Bowls. Pennant Games
On Saturday afternoon the fifth games in this competition were concluded, and the following Pennant teams met in opposition:—Lowlands v. Singleton, Hamilton v…
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Boxing. Darcy and Gibbons. New York, Feb. 16
Darcy repudiates the contract which O'Sullivan signed on his behalf, matching him with Gibbons. Darcy says that O'Sullivan is no longer his manager, and is not…
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In a fight at Sydney Stadium on Saturday night for the middleweight championship Australia, Tommy Uren 10st 8lb retained the title by outpointing…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Letter to the Editor. Bowls
Sir,—Having read Cessnock's reply to my, letter in your issue of Saturday last, permit me a few words in reply. The secretary of Cessnock knows that I was not…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Bowls. Cessnock v. MAITLAND [?]
In the B league bowls competition on Saturday, Cessnock beat Maitland No. 1 team by 33 point on the local green. The Cessnock team has reason to be proud of the…
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The following will represent South Singleton v. Combined Team, at South Singleton on Saturday next, at 2.30:— A. Britz, F. Roser, W. Coates, L. Bower,…
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Owing to Al McCoy being compelled to [?] engagement his place in the match with Darcy will be taken by Jack Dillen. The managers state that Darcy…
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Entries for the swimming carnival in aid of the Cessnock patriotic Fund are coming in well, and the fixutre promises to be suc-cessful. The Newcastle Premier Swimming…
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Maitland jockey Club will hold another of its popular meeting at Rutherford to-morrow, and if the weather proves favourable there is certain to be a large attendance, as…
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Central team against Lowlands on the Central green on Saturday afternoon:— Hall, Davis, Crockett, Bolt; Saunders, Wakeham. W. Galton, Silk; J. Moore,…
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Owing to Al M'Coy being compelled to fulfil a prior engagement, his place in the match with Darcy will be taken by Jack Dillon. The managers state…
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Singleton v. Waratah, at Waratah, today, in Pennant Competition:— Muxlow, Collins, Hewitt, J. Smith. Burns, Geary, M'Dougall, Saunders…
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[?] at Salisbury Plains, chielly [?] South Wales defeated Australian [?] leas in London. at Rughy, by 13 points to 7…
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The sixth [?] in this competition was commenced on Saturday afternoon, but when a few heads bad been completed rain pre-vented any further play for the afternoon…
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The bout between Jack Coyne, of America, and Tommy Uren, middle and welterweight champion of Australia, at the Sydney Sta-dium on Saturday night. was a Door [?]…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Maitland Races. Successful. Meeting
Maitland Jockey Club brought off another very successful meeting at Rutherford on Saturday last, which was favoured by a beau-tiful cool afternoon, and a large attendance…
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Liew Edwards (9st 7½1b) secured a points victory over Quendreux (9st 81b) at the Brisbane Stadium on Saturday night. Edwards completely outboxed…
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The following will, represent Scuth Singleton v. Belford, at Belford, on Saturday next at 2.30: L. Lambert, H.Hill, H. Richardon, M. Weale, F. Phillips, D…
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Singleton met Waratah on Saturday on the latter's green. Owing to inelement weather play was stopped after about eight heads had been played…
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