Bowls
In the first round for the Dagwell trophy, on the Hamilton green yesterday afternoon, Meikle and Carlin beat Beahen and Pain by 31 to 12…
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Sport, 1912
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Bowls
There was a good muster of bowlers on the Maitland green yesterday afternoon to see the contests for the championship honours in the pairs and the…
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Syd. Gregory played in his first test match at Adelaide, on March 24, 1892, just 20 years ago. George Giffen, the once great Australian…
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A large attendance may be looked for at the March meeting of the Wallsend Jockey, Club which is on the list for decision to-day. Six events are to be run,…
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A postmortem examination of the body of the French boxer Bellin, who died after a contest with an Englishman named Everuden, at Montmartre,…
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Ted Robbie left for Sydney yesterday afternoon. He expects to pick up a match or two shortly, and will then return to Newcastle…
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"The finest innings ever seen on the ground." was the general verdict of the spectators at six o'clock on Saturday last, when Brown, playing for Narara…
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Fortunately for the Wallsend Jockey Club, the rain which fell heavily early yesterday morning ceased before ten o'clock, and the club's March race…
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In a cablegram from Bombay, published in "The Age" last week, it was stated that the Legislative Council of that great dependency of the Empire had drafted a…
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Bob Whitelaw is training at the Speers' Point Hotel for his contest with Jack Clarke in Newcastle. Johnny Thompson, "The Iron Man,"…
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The final of the champion rink competition will be played off on the Wickham green to-morrow afternoon between Lowlands and City teams. A keen contest…
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M'Vea and Barry meet at the Stadium to-morrow night. Ted Green is anxious to meet Dick Orchard at Kurri Kurri…
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It has been ascertained that only six rinks of the Wide Bay (Q.) bowlers will visit Sydney next week, and in consequence it has been decided that where…
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The senior final match between Wickham and Narara will be continued on the Association Ground this afternoon. Considerable interest is manifested in…
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There is likely to be a record attendance at the Rosehill race meeting to-day. The programme is one of the most attractive issued for some time, and…
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The good folks of Newcastle, of course, are aware of the trouble in the cricket world, over the Australian Eleven, and doubtless the cricket enthusiasts of your…
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Entries for Mr. J. Rowan's two tournaments fall due on Friday, the 20th inst. The prize-money totals 50 sovs. The weights are 8st 7lb to 9st, an 9st 7lb…
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Developments are expected in a few days in connection with the Australian cricket team for England. It was stated on the best of authority in Sydney that…
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At the ladies' carnival held yesterday the feature of the afternoon was the fine performance put up by Miss Fanny Durack. In the 100yds championship of…
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The annual meeting of the Wallsend and District British Football Association was held at White's rooms, Wallsend, on Saturday evening, Mr. J. Maloney presiding…
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