Athletics
The glove contest at the Stadium on Saturday night went the full twenty rounds, Alf. Spencely getting the decision over Jack Read on points…
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Sport, 1913
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Golf
The B grade stroke competition, played at Waratah on Saturday afternoon, for trophy presented by the secretary, attracted a good number of players. The…
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A special meeting of East Newcastle League Football Club will be held at the Central Hotel to-night…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Big Boxing Match. Carpentier Beats Wells. Ghent
In the boxing match between "Bombardier" Wells, heavyweight champion of England, and Carpenter, of Paris, the latter was successful…
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The glove contest between Joe Shakespeare and W. M'Nabb at Kurri Kurri last Saturday morning proved to be one of the best ever seen on the South…
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Mr. R. Bell, the acting president of the N.S.W.B.A., is visiting the western district this week end. He asked Mr. Clayton, to invite a rink from this district…
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Supporters of the good old game will be pleased to learn that the Northern Branch of the Rugby Union is now in a flourishing condition. The loss of one or…
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The Cessnock Jockey Club's race meeting, postponed from Saturday last on account of the wet weather, will be brought off to-day. The club has been very…
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There is nothing definite, at the time of writing, as to whether the big representative match listed for Saturday next will be cancelled or not…
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At last Battling Taylor, the sturdy, hard-fighting Londoner, has his wish gratified. He will fight at the Stadium. The visitor is to meet Larry Foran to-night…
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The following extract from "Mitchell's Manual on Bowling" may interest and instruct some of the green caretakers in the district:—"Never roll the green till…
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Fine weather prevailed for the Cessnock Jockey Club's postponed race meeting yesterday, bet the fact that the mines were working militated against the…
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At the Stadium to-night Larry Foran knocked out Battling Taylor in the thirteenth round of a boxing contest…
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S. N. Doust and Horace Rico (Australia), in the doubles, completely smothered Wrenn and Larner, the American representatives. In the…
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The hands of English middleweight exchampion Jim Sullivan are sound again, and this week he will be in full preparation to meet the American welter. Pat…
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After an absence of over 23 years, I paid a visit to the races and saw the Cup run for on Saturday. I knew the old course in the days of the good looking Odd…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Racing Slander Action. Australian Scandal Revived
The English newspaper files which arrived by the last mail contain reports of an interesting slander action, which was heard at the Civil Court at the West…
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"Soldier" O'Grady, of Newcastle, signed articles on Wednesday to box Kelly Mansfield the best of 20 rounds, at Cessnock Stadium, in July, for a side…
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Great things are expected of the new senior team taking the field to-day. The side will include "Webber" Jones, the representative three-quarter, Ebb Price,…
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The first important fixture of the League football season is announced to the place this afternoon, when a Hunte[?] representative team will enter the field…
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