Athletics
Rowan's £50 handicap is to be run on the League Footbal Ground, Hamilton, tomorrow afternoon. The entries total just on 100, and included in the list are no…
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Sport, 1913
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Coursing
A meeting will be held on the Teralba plumpton to-day. Mr. Foote, and Mr. Scully will act as starter and judge respectively and as the committee has…
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In the match on the Hamilton green on Wednesday; between the patron's team and a team selected from Wickham and Hamilton Clubs, the score in No. 1 rink as…
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West Wallsend Butcherbirds v. Swansea; Lewis, Hodge, Craig, Brown, Lewis, Davey, Dellaway, Burrows, M'Dill, Bolton Newell, Boon…
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Abe Attell knocked out Ollie Kirk, of St. Louis, in the third round of a ten-round bout…
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Rowan's £50 handicap, which has attracted 96 entries, is to be run on; the League Football Ground, Hamilton, this afternoon. Several of the Sydney runners…
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The following are the handicaps for the £75 Allcomers' Race:—C. Towns, W. Ripley, scratch; E. Towns, H. M'Dermott (of Tasmania), 20 sees; I. Kemp, J…
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The popularity of Saturday afternoon swimming races was amply demonstrated by the large attendance of the public to witness the Premier Club's first…
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Northern racegoers will be catered for by the Wallsend Jockey Club to-day, when a start is to be made with the Easter meeting. Hall a dozen events are to be…
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Mr. A. Aston has succeeded in bringing Fred Crewe and W. M'Nabb together, and the pair will meet for a £25 purse, and a side bet at Kurri Kurri on Saturday…
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The Wallsend Jockey Club Easter race meeting was entered upon on Saturday in glorious weather. There was a very larg[?] atte[?]ance, and the fixture was most…
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Guilfoyle's allcom[?]' handicap, for Which 160 entries' have been received, is to be run on the Newcastle .Cricket Ground to-night. A gold bangle is to be…
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The Queensland tram at present in Sydney playing in the interstate matches intend visiting Newcastle on Monday, and Tuesday next, when they play a…
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The Toronto a Club's regata was held yesterday, in splendid weather, and the races were watched by a large crowd on the foreshores. The wind was light…
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After a lapse of two years the annual aquatic carnival that it was customary to carry out no Boxing Day was revived yesterday, when the principal attraction was…
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A math was played on the show ground yesterday, between a Hunter district team and a team from Sydney, captained by Dr. Blue. Hunter won the toss, and…
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The Wallsend Jockey Club's Easter race meeting was brought to a successful termination yesterday. As on the opening day, the weather was gloriously fine, and…
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The Stadium was packed to-night, in every part to witness Johnny Summers, the well-known English welterweight, defeat Frank Picaro, the hard-hitting…
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The A.J.C. autumn meeting was continued at Randwick to-day in the presence of 50,000 spectators. Result:— Flying Handicap, a handicap sweepstakes…
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Lyn Truscott Intends to leave Newcastle for New Zealand next Monday, but if a match can be arranged with D'Arcy of Maitland, he will stay if the match can…
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