Athletics
Representatives of Tommy Burns and Bill Lang having met to settle the new date for their postponed match, it was thought that a decision would be…
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Sport, 1910
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Football
The International Board has approved of some of the alternations in Rugby football as suggested by New South Wales, Queensland, and New Zealand unions. One of the…
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Young Corbett, at one time king of the American light-weight boxers, was, at latest advices from Yankeeland, to be tendered a benefit, and a New York…
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The Perseverance Swimming Club's carnival is to take place at Tighe's Hill to-day. Several club and inter-club races are set down for decision…
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It is the intention of members of the City Club to play off the heats drawn in various competitions during the Easter holidays. On Easter Monday morning…
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An application from the Maoris to again visit Australia during the coming season will be dealt with at the next meeting of the League committee, to be held on…
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A start will be made with the second junior, final on the Association Ground to-day, the contesting teams being Adamstown and Soap Company. The match will…
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Jim Corbett has added another solution to the result of the Jeffries-Johnson fight (says the American correspondent of the London "Sportsman"). He has…
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The Perseverance Swimming Club held two handicaps at Tighe's Hill yesterday morning—a club handicap and a juvenile handicap. Mr. J. Dawson acted as…
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In the preliminary round for the district singles competition, on the Wickham green yesterday, M. Beahen beat H. Wilkins 26 to 16; and in the No. 10…
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The Maitland Bowling Club has a full programme of engagements with Sydney clubs for the Easter holidays. Yesterday they met St. George at Rockdale, and…
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Followers of the Northern Union game throughout the northern district have not been idle during the summer months in making preparations for the coming…
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In the matches against Victoria, three West Australians made over 100 runs—viz., T. H. Hogue, 283, (0, 76, 23, 64, 119 and 1), A. Christian 297 (31, 97, 9, 9, 15, and…
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One of the foremost of the games which we have adopted is the royal and ancient game of goff, gouff, gowff—the last the genuine old…
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A very peculiar case, and one that has attracted much attention through out New Zealand, has just been decided in the Supreme Court here. It was an…
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The Wallsend Jockey Club Easter race meeting will be commenced to-day and concluded on Monday. The programme is a very attractive one, and as all the…
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The proposal to form a gymnastic club in connection with the Newcastle Surf Club is one that should commend itself to all the younger members. There is…
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A large contingent from the Wickham Club visited Manly on Saturday afternoon for the purpose of receiving from the hands of the president of the Manly Club…
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The Wallsend Jockey Club's Easter meeting was entered upon on Saturday and, in spite of the big counter attraction at Randwick, there was an excellent…
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A boxing match between an aboriginal, Jerry Jerome, and Reidy took place at the Paddington Stadium on Saturday night, when there was a large crowd…
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