Rugby Union Maitland Team Reserves' Success
During the woek-end, Maitland players had just about as much football as they wanted, The Reserves are right at their…
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BOXING Rules of Refereeing Popular Fallacies
There has been a deal of controversy regarding refereeing in coalfields boxing recently, due no doubt to the lack of knowledge…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Popular Girl Rugby League Comp. First Count
The first count in the popular girl competition, being conducted by the Maitland Rugby League Club, was made last evening…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Cricket Tourists 12th Man to be Chosen
The twolfth man for Mr. Arthur Mailey's team which will tour canada and the United States of American, has not yet been selected; but it is under…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →English Cricket Team (Australian Press Assn. Message.) London
"Plum" Wartner denies knowledge of the Australian report that he would be the manager of the English cricket team to tour Australia this year…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Flashes on the Sport Screen Mew From All Athletic Fields Both at Home and Abroad Brevities for the Following of Every Game Live and to the Point Look for the Feature Every
If arrangements which H. D. Mc. Intosh has under way at the present minute are satisfactorily finalised, Australia may sec two giants of the…
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There were no competition matches played in Raymond Terrace on Saturday, on account of the rain. The methodist Res. A No. 1 team…
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The team to represent the Raymond Terrace Wanderers, on Saturday is:—Pogonski, McDonald, Foot. Erickson, O'Brien Burgess, Collins, Boots. Watson,…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →BOXING Promising Boys Kurri's Talent
In marked contrast to many other stadiums, the Royal fight promoters are being inundated with claims for engagements in…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Rugby Union Competition Points Three Grades
Merewether-Carlton is the only unbeaten team in the first grade (Mullally Cup) Rugby Union competition…
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The fifth round of the mixed doubles competition conducted by the Maitland Association will be continued on Saturday…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Electrical Coursing
Electrical coursing, known mostly as the "tin hare," is going strongly in Cessnock. When the coursing was reintroduced here and began to boom…
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Weather conditions prevented the members of the Myall golf club from visiting Waratah links on Monday, Labour Day, to spend the holiday…
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The greens are working up well, and should be in good order for the week-end. Competitions will be arranged for both days. It is expected that…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Rugby League Football Cessnock v. Western Suburbs Bytheway to Play Again
To-morrow (Saturday) afternoon the Cessnock Rugby League team will journey to Waratah Oval to play Western Suburbs…
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Some delightful tennis was witnessed on the council court last night by a large crowd, when the finals of the C Grade events were decided and…
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Tea Gardens opened the football season on Saturday last by sending a second grade team to Bullahdelah. Although the local lads suffered…
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Tea Gardens second grade football team visited here last Saturday and tried conclusions with the local second grade team. The home side was…
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