Athletics
At Ibrox Park, Gingow, J.P. Stark, of the West of Scotland Harries, 2 yards start, won the 100 yards invitation handicap in time returned as 93 5rec, E. Volst (Manchester),…
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Sport, 1908
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Swimming
The following details of the English one mile swimming, championship, held at Laicester on 41th August, and won by Beaurepaire are to hand by the mail…
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LONDON, Thursday.—T. Tartakover, of the East Sydney Swimming Club, won the southern counties' 440 yards swimming championship, beating H…
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East Newcastle C. Club.—A club match will he played at Centennial Park on Saturday. All members are requested to be present…
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At a meeting of the council of the Lawn Tennis Association of England, held at Birmingham, the report of the committee of management appointed in…
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Sir,—Your correspondent, Mr. H. [?] Noble, says it is misteading to insinuate that the New Lambton Club appointed 29 vice-presidents to get financial…
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On 23rd October Burns will appear in an athletic entertainment in Melbourne on behalf of charity, when he will endeavour to illustrate upon a chosen…
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Whit all the stakes full, there should be some exciting sport at Teralba to-day, when the local coursing club intend running another meeting. The first course is…
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Following is the draw for the Newcastle Club's Stroke handicap to-day. First eight best gross scores qualify for the club championship:—Allen v. J…
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LONDON, Friday.—In the match for the lightweight championship Nelson knocked out Gans in the 21st round. The coloured pugilist Johnson is…
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The matches postponed last Saturday on account of rain will be played on the Rugby Union Ground this afternoon, and comprise a real variety of Rugby. Cook’s…
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Members of the Newcastle East Club engage in a club match this afternoon on the Association Ground. The Easts are fairly strong this season, and should…
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Sir,—Mr. H. J. Noble has deemed it necessary to criticise "True Sport" on his remarks regarding the appointment of "vice-presidents" to cricket clubs. No…
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LONDON, Friday.—The cricket match at Scarborough between Lord Londesborough's England Eleven and the M.C.C. Australian Eleven resulted…
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The thirtenth annual meeting of the Hunter River District Cricket Association was held in the committee-room of the School of arts last evening. Mr. W. Barnard occupied the…
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Ed. Jessop returned to Newcastle, yesterday, on the lookout for a match. It is understood that he will conncet with Charlie Frost…
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LONDON, Saturday.—Tartakover, the Sydney swimmer, has placed another fine performance to his credit. Swimming in the Southern…
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There was no room for complaint on the part of the football enthusiasts on Saturday, for the union arranged for two senior matches, and two games on the…
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The committee of the Wallsend Jockey Club were gain favoured with the weather on Saturday, when the September meeting was brought to a conclusion. There was a large…
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Another large crowd of spectators was in attendance at the Rugby Union Grounds on Saturday, when quite an attractive programme of Rugby was decided. Four matcbes…
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