A Racing Crisis. Adelaide Races Boycotted. Adelaide
Owing to the final decision of the South Australian Jockey Club not to fix any extra racing days for this season, the committee of owners and trainers have…
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Sport, 1902
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Aquatics. Newcastle Annual Regatta
One of the leading local attractions to-day is the Newcastle Annual Regatta, preparations for which have been in hand for many weeks past. The programme…
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LONDON, Tuesday.—Jim Jeffries and Tom Sharkey have been matched to box the best of 20 rounds in San Francisco in April next…
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A race meeting is to be held this afternoon Under the auspices of the Newcastle Jockey Club, and despite the big counter attraction in the regatta, the committee…
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Fulton and Mason, two local lads, decided their glove contest in Champion's Hall, Teralba, on Monday evening, in the presence of a very large attendance. The…
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The annual championship carnival of the Federal Club in to be held in the Corporation Baths on Wednesday evening next. A first-class programme has been…
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The Newcastle Annual Regatta was held yesterday under most favourable circumstances, and from every point of view was a decided success. Better…
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The South Australian Jockey Club has started retaliatory measures on the owners and trainers who scratched their horses for to-day's meeting. Some of the…
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Despite the big counter attraction in the annual regatta, there was an excellent attendance at the Newcastle Jockey Club's race meeting yesterday. The…
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A meeting of the executive committee of the Newcastle annual regatta was held at the Centennial Hotel last evening, the president (Mr. S. Arnott) in the chair…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →A. D. Robinson, Tattersall's Club, Sydney. A. D. ROBINSON notifies that his address is now Tattersall's Club Sydney Letters and Telegrams will be promptly attended to. All telegrams must be reply paid. ATHLETICS
Letters and Telegram will be promptly attended to. All telegrams must be reply paid. 2549…
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Entries for Cameron and Gibson's next handicap fall due to-morrow night. Although they have not signed articles yet, Billy M'Coll and the American, Jim…
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The Federal Club's carnival to be held next Wednesday night is attractive a considerable amount of attention in the local natatorial world. A first-class…
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In 58 test matches, the toss has been won 31 times by England, and 27 times by Australia. On 55 occasions the captain winning the toss has decided to bat…
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On New Year's Day an interesting game of cricket was played at West Wallsend between teams representing the local and the Mulbring Club. Play…
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The dispute between the South Australian Jockey Club and owners of racehorses horses has been amicably settled. The next race meeting of the club will take…
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Entries for Gibson and Cameron's Handicap to be run next Friday, evening, close to-night at the usual places. Billy M'Coll passed through Newcastle…
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The wonderful recovery made by the Australian team in the second innings of the test match yesterday has never been quite equalled in any of the series. The…
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At the Golden Gate on Saturday night, Denny Moloney defeated Joe Dunne in the fifth round. Jim Scanlan, the American boxer,…
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"Mat" Roseingrave was a spectator at the Auckland Cycle Club's sports meeting. The Irish athlete was on crutches, and does not expect to get rid of them for some…
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