Athletics
The final rounds of the Summer Park 9st 7lb tournament are to be decided on Saturday evening next. The South Maitland district has two representatives,…
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Sport, 1912
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Bowls
On the Hamilton green yesterday afternoon in the first round for the district singles championship, M. Beahen beat R. Donald, 31 to 27. For the district pairs…
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Tonight, at the Central Hotel, Hunter-street, Mr. L. Kearsay, the wellknown Sydney referee, will deliver on address to referees and players on the…
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There have been some big victories in test cricket, but only one that has eclipsed the performances of the Englishmen on the recent occasion…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Cricket Fracas. Melbourne
Clem Hill stated to-day that Mr. Sidney Smith's report to the Board of Control of the fracas between him and M'Alister was an excellent brief for the latter. He…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Test Cricket Match. Left-hand Bowler Needed. London
The "Evening Standard," commenting on the play in the fourth test match at Melbourne between the English and Australian cricketers, says it…
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Before a packed house, Hock Keys, the ex-lightweight champion, gained a points' decision over Sid, Sullivan at the Gaiety Athletic Club, Keys was altogether too…
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To-morrow night will see the final of the 9st 7lb tournament at the Summer Park. The four lads engaged are well matched in all-round fighting ability, and…
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An attempt was made in Melbourne, when the fourth test match was in progress, to induce Mr. P. F. Warner to take part in the present match in Sydney. Mr…
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The Maitland Racing Club is in the field with another five-event programme to-day. Numerous entries have been received, and indications point to a very…
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Alphabet Race is rather a wild game, but helps to break the ice at the beginning of a party. Boys and girls must choose partners, and six boys at a time…
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Patrons of boxing should witness three good contests at the Summer Park to-night, when the finals of the 9st 71b tournament are to be decided. Although…
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The B team of the Maitland Club has the unique record of having gone through the Association Competition without defeat, and the pennant in this competition…
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A two days' match between Northern and Cessnock clubs was opened at Cessnock on Saturday afternoon. As the train service to Cessnock is inconvenent,…
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The contest for the lightweight championship between Tommy Jones and Billy Wonand came off last night. In the third round a fierce rally…
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The promoters of the boxing tournament at the Summer Park were again unfortunate on Saturday night. Shortly before 8 o'clock light rain begun to fall, and…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Boxing Championship. Johnson and Flynn. Chicago
Jack Johnson and Flynn have posted stakes of 20,000 dollars for a fight for the world's championship. The time and place have not been…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Boxing in Sydney. Thompson Defeats Lester. Sydney
With about half a minute to go and a fair margin of points in his favour. Jack Lester was knocked out in the twentieth round of his fight with Cyclone…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Triangular Cricket. South African Team. London
P. W. Sherwell and A. E. Vogles are not available for the South African team to take part in the triangular contest in England…
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"Ped," West Maitland, writes:—He does not agree with "Limit Man" that the heats in handicaps should be drawn beforchand. He says drawing from the…
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