Athletics
Newcastle visitors to the Cessnock races to-morrow will be able to see the fight between Evans and Stevens, in the evening. The principals will enter the…
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Sport, 1912
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Bowls
The Wide Bay (Queensland) bowlers, which include Bundaberg, Maryborough, and Gympie, are visiting Newcastle next month, from 12th to the morning of 18th…
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The tour of the Australasian team in England has failed financially, though a great success in a football sense. The profits for the players to divide are nil…
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Dr. H. V. Hordern has notified Mr. Sydney Smith, jun., hon. secretary Board of Control, that he is unable to accept the board's invitation to join the next…
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There are of course, plenty of cricket enthusiasts all over the Commonwealth, especially about test match time, but after all they are merely the ordinary variety…
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At the Summer Park, to-night, the 9st 7lb boxing tournament is to be brought to a close. Originally there were 23 lads engaged, but the list has now been…
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On account of the inclement weather on Saturday all games in the Arnott Shield and association competition had to be put off until next Saturday…
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John William Hearne, of the English team, was 21 yesterday. He learned his cricket as one of the ground boys at Lords, and, when 15, took four wickets…
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Captain D. Williams, local manager of the Union Steamship Company, was entertained by the president and committee of the Newcastle annual regatta, at the…
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W. Longworth (N.S.W.) swept the Australian board of championships by winning the 1320 yards event at the Fremantle Baths, to-day, beating F. Springfield (Q.)…
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Owing to the wet weather, the Summer Park boxing tournament had to be postponed on Saturday night. There was much disappointment, but considering…
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The three-quarter mile championship of Victoria was the principal event decided at the Collingwood Baths Eleven competed, including the State champion,…
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At a meeting of the Hamilton Bowling Club held last night R. Donald was chosen captain of the champion rink, with power to select his own team…
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Mr. L. Kearney, the president of the New South Wales Rugby League Referees Association, is to deliver an address on the League game at the Central…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Boxing Contest. Langford Defeats Harry. Sydney
Sam Langford and Jim Barry met at the Stadium to-night for the tenth time. The honours are still returned by the negro. In five of the previous contests there but…
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"Referee" (Maitland), writes, suggesting that a tournament for 9st boxers should be arranged to take place in Newcastle. He points out that there are a…
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A general meeting of the Waratah Bowling Club is to be held in the club room on Thursday evening. A meeting of the Newcastle tourist…
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A special meeting of the Board of Control will be held in Sydney, on Friday next, at 2 o'clock. The meeting has been convened to receive the hon. secretary's…
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The Newcastle Jockey Club's February race meeting is to be held to-day, when the usual five-event programme will be provided. The course was never in…
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The English, Scottish, Welsh, and Irish Rugby Unions have invited the South African Rugby Union footballers to visit Britain during the season…
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