Boxing. Quendreux Beats Cairns
At the Sydney Stadium last night Fernand Quendreux, 10.7 got a points decision over Owell Calrns, 10.8: and Percy Young, 9.13, beat Larry Olive, 10.6, in the sixth round of…
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Newcastle Races
The following entries have been received the Summer meeting of the Newcastle [?] Club, to be held on Saturday and Wednesday, November 25th and 29th:—…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Letters for Darcy. Boxing Editor Fined. Action by Military Authorities
Lynton Harrington, a young man, and William Lawless, a Sydney sporting journalist, ware charged before Mr. Macfarlane, at the Central Summons Court, Sydney, yesterday,…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →A Smuggled Letter. Boxing Editor's Advice. "Name Up to Putty." "Sweet Money in Vaudeville." (By Telegraph.) Sydney
The movements of Les. Darey were referred to this morning, before Mr Macfarlane, S.M., at the Control Police Court, when Lynton Barrington and…
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Muswellbrook bowlers defeated Aberdeen in a two rinks match on Saturday last by 6 points, after a well contested game…
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Mr. Shadforth, secretary of the New South Wales Bowling Association, has received a telegram from Mr. Evans, manager of the team which has just…
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The Warwick Farm races, postponed from Saturday last until to-day, could not be held, as special trains were not available. It is probable that the meeting…
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Warwick Farm races, which were postponed until to-day, have been abandoned…
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The Newcastle Jockey Club may be counted fortunate in being able to hold its two-days' race meeting on Saturday and Wednesday next. Wyong, Cessnock,…
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The present generation may find it hard to realise that in the long ago Singleton possessed such a thing as a coursing club, and that fact further…
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Eddie M'[?]rty is desirous of meeting Geo Chip in a match for £200 a side. Jean Posey, the French boxer, who visited Australia some time ago, has had the…
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One of the few outdoor amusoments that might be described as flourishing is tennis, and the various clubs are to be congratulated on their success, but…
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Thosw who remember Mr Dick Bowman will at once conceedo that the great footballer has never been excelled either nere or anywhere else in the winter…
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Owing to the uncertainty with regard to the running of trains it has been decided to apply for permission to abandon the race…
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We are requested to announce that the Aberdeen Sports Club will hold a race meeting at Aberdeen on Tuesday, 26th December…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Boxing. Kay Knocks Out Magirl
At the Sydney Stadium on Saturday night, Fred Kay, the Australian boxer knocked out Art Magirl of America, in the tenths round. Kay was as elusive as ever but Magirl…
Continued on Trove, page 15 →Letters for Darcy. Boxing Editor Fined. Action by Military Authorities
Lynton Barrington, a young man, and William Lawless, a Sydney sporting journalist, were charged before Mr. Macfarlane, at the Central Summons Court, Sydne, on Monday,…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →The Decadence of Sport in Singleton Interesting Reminiscences. No. 3. Athletics
One of the most popular forms of sport in the long ago was athletics, and it enjoyed-great popularity for many years; but, alas! like many other things…
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At the Sydney Stadium on Saturday night, Sid Godgrey (N.S.W.), the referee stopping the fight in the 17th round. When the pair met a few…
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Although the attendance at the Cossnock [?] race meeting on Saturday was [?] large, the venture, according to what the officials said, was a financial success…
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