Swimming
Miss Violet Walrond, 15 years of ago, champion lady swimmer of New Zealand, who arrived in Sydney by the Manuka on Thursday last, enjoys the…
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Bowls
Mr R. E. Norman, hon, secretary of the Hunter River District Bowling Association, writing to Mr W. W. Collins, hon, secretary of Singleton Bowling…
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Now South Wales defeated the Englishmen on Saturday by 24 points to 6 Muswellbrook defeated Denman in…
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Sir,—On Saturday afternoon last people were attracted to the Show Ground to witness saveral football matches, but should there be a repetition of Saturday's games…
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FOR to-morrow and Thursday a special rink tournament for the Mary Gold trophies will be played if sufficient entries are forthcoming. As nine rinks will be available each…
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A meeting of members of the above will be held in the School of Arts to-night, Tuesday, at 8 p.m., when a good attendance is anticipated…
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The president Rev. Percy A. B. williams, presided at a meeting of the Maitland District Lawn Tennis Association in the School of Arts last evening Five clubs…
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In his presidential address to the Anglican Synod in Brisbane on Tuesday, Bishop le Fanu made a plea for unity in this time of world…
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Four Muswellbrook bowling teams will proceed to Newcastle to-day (Wednesday) to engage in matches with local clubs…
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Muswellbrook defeated Denman in the R grade competition match played here on Saturday, last be 6 points to 5…
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Lord Forster, new Governor-General of Australia, achieved considerable reputation in first-class cricket in England as a useful batsman and a good slow bowler. He made…
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Playing against Derby, for Essex, J. W., H. T. Douglas took eight wickets for 30. Yorkshire, playing against Middlesex. lost three wickets for 235 (Holmes 140…
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Tommy Buxton, of Maitland, and Bill Broadley, of Cessnock, will meet in a boxing contest at the Strand Stadium, Cessnock, to-morrow (Friday) evening, Buxton…
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The Newcastle Jockey Club's holiday meeting commenced yesterday, when the weather was bright and fine, but the attendance was not so large as expected, so…
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Remarkable feats of agility were performed by an officer wearing a new type of artificial leg on a stump 6in long at Sister Randell's gymnasium class for the disabled…
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About one of the most attractive fights that has yet taken place in Cessnock will be staged at the Strand Stadium to-night between clever Bill…
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The following will represent Clarence Town Waratahs in a match against Dungog Rovers, at Clarence Town, on Saturday next. J. Lane,…
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On the west Maitland park on Tuesday afternoon. a team of soccer players from Marist Brothers. Newcastle, played the local Marist Brothers, and were defeated by 5 to…
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At the general meeting held in the lodge room on Tuesday, at which there was a large attendance, lengthy discussion took place regarding boundaries in which to select the…
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