CRICKET Interstate Schools
Queensland beat New South Wales by 20 runs when the fourth interstate schools' carnival was begun at the sydney Cricket Ground…
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Singleton Golf Associates Annual Meeting
The annual meeting of the Singleton Golf Associate's was held at the Mechanics Institute last night, and was well attended…
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Having dealt with some points on the back swing last week, and indicated that the top of the swing is a position where the body has pivoted…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →FOOTBALL Game in Britain LONDON, March 26
Association,—Second divisions Oldham v, west [?] 2-2, Third division southern section Luton v, Orient, 0-1,…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →ATHLETICS Rothert's Records
Harlow Rothert the American field games' exponent created an Australia and a state record at the New south wales Amateur…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →FOOTBALL Rugby Union Star Players
Maitland, always noted as a Rugby Union stronghold, due no doubt to the fact that it has at its beck and call hundreds of classy players,…
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The Maitland Golf Club opened the season on Saturday last, and had a large attendance. Invitations were extended to (lie Clubs around to join in the opening…
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The following players will represent Raymond Terrace Methodist Club in the Maitland Competition on Saturday:— A grade gents v East Maitland Park,…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →English Racing The Lincolnshire LONDON, March 25
The Lincoinshire handicap resulted knight Error 1: Rattlin' the Reefer 2; telasur 3. Thirty—five started…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Boxing Booms Again Crowd Cheered Popular Win Brilliant Bantam Bout
Boxing certainly came into its own in Maitland last night, when a crowded house at the Catholic Hall went mad with delight at the brand of stoush that promoter Packy McFarlane had served up. The main 12—rounds event between Tiger…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →FOOTBALL Rugby League Keys Cup
On Easter Saturday or Monday afternoon at East Maitland, Maitland team will play this Morpeth [?] Maitland combination in a round of…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Rugby League Football Enthusiasm Among Cessnock Players
Cessnock Rugby League footballers have now grot right down to "tin tacks" with a view of fielding a strong team in the Newcastle…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →BOWLS Champion Singles
To-morrow (saturday) the semifinal and final games in the champion singles competition will be played on the cast Maitland green, The…
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On Saturday next the Dungog A. team will meet a combination of the three remaining A. teams on Victoria Park. As the Dungog team has not…
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Pindimar played Tea Gardens at the latter place on Saturday last. The visitors were defeated by about 70 runs on the first innings…
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A general meeting of the Aberdeen Football Club took place at the School of Arts supper room on Wednesday 25th. inst., to receive the report of…
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A meeting of football enthusiasts was held on Saturday evening, when it was decided to form a new club with the headquarters at Gloucester. It is…
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The committee of the above club are notified that, a meeting will be held on Monday night next, at 8 o'clock, at the School of Arts…
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White Park (1) v. Gundy, on White Park, to-morrow: Gordon, Jones, Hopwood, Coffey, Harman, Ward, Aisbett, Welsh, Harper, Duckworth, Dennewald,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Tennis Northumberland Carnival
The sixteen grass courts on Maitland Park, on which the above tennis carnival will take place, are receiving special attention, and at the…
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