Sporting TENNIS
The newspaper "L'Auto" to-day ranks Crawford and Quist as the world's best doubles pair, followed by Allison and Van Ryn, Hughes and…
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Dog Racing Cessnock
Cessnock Show and Sports Club will conduct a mechanical hare coursing meeting on Saturday night next. The programme will include 300 and 500…
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Singleton meeting attracted a very fair attendance, although the horses which competed were not up to the average in numbers. The meeting…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Bowls Singleton Surprises Muswellbrook. Records Easy Win
Muswellbrook bowlers were defeated by Singleton in the Red Pennant game played on the Singleton green on Saturday afternoon last, the…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →BOXING Win for Turiello Morgan Defeated Sydney
After putting up a plucky but ineffective display, the American boxer, Tod Morgan 0.13, was outpointed by Saverlo Turiello 10.1½ over 15 rounds…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Night Tennis Championship Games Splendid Play
The Maitland and District Lawn Tennis Association's, night Championships were advanced a further stage last night when matches…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →CRICKET. Dungog District v. Gloucester
A team of second graders from Dungog and District Association journeyed to Gloucester on Monday, 27th inst, and recorded a victory…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Journalists' Cricket Match Maitland-Cessnock Defeat. Newcastle
Jack Laird put up a fine performance while playing for Maitiand and Cessnock journalists against a team of Newcastle scribes,at the…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Fine Century Upper Hunter Cricket Leaders Beaten Scone
Both Blandford and Aberdeen, leaders of the Upper Hunter Cricket competition, which was continued on Saturday, met reverses, but…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Greyhound Racing. Johnnie Walker Cup Meeting. All Hazard's Double. Scone Stakes to Terms Street. Alor Star Wins Long Distance Race
The local club's Johnnie Walker Cup meeting, postponed from the previous week-end, was held on the showground track on Saturday night last…
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Dashing over 220 yards in 22secs., in the Dunn Shield inter-club track championships at the Sydney Sports Ground on Saturday last, Ted…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Max Truscott was Star in Saturday's Cricket Brilliant Innings for 153. Bowman Park Defeats Victoria Park. Muscle Creek Has Easy Win. Spring Creek Down to Muswellbrook
A brilliant innings for 153 by M. Truscott, of Bowman Park, was the outstanding feature of the concluding day's play of the second round in the…
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A feature of the mooting at Muswellbrook on last Saturday night was the success of the Singloton dog All Hazard, owned by Mr Stewart Paget…
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At the Municipal Baths: 150 metres for seniors (Newcastle Lime and Cement Co.'s shiold) and 75 metres for juniors ("Argus" cup)…
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Putting up a plucky but ineffective performance, Tod Morgan, 9.13 (America), was defeated on points by Saverio Turiello, 10.14 (ITALY), over 15 rounds,…
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Blue Pennant Competition.—Singleton v. Kurri, at Singleton. Combined competition on Singleton green…
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Singleton Golf Club will conduct an 18-holes store handicap, handicap, and cards will count in the point score competition…
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J. Crawford, A. K. Quist, V. B. M'Grath, and C. Sproule (player-manager) will represent Australia in the Davis Cup this year. The team- was…
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Jock Kay, who has a position with the Rural Bank down below, has not lost interest in cricket. In fact it has been intensified. Jock has…
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The following are selected to play against Nundah at Nundah on Saturday next, 8th February; lorry leaves Drill Hall at 1.15 p.m. sharp: 0…
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