Wallsend Races
The Wallsend Jockey Club's March meeting is to take place this afternoon, and the committee have every reason to anticipate a large attendance. The five…
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Sport, 1905
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Athletics
The Queensland Amateur Boxing Association has fixed upon August 7th and 10th for the dates on which the Australasian Amateur Championship shall take place…
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Several members of the Australian team have been telling New Zealanders how they can improve the standard of cricket in the colony. Noble insists on the…
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The annual meeting of the Hunter District Lawn Tennis Association was held at the Chamber of Commerce last night, Mr. J. Cowen presiding…
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The annual meeting of the Carlton Football Club was held last evening at Fryar's Hotel, Mr. H. Dolan in the chair. There was an attendance of about 60, and great…
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The annual meeting of the Lambton Football Club was held in Griffith's hotel on Tuesday evening. Mr. Spellacey occupied the chair, and there was a good…
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At the Central Criminal Court to-day, Richard Simmons, a middle-aged man, was arraigned on a charge of having, at Orange, on March 16, last year, falsely…
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The Wallsend Jockey Club's race meeting took place yesterday and as far as the weather conditions were concerned, everything went well until the last race…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →District News. Tighe's Hill. Rosedale Football Club
The annual meeting of the Rosedale Football Club, held on Tuesday evening, at Young's Hotel, was largely attended. Mr. G. W. Bailey presided. The report was…
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Sid. Wilmott, recently returned from England, and Ted Green have signed articles to box for the Australian bantam supremacy on May 6th…
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The New South Wales Amateur Swimming Association tried to ascertain the terms under which Cavil was engaged to give exhibitions in New Zealand, but the…
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News has been received in Melbourne that the leading players of the Australian team before leaving New Zealand held a meeting at which indignation was…
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The annual meeting of the Western Division Football Club was held at the Belmore Hotel on Tuesday evening. Mr. E. J. Rafferty presided, and there was a good…
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At the meeting of the council of the A.A.A. in Sydney, the programme of the Shrubb-Duney international sports meeting, set down for April 15th and 22nd, was…
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A general meeting of the Newcastle swimming Club was held at the Sport Club on Thursday night, when there was a large attendance of members. The…
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B team, City v. Hamilton, on City green, to-day.—Moss, Pike, W. A. Winn, James, Mitchell, Barden, Thompson, Allen, Brain, Carrington, Patcy, Wakefield…
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The annual general meeting of the Northern Branch of the Rugby Union is to be held at the Chamber of Commerce on Monday evening next. The report to…
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The annual meeting of the Federal Football Club was held on Wednesday evening, Mr. Wells presiding. The annual report showed the club to be in a good position…
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The annual meeting of the Newcastle football club was held last night at the Chamber of Commerce. Mr. A. H. Hough vice-president in the chair. A large…
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Dan O'Connell expects to be laid up for a month with his injured leg. W. Thompson and J. M'Nulty have been matched to box the best of twenty rounds…
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