Newcastle Regatta
A a meeting of the committee, held at the Newcastle Council Chambers on Saturday night all arrangements were completed for to-day's Newcastle annual regatta…
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Sport, 1912
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Cockle Creek Boating Club Annual Regatta
The annual regatta of the Cockle Creek floating Club was held at Speers' Point, Lake Macquarie, en Saturday, and, although the attendance was only moderate,…
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One of the principal holiday attractions to-day will be the Newcastle Jockey key Club's race meeting, and if favoured with fine weather, it is safe to…
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It may not be generally known that cricket, or rather the crude bat and ball game from which modern cricket has evolved, was played by monks in…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Maitland District "Newcastle Herald" Branch Office: High-street, West Maitland. CRICKET
The school of arts met a team from Allandale on the showground on Saturday afternoon, and defeated team by five wickets and 65 runs. S[?]rts:—…
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The final deposit of £20 a side in the glove contest between Dick Turpin, of Maitland, and W. M'Nab, of Weston, was made good on Saturday night. The…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Athletics. Boxing. Challenge to Burns. Sydney
A straight-out challenge was issued to-day to Tommy Burns by Billy M'Clain, Sam M'Vea's manager, M'Clain said he had no desire to engage in a newspaper…
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The Newcastle Jockey Club's race meeting yesterday proved to be a very popular holiday attraction. Although the weather conditions were threatening in…
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The steamer Tofua, which was the flagship for the Newcastle regatta yesterday, was the scene of an unfortunate accident during the afternoon, as a result…
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The first contests in connection with the Davis competition were played to-day in fine weather. Australia got the first leg-in. Brookes…
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The members of the Maitland Bowling Club spent a pleasant day on their green in carrying out a rink tournament. The weather was pleasant, and the green was…
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Writing on October 24, the Boston correspondent of London "Mirror of Life," says:— "Ray Bronson , who, to my mind, is…
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Arrangements are being made to bring the contest between Dick Turpin and W. M'Nab off in the Adelphi Hall, West Maitland…
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The case of the Newcastle player, P. Walsh, which is before the English Northern Union, is not considered by some critics to be on "all fours" with…
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A batsman was out In peculiar way in a match in South Africa. He stepped out to a short-pitched boll, and Campbell, the understudy wicketkeeper…
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The South African team to play in the triangular matches will be selected from the following:— Sherwell, Faulkner, Tancred, White,…
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Truscott and Pitto Chapman are to decide their contest at Cessnock. There seems little doubt that Lester's powers of endurance and lets wonderful…
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Johnson, the boxing champion, who is to meet M'Vea in Paris, offers to meet Flynn previous to that engagement…
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Eddie Clabby, a member of the family which has been made famous in the boxing world by Jimmy Clabby, made a good fight of it with "Young" Hauley before…
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Less than a year ago W. Longworth, the Rose Bay swimmer, who had been unknown to the vast majority of followers of the natatorial art, made…
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