Boxing. Howe's Tournaments
There was a good attendance at the Maitland Stadium on Saturday, when the £50 tournament was advanced another stage. Six bouts were set down, but of these only…
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Boxing
At Melbourne on Saturday night Herb M'Coy defeated Jack Read in the seventh round. Red Watson defeated Henri Demlen…
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The Singleton Bowling Club's green has been closed for its annual top-dressing. At present the green is in very good condition, but it is necessary that it should have some…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Boxing. Uren Defeats Clune
Tommy Uren (9.8½) and Jack Clune (9.8) boxed for the lightweight championship of New South Wales at the Sydney Stadium last night, Uren winning…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Cricket. Northern Division Club. Annual Meeting
The twelfth annual meeting of the Northern Division Cricket Club was held at Fatzeus Hall last evening, when Mr. C. B. Worden presided over a fair attendance of…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Boxing. Les, Darcy As an Actor
Unlike many champions Les Darcy has not gone to the stage, but in a sense the stage has come to him, for arrangements have been made to screen a picture story of…
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The contest at the Stadium on Saturday night will be a hard match, for Kay has decided to adopt fighting tactics. Kay, ex-welterweight champion…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Boxing. Fritz Maki Matched
Fritz Maki, who recently outed Billy McNabb at the Maitland Stadium, will meet the winner of the Everndem-McGuire contest, to take place at the Rushcutters' Bay…
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The August meeting of Maitland Jockey Club will be hold on Saturday next. Splendid entries have been received for the five races, and…
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The matches arranged for Saturday should provide the public with good football. The first round is drawing to a close in both senior and junior competitions, and the teams…
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Mr. Howe's £50 tournament, now running at the Maitland Stadium, will be advanced another stage to-morrow (Saturday) night. Winners in the first round and others…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Bowls. Central Club
The following players will take part in a game on the Central green on Saturday afternoon:—G. Galton, son., Thompson, G. Norman, McLauchlin; Branscomb, Dixon,…
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After a couple months'spell the Cessnock racecourse will be the rendezvous of sporting folk on Saturday, September 11. An attractive…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Maitland Races. To-morrow's Meeting
Favoured with another such day as to-day, there should be a record attendance at the Maitland Jockey Club's August meeting, which will be held on the picturesque…
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The loss of Newtown Olympia Stadium by fire will, for some time to come, concentrate all important Sydney boxing in the big building at…
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Mr. Howe's £50 tournament will be continued at the Maitland Stadium to-night. All winners and others entered who have not yer taken part are reminded that they must be…
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There was a good attendance at the Maitland Stadium, on Saturday, when the £50 tournament was advanced another stage. Six bouts were set down, but of these only…
Continued on Trove, page 15 →East Maitland Races
Most of the business places in East Maitland have consented to close on Wednesday afternoon next, on account of the patriotic race meeting to be held on the East Maitland…
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Proceedings at the Maitland Stadium on Saturday night were stopped in consequence of boxers not putting in an appearance Mr. Howe conferred with beat-winners, who…
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A list of business people who have consented to close their business places in East Maitland on Wednesday afternoon next in consequence of the patriotic race meeting…
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