THE A.J.C. Races Weather No Hindrance. (By Telegraph.) Sydney
The A.J.C. meeting to-morrow is not likely to be interfered with by the weather, despite the heavy rain on the course…
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Mass Athletics
Mass athletics have attracted the attention of Army organisers interested in maintaining the physique of our soldiers since the war…
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The cadet competition was commenced on Saturday, the matches played on the Maitland Park being High School v. Morpeth and West Maitland 13[?] v. East…
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In response to a requisition the Mayor of East Maitland (Alderman J. H. F. Waller) has convened a meeting of citizens to be held in the Mechanics' institute East…
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The first Rugby League matches of the season were played on the Maitland show ground on Saturday afternoon, when the Hunter Rugby League carried out two…
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Since the completion of the competition the East Maitland Bowling Club has been engaged of tournaments The Clift Trophy and the President's Tropy are new being…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Maitland Races. Saturday's Meeting
Maitland Jockey Club's meeting at Rutherford on Saturday was very poorly attended and the field were small. The weather was showery, and this to some extent contributed…
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The first long-discus[?] road race by the Maitland Amateur Athletic Club was carried out on Saturday afternoon from the Belmore Bridge to the Bolwarra Public School and…
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Local bowlers had a good time on Saturday last, when a commencement was made with the Woods' trophy. The competition is a novel one, and is…
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The following players represented Broke A team at Howe Park on Saturday last:-K.-Hewit and Miss Dorrington, E. Loder and Mrs Hannam, N…
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The football season was opened on Saturday on the Dungog oval when the local players defeated the Wangat Rangers by 18 to 0. The ground…
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At the terminator of the [?] football match on Saturday a leg of beer was stolen from a booth on the ground. The desire of the owner and the police to…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →The Summer Vacation Swimming Schools. What the Department of Education Is Doing
One hundred and sixty children. A safe and suitable place to teach them to swim. Payment by each of the children of a…
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A committee meeting of the Maitland Amateur Athletic Club was held at the residence of the president (Captain Hempton) last evening the following being…
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A well-contested game was that between East Maitland and Clarence Town, played on the East. Maitland reserve. Although ceding weight, the former won by 9 to nil…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Swimming Schools. Address by Mr. J. Cummine at East Mattland
An enlightening address was that of Mr. Jas Cummine who is at present visiting country centers on Behalf of the Department of Education with a view to…
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Norman Brookes will defend his title as singles lawn tennis champion at Surbiton on May 24, if he arrives in time. Gregg, of New South Wales, is…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Latest Sporting News. Randwick Races, Postponed. Sydney
Randwick races, which were to have been held to-day, have been postponed in consequence of heavy rain…
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On Saturday afternoon next the following handicaps will be decided on the Maitland Park:—220 yards junior and senior, one mile walk, 880 yards, and broad and high jumps…
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The following will represent Singleton against R.S.A. on the Showground on Saturday next:—W. Turner (capt.), C. Doohan, H. Harps, F Twomey, M…
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