Latest Sporting News. Boxing in New Zeaiand. Sydney
Tommy Uren won the decision over Fritz Holland In a fifteen—found, contest in Wellington, New Zealand, last night…
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Coursing. Cessnock Coursing Club
On Saturday next the Cassnock Coursing club will held at meeting wilen a sweep of 10/ for an unlimited number of dogs will take place Nominations [?] to-morrow…
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[?] plying against [?] a record the first four batsman searing centuries They were warner Lee, J. W. Hearne and High…
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Jim Biggins who recently sprang into lame by defeating Harold jones in the 19th round for the bantam championship of Great Britain will meet Ledoux the French boxer…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Motor Racing. London. Monday Night
The first post—war meeting at [?] attracted leading motorists The chief event the Lightning Handicap was contested by four ears—Harry Hawker's…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Lawn Tennis. Vancouver May 25
A message from New york states that william Johnston the National Singles champion says that America's chances of victory in the Davis Cup matches are the…
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Following are the nomipations for Muswellbrook Races, to take place on Saturday next, 29th instant.—FLYING HANDICAP,—Ciceroni[?], Glen…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Lawn Tennis. Woodville v. St, Mary's
A game of tennis was played between Woodville and St. Marry Tennis Clubs on the former's court on saturday The play resulted in a win for woodville as follows:—…
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A committee meeting of the maitland Amateur [?] club was held on monday evening, Mr. A. R. Taylor occupied the chair others in attendance being messrs…
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New York, Monday.—The "New York World" states that Carpentier lias signed an agreement to box "Battling" Levinsky for the light-heavyweight…
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Mr Foster, one of the managers of the British football team which arrived on Monday, says the team is quite as strong as the last one that visited Australia in…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Football. High Schools' Match
Maitland and Newcastle High Schools played on the Maitland Show Ground yesterday under Rugby Union tules, The game was an interesting one, although neither…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Lawn Tennis. Davis Cup Contests
The New Zealand Tennis Association has decided to hold the next Davis Cup contest at Auckland at the end of the year, the dates recommended being December 21, 22,…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Cricket in England. Tall Scoring
London, Monday.—Playing against Sussex, at Lords, Middlesex scored 543 for four wickets, and closed the innings. P.F. Warner scored 139, N. Haig 131,…
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The Mayor, Alderman W.M. Porter, presided at a well-attended meeting of those interested in the re-opening of the East Maitland Club last evening, Besides…
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Last Saturday's coursing meeting, the fourth since the formation of the Cessnock Coursing Club, was easily the [?] off. The…
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Sports will learn with regret that Tim Whitehead will be unable to fulfil his contract with Joe Abrahams. Timothy met with the misfrotune to…
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Four Ragby League matches will be played on the Albion Ground to-morrow (Saturday) afternoon. Spectators must keep outside the oval, and Trespassers found inside…
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The opening meeting of the Sedgefield Race Club was held on Saturday. The attendance was good and the racing conducted well. The Winners were:…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Football. Saturday' Matches
Albions v. Clarence Town, at Dungog. Rovers v. Booral, at Booral. Stroud v. Wangat, at Stroud…
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