Athletics
Entries for the novice boxing tournaments promoted by Mr. W. Fairlie, of Cessnock, close on Saturday evening next. The first heats are to be decided on…
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Sport, 1913
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Lawn Tennis. Davis Cup Competition. London
Germany is to meet America in the second round of the Davis Cup competition at Nottingham to-day. O. Kreutzer (Germany) is to play…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Cricket in England. Cambridge Beats Oxford. London
At Lord's, in the annual interuniversity match, Cambridge defeated Oxford by four wickets. This was largely due to R. B. Lagden, who…
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Kelly Mansfield and Soldier O'Grady are to contest the best of twenty rounds at the Cessnock Stadium to-night. Both men have been through a strenuous preparation and…
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Maitland will bring five rinks to Lowlands to-day. Lowlands team will be picked on the green…
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To-day's fixtures at the Cricket Ground are: Second grade: North Newcastle v. Ourimbah, at 2.15. First grade: East Newcastle v. West End (Maitland), at 3.30…
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The Newcastle Jockey Club's race meeting to be held this afternoon, should provide some interesting sport for racegoers, and only fine weather is required to ensure a…
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The local and Maitland branches of the New South Wales Rugby League have promoted an attractive programme for this afternoon, which must appeal to all branches…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Return of the Football Team
The Wanganui brought back on Wednesday the New Zealand League football team from Sydney, and Dr. Thacker, one of the managers, has given some…
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The two matches in the second round of the Davis Cup lawn tennis competition were begun yesterday. At Nottingham the Americans…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Cricket in England. Sensational Match. London
The first day's play in the match at the Oval between the Gentlemen and the Players started sensationally. The ground was wet, and the…
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A contest full of exciting incidents may be anticipated when Joe Shakespeare and W. M'Nabh come together at the Cessnock Stadium to-night, for they have the reputation…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Saturday's Football. Rugby League. Swan Benefit Match
A great crowd of spectators turned up at the Newcastle Sports Ground on Saturday afternoon, in response to the local and Maitland branches of the New South Wales Rugby…
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There was a large attendance on the Show Ground on Saturday afternoon to witness the matches arranged by the Hunter Rugby League. Owing to the seniors bourn…
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The committee of the Newcastle Jockey Club were favoured with delightful weather for their race meeting on Saturday, and it would have been surprising if, under such…
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A fair crowd witnessed a strenuous and exciting struggle between East Newcastle and West End, the former winning by 17 to 6. The game was hard on both sides, several…
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In the semi-final match of the Davis Cup, between the United States and Germany, Hackett and M'Laughlin (U.S.A.) defeated Rahe and…
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In the match, Gentlemen v. Players, commenced on Thursday at Lord's, the Players are all out for 131, of which F. A. Tarrant, who was last out,…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Athletics. Mehegan Beats Holberg. Sydney
Hughie Mehegan, Australia's lightweight champion, knocked out Waldemar Holberg, the Danish boxer, in the 17th round of their contest, at the Stadium, last night. There was…
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On Saturday next Mr. James Clayton, in his capacity as vice-president of the New South Wales Bowling Association, will take a twelve-rink team to Sydney, to play a…
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