Boxing Contest. Brisbane
At the Stadium on Saturday night, before a fair attendance. F. Hollingsworth (Brisbane) defeated H. M'Neill (new Zealand) in the fifth round. The towel…
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Sport, 1912
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Football Match. England and Scotland Tie. London
An Association football match was played yesterday between teams representing Scotland and England. The game resulted in a draw, each…
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At Cessnock on Friday night, Kelly Mansfield defeated Dutch Hickman on points after the full twenty rounds had been fought To-day Mansfield will sign articles for his…
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In the Association Champion singles A. Christle beat T. Evans, 33 to 1[?]…
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Bede Kenna, one of the most consistent bats in the west, put up a record performance, playing for Bathurst against Cowra, in the Taralga Cup…
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Ed. Williams (Vic.) bout Terry Keller (America) on points after 20 rounds, Williams was the superior boxer, the American fighting in a bustling fashion…
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The adjourned annual meeting of the Wallsend and District British Football Association was held in the Masonic Hall, Wallsend, on Saturday evening, the…
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The New South Wales boxing and wresting championship contests were continued at the Stadium to-night. Results:—…
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"Chewey" Williams and "Yachum" Fern[?] have signed to box the best of twenty rounds, at Cessnock, next month. Kelly Mansfield and Les. O'Donnell have…
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Coursing is to be hold on Teralba enclosure on Good Friday and Easter Saturday, under the auspices of the Lake Macquarie Coursing Club. The stakes to…
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A young New Zealander, Mr. A. C. Robertson, has just perfected an instrument for preventing marine engines from racing. An instrument of this kind has…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Maitland District "Newcastle Herald" Branch Office: High-street, West Maitland. FOOTBALL
The ground question has once again been raised between the Hunter Rugby League and the Maitland Show Ground, committee, in consequence of the…
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Harry Steve manager for Arthur Douglas Writes that in the event of Hannan no arranging maters shortly, it is Douglas intention to go to Adelaide to…
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About 3000 people attended the New South Wales amateur boxing and wresting contests this evening. The majority of the boxing contests were won on…
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Intending competitors in Mr. J. Rowan's two boxing tournaments are reminded that entries close to-morrow evening. The weights, are 8st 7lb to 9st…
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The Wickham pennant team will visit Sydney on Saturday, to play Mosman, for the State championship semi-final. The Match will be played at Ashfield…
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Peds are given another reminder that entries for Rowan's 75 yards handicap of £50, to be run at Hamilton on Good Friday afternoon, close to-morrow night…
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Mr. John Champion, a keen enthusiast, has sent Bessie M'Carthy to Leap Frog. Leap Frog won the Kensington Cup, and Bessie M'Carthy was runner-up…
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The Merewether Club will bring the season to a close this afternoon, when two handicaps are to be decided in the Bogey-hole…
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On the Wickham green yesterday morning W. Nove and L. Hingst boat M. Deahoa and E. Salt in the district pairs competition by 33 to 13…
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