Boolaroo Races. Successful Meeting
Boolaroo Racing Club's meeting on Sat-urday was largely attended, due partly to the fact that it was miners' pay-day The weather was fine and not, and fanned…
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Boxing
Tommy Urn, 10st 71b, won the middleweight championship from Fred Kay, 10st 12lb, at the Sydney Stadium on Saturday night in a contest which…
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Wally Vincent (Q) and Harry Kurain of Newtown met in sydney on Monday night in a 20-rounds contest and Kilrain won in 11 pounds. Kilrain is a Maitland boy, his…
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Central ten in versus Maitland, on the park on Saturday afternoon:—Hall, Davey, Crockett Bolt; Flynn, G. Galton, Jun., W. Galton, Silk; G. Moore, Sams, pickering, R…
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The following will represent South Singleton v. Belford, at Belford, on Saturday next, at 2.30 p.m.:—H. Richardson, F. Scholes, A. Britz, L. Lambert, F…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →British Food Supply. Potatoes on Golf Links. London, Wednesday, night
Walton Heath Golf Club, of which Mr. Lloyd George is a member, has allotted five acres for potato-growing. The King has consented to a scheme for…
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Singleton play Hamilton to-day in the Northera Pennant Competition. Following are the rinks:— A. Robinson, J. Smith, Luaney, Muxlow,…
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Mre. Darcy, of Emerald-street, East Mait-land, mother of Les Darcy, yesterday re-ceived a cable from Les, from New York. stating that he was well and had written…
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Another of the popular race meetings at Rutherford will be held to-day, under the auspices of Maitland Jockey Club. There arc six events on the…
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The programme for Muswellbrook's January race meeting, to be held on 29th instant, appears iii this issue, and should be…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Boxing. Carpentier's Patriotism. London
Carpentier, interviewed for the "Weekly Dispatch," denies his intentions of fighting either Willard or Darey. He is a soldier of France so long as any German remains…
Continued on Trove, page 15 →Local News. Swimming. Pupils carefully taught to swim. Terms on application. E. J. Bourke. Railway Deviation
Among a large number of reports being printed and issued at the present time by the Government Printer is one referring to railway deviation work…
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In the second game of the A pennant competition the following clubs met:—City Lambton, Lowlands v. Waratah, Hamilton v. Singleton, Maitland v. Maitland Central,…
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Jimmy Hill (9.8), the Australian feather-weight champion, easily secured the decision on points at the Sydney Stadium on Saturday night in his contest with Matty Smith…
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Race meetings at Rutherford have been on the successful side now for a long time, fine weather and large attendances being the general rule, while the support of…
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On Saturday, February 10th, Jim Tracy, a pupil of Fritz Holland, will combat with Colin Bell in a twenty rounds clash. Jim had been waiting…
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A cable message, dated New York, January 16, says:—Reports from Barcelona state that Jack Johnson is nearing poverty, and theat he will probably become a bull-fighter…
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Sir,—Referring to "W.M.C.'s" report of last Saturday's match on the Park green,it is to be readily conceded that the stronger team won. The victory of the Parkers…
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A cablegram states that Jack Johnson, the pugilist, is in Spain, nearing poverty. He will most probably become a bullfighter…
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Singleton play Wallsend on Saturday in the Northern Pennant Competition. Following are the rinks:— A. Robinson, J. Smith; Lunney, Muxlew…
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