Athletics
A contest full of exciting incidents may be anticipated when W. M'Nab and Dick Turpin come together at the Summer Park next Saturday night, for they have…
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Sport, 1912
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Swimming Championship. Sydney
The State championships swimming carnival was continued at the Municipal Baths to-night. The attendance numbered about 600, the small attendance being due no…
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The Boolaron race meeting attracted a very large attendance yesterday. The weather were a threatening aspect during the afternoon, but the rain held off until…
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The match between Jack Lester and "Cyclone" Thompson, fixed for the Stadium last night, has been postponed owing to Lester taking a chill at Tarana, where…
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The third test match is to be commenced at Adelaide to-day. On the Adelaide Oval Clem Hill has been an extraordinary performer against…
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W. M'Nab, of Weston, and Dick Turpin, of West Maitland, meet at the Summer Park ton-morrow night in a twenty rounds' contest for a purse of £20 put…
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A team selected from Paddington and Globe will play a Newcastle District team on Friday (Anniversary Day), and Saturday, January 26th and 27th…
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Whilst the Englishmen lost the toss in the second test match, they yet had a good deal of luck, as it appears open to grave doubt whether Bardsley or…
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W. M'Nab, of Weston, and Dick Turpin, of West Maitland, are to decide, their glove contest at the Summer Park, Newcastle this evening. Mr. J. Rowan is…
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The Stats championship swimming carnival was brought to a conclusion in the Domaia Baths yesterday afternoon. The principal event resulted as under:—…
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The Arnott shield competition was advanced another stage on Saturday last, with the result that Waratah now holds the leading position. Lowlands, City,…
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The match between Northern and I. Zingari was concluded on the Show Ground on Saturday afternoon, and resulted in a win for the I. Zingaris by…
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"Observer," of the Melbourne "Argus," in his comments from Adelaide concerning the trouble over the selection or Australia's team for the third test,…
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Paddy Regan, who has victories over Scanlan, the late Sid Russell, and other cracks, has issued a challenge to box any 11st 4lb man in the Newcastle…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Our Sydney Letter. the Million Club.—the Rise in the Price of Land.—what Builders Ask for New Property.—mr. Holman and Government House.—our Chance in the Cricket Match.—the Davis Cup. Sydney
Sympathisers with the Million Club are explaining that there is no desire to see Sydney become more populous at the expense of the country. One sympathiser—…
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The featherweight boxing contest to-night, at the Melbourne Athletic Club, between Frank Thorn (Melbourne) and Billy Elliott (Sydney) came to a sudden…
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Jack Howard is over in Melbourne looking for a match with Pat Doran. A friend has put up £25 to secure a match with Doran…
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At the Gaiety to-night Arthur Douglas (South Africa) easily defeated Alfred Goodwin (England) on points. The contest was a poor one. Goodwin would not…
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Entries for Rowan's 9st to 9st 7lb boxing tournament close on the 25th instant. The prizes total 25 boys, and the first heats are to be fought at the Summer…
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Mr. Colin Sinclair, who has been closely associated with the administration of cricket in this state for a number of years—last year he was secretary of the…
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