regatta— was held on Monday in fine, but hot weather, in the presence of a large crowd of spectators, who evinced keen interest in the…
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Mr. McIntosh states that Land will fight Sam Langford for £3500, at the Olympic, probably on February 15, 1911, and wil meet Petty Officer Curran on January 18…
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The Singleton District Junior Association competition matches will be re-started on Saturday next, January 7th. Following is the draw for that day:— All…
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The Christmas season is providing its usual crop of holiday bathing fatalities. Some of these no doubt result from recklessness and venturesomeness, some probably from…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Boxing Contest. Lang Defeats Burns. London, Monday night
Over 5000 spectators watched the contest between Lang and Jack Burns. Lang attacked strongly from the start, and led well in the first round. In the second ,round several…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Record Cricket Match. Innings Closes for Three Runs
Something of a record was put up In a cricket match at Wellington on Tuesday, between a team of cricketers front Orange and a Wellington team. The…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Cricket. Sydney District C.C. v. MUSWELLBROOK C.C.
A team from the Sydney District C.C. visited here last Monday night by the 9.10 train to fulfil their fixture with Muswell-Brook Club on the following day. They…
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Ideal weather prevailed for the annual athletic sports, run under the auspices of the local Athletic Club on Boxing Day. Stewart's Brook in only a small…
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The death is announced of lack White, known amongst old-time runners as the "Gateshead Clipper." which occurred at Fulham, London. on November 21, Jack…
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