Athletics
Fifty-five pounds odd per minute of working time. Such is the pay offered to M'Govern and Ben Jordan for boxing six rounds in Tattersall's Athletic Club, Chicago, and a…
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Sport, 1901
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Plattsburg. Wallsend and Plattsburg Regatta Club
The above club has finally decided to hold its annual regatta at Lake Macquarie on Saturday, the 26th instant. The members have done the correct thing in thus…
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Thus "Actacon" in the Auckland "Star" of January 5:—The Caledonian sports on Saturday were marked by a splendid exhibition of hammer throwing by Constable Skinner…
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It was generally thought that the pennant match down for decision yesterday between the City and Hamilton clubs would have been postponed owing to the death of her Majesty…
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The New South Wales Cricket Association has decided to place a simple tablet in the portion of the Sydney Cricket Ground to the memory of the late Mr. J. J. Ferris and in…
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LONDON, Tuesday.—It is stated that Ranjitshinhji, the captain of the Sussex county team, intends, if necessary, to use Mr. C. B. Fry as a bowler…
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Jeffries and Ru[?] have signed articles to meet at Cineinnatti on 15th February for a match of twenty-five rounds for the championship…
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In the pennant match Lowlands v. Waratah to be played on the Lowland green to-morrow the former will be represented by Messrs. Genge, Lock, Fields, Richmond, Clayton,…
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The Chinese are about the last people in the world due would expect, to play football, yet in Northern China there are quite a number of football teams…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Public Mourning in Newcastle the Races Indefinitely Postponed. Visit of the Victorian Cricketers Abandoned
The shock occasioned by the death of Her Majesty has had a paralysing effect upon business in Newcastle, and nearly everywhere there are manifestations of…
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All arrangements for the Tim Nolan Tut-Ryan fight in Melbourne on March 4 are complete. Each principal has posted a deposit as an earnest that he will fight for…
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The carnival to be held at West Maitland promises to attract a large contingent of Newcastle swimmers. So far the reason has been decidedly flat in…
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The pennant match between the Lowlands and Waratah clubs, originally arranged for this afternoon (26th), has been postponed until some future date…
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Mr. J. R. Wood's team leave Sydney to-day for Melbourne in the R.M.S. Rome. Messrs. T. Hogue, J. R. Hall, and W. M'Glinchey left Newcastle last evening for the purpose of…
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The following interesting article is from "L'Epernier":— "A typical bird, one that can hold his place in the show pan, should have, in the…
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M'Dermett and Maxmillian, who were matched some weeks ago to wrestle the best of three falls, catch-as-catch-can style, have been unable to obtain a…
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Stapleton, the N.S.W. plunging representative, finds at the last moment that he will be unable to represent this State at the Victorian carnival. His place will be taken…
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The popularity of the Lake Macquarie Park was again demonstrated by the exceptionally large attendance of the residents from all parts of the Newcastle district on Saturday in…
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Playing for East Adelaide againts Wests on Saturday, C. Hill scored 67 and Leak 51. P. F. Warner, the Middlesex cricketer, interviewed with regard to the action taken by…
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Green and O'Brien decided their boxing contest in the Hall of Science on Saturday might, in the presence of a fair attendance. G. Gallagher acted as referee, and J…
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