Bowls
Hamilton Club Competition.—Association champion singles (second round): Pala v. Carlin, F. Kinder v. Myers, Wallace v. Beahen, Banks a bye. Association…
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Sport, 1912
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Athletics
Bob Whitelaw, Newcastle crack welter, will be seen in action again at the Summer Park next Saturday night, when he is billed to meet Pat. Regan, the…
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Lord Villiers, a steward of the English Jockey Club, mode an interesting speech on the occasion of the annual Glmerack Club dinner last month, On the subject…
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A French sportsman who desires that his name should not be disclosed has just made curious and somewhat naive proposition (says the Now York…
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The champion rin[?] competition will be in full swing next Saturday, when the following games are to be played:—Hamilton v. Maitland, at Maitland Central…
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A letter, dated January 17, received by Mr. E. R. Larkin, secretary of the New South Wales Rugby League, showed that up to that date the team's share of…
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England will play the last match of the Australian tour at Adelaide on March 6th. C. B. Jennings, who is on a visit to…
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At the Stadium to-night Hughis Mehogan defeated Rod Standon in a twenty-round contest for the lightweight championship of Australia…
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Joe Shakespeare will be given another opportunity to-morrow evening of showing what he is capable of doing in the ring, when opposed to a strong, sturdy…
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The Maitland Central Club has arranged a singles' tournament, for all members belonging to the Northern District Bowling Association. The prizes are…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Argentine Cricket. English Team Beaten. Buenos Ayres
The first "test" match between Argentine and Lord Hawke's English team of cricketers has been concluded. The Englishmen suffered defeat by…
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Patrons of boxing should witness a rattling good contest at the Summer Park to-morrow night, when Bob Whitelaw and Pat Regan are to contest the best…
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The association, in arranging the term and conditions under which the Arnott Shield and the association competition should be played this season,…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →The Cricket Trouble. No Settlement Yet. Sydney
The cricket position is unchanged. Mr. Smith, the secretary to the Board of Control, said that he had heard nothing at all from any of the players,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Maitland District. "Newcastle Herald" Branch Office: High-street, West Maitland. FOOTBALL
The Hunter District Rugby League officials have arranged with Mr. L. Kearney, president of the New South Wales Referees' Association, to meet referees and players…
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The twenty rounds' contest between Bib Whitelaw and Pat Regan, which will take place at the Summer Park this evening, promises to prove of a highly…
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The champion rink game between Maitland and Hamilton attracted a large amount of notice on the Central green on Saturday, afternoon. The Hamilton…
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Mr. L. Kearney will address League players on the laws of the game at the Central Hotel, Newcastle, to-morrow night, at 8 o'clock…
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The champion rink contest commenced on Saturday, and resulted in some excellent play and close finishes. The match between Hamilton and Maitland was the…
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There was an excellent attendance a the Wallsend Jockey Club's race meeting on Saturday, the saddling paddock and the Leger reserve being extensively…
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