Tennis
In the continuation of the night competition on Thursday night last: Bellevue had a win over Bucks, 6 sets to 2. In the ladies' match, Acme…
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Swimming. Promising Lad
R. Newbiggin, 15-year-old Newcastle schoolboy, won the 220 yards country championship at the Australian championship carnival" at North…
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The second series of matches In the second round of both, the blue and red pennant competitions, being conducted by the Hunter River…
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Cessnock Show and Sports Club will resume greyhound racing at the end of the month, after an interval of several…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →BOWLS. Lorn Park Club
The tenth round of Lorn Park Bowing Club's Monday night rink competition resulted N; Guy, G, Stocker. J.Leth bridge,…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Cricket Chatter
A grade cricketers had, been five weeks without a competitive match as a result of which many of them gave poor displays, reminiscent of the…
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There was no alteration in the position of the leading teams as a result of the first series of games in the second round of the blue grade Pennant…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →TENNIS Our Lady Champions
Now that the 1937 Country Carnival is over and al the players back b[?]e we can all look back and say Cessnock for this year at least…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Cricket. Fourth Test Team
The following twelve players have been chosen to represent Australia in the fourth Test match: Bradman, Badcock, Brown, Chipperfield,…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Rugby League Newcastle's Protest Players Poached Sydney
That city clubs were poaching Its players was tho complaint lodged by the Newcastle Rugby League last night at the meeting…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →CRICKET Hunter Association the Fixtures
Next Saturday will mark the opening of the. second round of the first grade competition being conducted by the' Hunter River…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Racing Stables on Fire London, Jan, 18
Firemen called to blazing stables at Newmarket opened the boxes and set free 25[?] The terrified animals Sal[?] into the afreets…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Dog Racing to Start Owners Divided Over Sport
It has been decided to hold a two nights mechanical hare meeting at Cessnock at the end of the present month. The…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →N.S.W. LEADS Interstate Tennis SYDNEY
At tho end of the first day's play In the interstate tennis match, Now South Wa1es led Queensland by 4 rubbers 8 sets 66 games to 2 rubbers…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Lawn Tennis. Country Carnival. Success of Scone Ladies' Team
The country carnival was brought to a close in Sydney on Saturday, when the finals of the championships were played…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Dungog District & Stroud Cricket Association. Lively Delegate Meeting
A meeting of delegates to the Dungog District and Stroud Cricket Association was held in the Globe Cafe on Saturday night last…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Muswellbrook Still on Top in Cricket Competition Estwick's Sensational Bowling Feat. G. McCoy, J. Coffey and F. Casey also Successful With Ball Wins to Muscle Creek and Muswellbrook ("A") Victoria Park, Kayuga, Wybong ("B") "Hat Trick" to G. McPHERSON and Harold Estwick
The unique performance of the "hat trick" being registered twice in the same match occurred in the local district competition on Saturday afternoon last, the fixture being Wyhong v. Denman, and the bowlers to secure the honors were H. Estwick and G. McPherson…
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Point Score Competitions.—3oo metres for seniors (Newcastle Lime and Cement trophy); 150 metres for juniors ("Argus" cup)…
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Blue Pennants.—Singleton v. East Maitland No. 1, at Singleton. Red Pennants.-Singleton v. West Maitland No. 1, at Singleton…
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Singleton Club's par handicap, in continuation of Summer cup competition…
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