Swimming
The twice-postponed carnival, promoted by the Pirate Club, is to be held this evening in the Corporation Baths. The entries for the different events have reached…
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Sport, 1902
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Cricket
Simultaneously with the death of Briggs has occurred that of another Lancashire man, Mr. Walter G. Mills, an excellent bowler, who played for Longsight…
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The Newcastle Jockey Club's race meeting, postponed from Wednesday, is down for decision this afternoon. There are five events on the card, and as upwards of…
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Walsh and Turner have at last been matched to battle for the featherweight championship of Australia. The contest will be decided at the Gaiety Club, the…
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Waratah 4th juniors v. Hamilton 4th Juniors, on letter's ground at 3 p.m.—Former's team: Skelton, Miller, Dombkins, kearney (2). Smith, Smithers, Rowe,…
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The Omrah will have formidable passenger list of cricketer. In addition to the English and Australian teams, there will be Spofforth, Laver, and Dr. Roland…
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The Newcastle Jockey Club's race meeting, which was postponed from Wednesday, took place yesterday under very pleasant auspices. The weather was fine,…
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The following handicaps have been declared for the first swimming race promoted by the West End Swimming Club. The race will take place in the river from…
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It is satisfactory to know that after two postponements the Pirates will come out with a balance on the right aide. The carnival was well managed,…
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The president of the Hamilton club, Mr. S. Kinder, has presented a handsome gold medal for competition. Appended are the handicaps allotted. viz.:—Swain, Donald,…
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When the New South Wales footballers were in New Zealand in August last Tom Costello, the skipper of the team, was injured. Mr. and Mrs. H…
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Entries for Gibson and Cameron's Novice Handicap close this evening. Of all the glove contests recently spoken of as likely to eventuate shortly…
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An enjoyable game was played on Saturday afternoon on the Asylum Ground between a team from Messrs. D. Cohen and Co. and the Hospital for Insane Cricket…
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At the Golden Gate on Saturday night, young "Micko" of Newcastle (whoever he is), was beaten by Ross in the third round and Nicholls defeated Goddard in four…
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Previous to the third test match MacLaren was asked by a representative of the "Review of Reviews" why Jessop had failed to bring off any of his big hitting,…
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There was spirited wagering to-night at the Victorian Club when the curd was called for the Australian Cup. Several substantial wagers were taken about…
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The Bows of the unfortunate breakdown of Mat Roseingrave has reached his native land, and "Dublin Sport," after referring to the mishap, and touching on…
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The board of control in connection with the summer's Australia v. England "test" matches has now been completed by the appointment of A. J. Webbe to represent…
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The existence of two swimming clubs in West Maitland should be some incentive to the aldermen to take into consideration during the winter months the necessity…
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Mr. M'Donald, the owner of Revenue, had lodged a complaint against Burn, the rider of Flintlock, for interfering with his horse in the Australian Cup. The…
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