Athletics
The Newcastle Harriers' 120yds Handicap, run on the Rugby Ground on Saturday, attracted much interest. The final resulted as follows:—W. Adams. 7yds, 1;…
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Sport, 1905
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Boxing at West Wallsend
A West Wallsend correspondent writes:—Now that the miners are working well there is nothing but fight on for the next two or three weeks. "Monk" Ford and…
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When Silver Bryant, the representative of the National Sporting Club, visited Newcastle the other day, it was with the object of inducing Bill Squires to fight…
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At a special meeting of the committee of the Metropolitan Rugby Union on Monday night. Mr. W. Howe was appointed to the position of paid secretary,…
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The married and single members of the S.S. and C. Co. C.C. tried conclusions on Saturday, and after an exciting game the married men defeated their opponents by…
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Buttan Singh and Bert Woods are to meet this month in a contest for the wrestling championship of Australia. The Australian wrestler Harry Pearce…
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The Newcastle Club held its 17th members handicap last night. Mr. J. Bayatt acted as referee, Messrs W. Brain and A. Green as judges, and Mr. Don M'Lean as…
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Now that the cricket season is drawing to a close, members of the various clubs are stirring themselves in view of a big season ahead. A large meeting of juniors…
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Blaxland was out in a peculiar manner in the Sydney-Melbourne University match, for he was "kicked out." He and Waddy attempted to steal a run when the…
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The glove contest between Pent and Ford of West Wallsend, to-morrow night is to be referred by Mr. Harry Ford. Arrangements were being entered into by…
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The boys' handicap and Peats of Potters's handicap are to be swum off by the Cook's Hill Club in the baths to-night…
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Mr. W. Howe, the newly-appointed secretary of the Metropolitan Rugby Union, has been connected with the game for the past seventeen years. He played as a…
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The question of paying the expenses of members of the New Zealand teams in the approaching matches against the Australians was under consideration at a recent…
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Gold Lock's weight (7st) was omitted from the official list for the Hexham Handicap. The gates were sold yesterday afternoon…
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The bantam champion Ted Murphy is in receipt of a telegram from Kalgoorlie W.A., offering him a £200 purse for a match with Thorn bantam champion of…
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Arrangements are well in hand for the Cook's Hill carnival, to be held in the Corporation Baths on Wednesday night next, the 8th inst. In addition to the…
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The Victorian Junior Association has disqualified La Mascotte Club for life. The La Mascotte and the Northern District Clubs were engaged in the final…
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Given fine weather, the race meeting at Hexham to-day promises to be well attended. Upwards of fifty entries have been received for the four leading events, and…
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A meeting of the residents was held in Mr. R. Hill's refreshment rooms, for the purpose of forming a tennis club in West Wallsend. Mr. James Johnson was…
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The V.R.C. autumn meeting will be entered upon to-day, when everything points to a successful day's racing. All the events have filled well, and with most of the…
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