Boxing. Tournament
The first round of the £60 heavyweight and featherweight tournaments will be continued on Saturday night, when first-class sports in promised…
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Football
In a return match, played yesterday, N.S.W. Rugby League defeated Queensland by 39 points to 6; the match on Saturday also…
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Belgian Handicap.—Aberdonia, King Hampton, Arch Foote. 6 to 4 on. Australian Handicap.—Anne Bolynnei Polly Dear, Miss Vanadium, 5 to 4…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Singleton Letter. Bowls. Singleton
Saturday last wan an eventful day in the history of Singleton Bowling Club, when a match was played on the local green, between a team selected by the president of…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Bowls. Presidents Bowling Team. Gala Day at Singleton Green
Saturday, last will long be remembered by members of the Singleton Bowling Club when they received the honor of a President's team from Sydney and…
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Those in search of a good night's amusement, and at the same [?] of witnessing some good exhibition bouts of boxing, should not miss the continuation of the first round…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →MUSWELLBROOK RACES—July 5
The next race meeting of the local Proprietary Club will be held on Memday, July 5th. The programme will be similar to that which attracted a record…
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At the Sydney Cricket Ground on Monday the Queensland Rugby League team was beaten by New South Wales by 39 points to 6. Horder, who on…
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A chat with Eddie McGoorty reveals that great lighter has a high opinion of Australia as a home of the boxing games. For a high-class man who will fight square and on…
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The coming match between Les Darcy and Mick King in Sydney on Saturday night represents the highest point which Australian middleweights have reached for years…
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The programme to be put before the public on the Maitland Park to-morrow is easily the best so far this season. There will be two senior and three junior matches, so that…
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Cessnock Seniors v Neath, at Cessnock, 9.30 p.m.—Nicholson, Kempe, Davis, McGrane, Nowland, Pearl, Hartley, Watson, Shake…
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Given fine weather. Wallsend races, which are set down for to-morrow (Saturday) should attract a large attendance, and with such good entries the meeting should he…
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The first Mixed Doubles' Tournament was concluded on Saturday last, and after some exciting and closely-contested games, was won by…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Boxing. Rise of Tommy Uren
Tommy Uren is a lightweight of whom a good deal is being heard, and he promises to make yet more stir. He first came into the limelight through his fine fighting in…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Lower Rouchel Races
Despite counter attractions, the Lower Rouchel Race Club brought off a successful fixture on Monday last. The attendance was hardly…
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Fred Dyer, the "Welsh singing boxer," made a brilliant reputation for himself in Brisbane and Melbourne before eomiing to Sydney. In Brisbane he got…
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The Maitland and Stadium should be packed to the doors to-night to witness the second night of the first round of Mr. Howe's great £50 tournaments. There will be six hears…
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In the Hunter Rugby Union's junior competition this afternoon West End boat High School by 5 to all, and East End Boat East Maitland 14 to 9…
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