Bowls
On Saturday afternoon a rink from Singleton visited the City green to engaged in a friendly game with the City champion rink. The Singleton club relied on H. S. Robinson,…
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Boxing. Babe Picato Defeats Hill
The contest between Jimmy Hill, featherweight champion of Australia, and Babe Picato, of South Africa, at the Sydney Stadium on Saturday night, was clever and interesting. Hill…
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On Saturday, the Marist Brothers' School Football Club brought a very successful season to a close by defeating the Dungog Superior Public School on the latter's ground…
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The football with which a captain in the East Surrey Regiment "kicked off" for the advance of his men on July 1, and which, with other footballs, was dribbled…
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Babe Pieato, of South Africa, knocked out Jimmy Hill in the seventh round at Sydney Stadium on Saturday night. After,20 rounds of stirring and at…
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A very interesting one rink match was played on Saturday last between Singleton and Newcastle City clubs on latter's green, the visitors being beaten by…
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Babe Picato of South Africa, knocked out Jimmy Hill in the seventh round at the Sydney Stadium on Saturday night…
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A tennis team from Muswellbrook visited Singleton on Saturday and played a match on Howe Park courts; resulting in a win for the home team by an…
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Following [?] the entries for [?] races, to be held on Saturday next:—Welter Mile,—Tony Blue, Mervyn King, Persian Cat, Pounce, Wongabindi, Melton…
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On Tuesday afternoon a, rink from the Maitland Club visited the City green to engage a rink consisting of BArtlett, Hooker, Beahen and Arnott, in a friendly game. With…
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On the City green yesterday afternoon the return game between the Sydney and Northern Associations took place. The sydney team was selected by Mr. Spence, president of the…
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The patriotic races to he held at Gloucester to-morrow promise well. There are many prospective entries and a creditable string of…
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To-night's contest at the Stadium, will be between Tom M'Mahon and Los O'Donnell (heavyweights). Both men are tough, hard-hitting boxers, and it is…
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Singleton will be engaged in a onerink game with Wickham on latter's green to-day. Following are the…
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The contest between Jimmy Hill, featherweight champion of Australia, and Babe Picato, of South Africa, at the Sydney Stadium on Saturday night, was clever and interesting. Hill…
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A deputation, representing the churches and National Council of Women waited upon the Premier of West Australia and asked for the abolition of bookmakers, and…
Continued on Trove, page 15 →Historic Football Dribbled to the German Trenches
The football with which a captain in the East Surrey Regiment "kicked off" for the advance of his men on July 1, and which, with other footballs, was dribbled…
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A race meeting, organised by a committee of local residents, was held on the Morpeth course on Saturday afternoon, in aid of the School of Arts building fund. There…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →BOXING. McMAHON Defeats O'donnell
Tom McMahon, the American heavyweight, knocked out Les O'Donnell in the tenth round of their content at the Sydney Stadium on Saturday night. The…
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Boolaroo Racing Club's September meeting on Saturday attracted a big crowd of racegoers, though the attendance was not quite so large as that of the previous…
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