Swimming
Following are results of events at the Municipal Baths during the week end:— Senior 50 Metres Handicap…
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Swimming Notes
The carnival spirit prevails at the Singleton baths those days. Everyone concerned is praying for fine weather nest Saturday at least…
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Entries for tho annual night tournament events of the M. and D.L.T.A. close on January 24,…
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The secretary of the Hunter River District Bowline Association (Mr. G. H, Jarman) received a lettEr on Saturday from tho Now. South Wales…
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The following have been selected to play against Newcastle at Howe Park on Monday, 27th instant; play to commence at 10.30 a.m.: W. Robinson, R…
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Only one game in the Hunter River District Bowling Association's pennan competitions, which wore returned on Saturday, was…
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The meeting at Canterbury on Saturday resulted as under:— Maiden Walter Handicap, 6 furlongs. First division: Cashmere, 8.12, less…
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Few golf matches were played on Saturday, owing to the rain which swept the district. A few members of West Maitland,…
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Owing to the Rushcutter's Bay courts being flooded there was no play, in the country tennis teams championship to-day…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →MUSWELLBROOK Cricket Competition Second Round Muswellbrook
The opening games of the second round of the district competition were concluded on Saturday last on rain-affected wickets. So…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Country Tennis Off Rain Prevents Play To-day. Sydney
There was no play to-day in the country tennis championships owing to heavy rain…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Branxton Undefeated Leader in Hunter Cricket Competition Points Table Positions Deferred Game
The rain on Saturday brought cricket to an abrupt conclusion and the cessation of play marked the completion of the first round…
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Dungog team journeyed to West Maitland on Saturday last to take part in the Red Pennant Competition. The day was showery and it was…
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Points [?]cored Cup to January 12 by competitors in the Cessnock Swimming Club's point score events are as follows. S. McSparron 17…
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Play in the Booral v. Stroud match on the Booral ground was spoiled by rain on Saturday last. Booral had first innings and closed with 7 for…
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Muswellbrook Club held a meeting on Saturday night last. Results:—- Aberdeen Stakes (No. 1): Gay Nell (3 to 1 on), Sweet Black, Heather…
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A meeting of the committee of the Muswellbrook Mechanical Coursing Club was held last night, when there was a good attendance of members…
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Rink games resulted:-Yarnold, Diamond, Wallace, Walshe 24 v. Griffin, Broomfields, Moore, Moxey 21; Smith, Murphy, Bird, Fotheringham 37 v…
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Rouchel, with five for 180, resumed to the bowling of R. Sneddon and J. Chalkley; S. Cameron (50 not out) and N. Cameron: being the batsmen…
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Mr. A Boyd presided at the annual meeting of the South Maitland British Football Association at Weston on Sunday…
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