Cricket
The annual general meeting of the A.N.A. Lodge, Branch No. 34, cricket club will be held in P. Kay's tobacconist shop, Hunter-street, on Thursday night…
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Sport, 1913
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Football. Doings of the League
The "Sports" will be vacated on Saturday, no matches being listed for that particular ground. The final play in the last round of the…
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In the match between Nottingham and Derbyshire, T. Wass captured six wickets for 16, and J. Iremonger four for 10…
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Jim Hall has decided not to meet "Battling Simmons" unless the latter agrees to fight at 11st 7lb. The first contest to take place at the…
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Islington defeated Tighe's Hill Royals by 45 points to 33 points. The chief scorers for the winners were Grahame, Richards, Davies, and Price; while…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Channel Swimming. Unsuccessful Attempts. London
Two attempts have been made to swim the English Channel. Wolff, who has tried before, started from Grisnez, on the French coast, and got to within…
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What promises to be an enjoyable race meeting is to be held at Wyong Park to-day. Since the last meeting, many improvements have been effected to the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Maitland District. League Football
The business transacted at the weekly meeting of the executive of the Hunter Rugby League tits week was of particular interest. A report was received from…
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This evening Mr. William Anderson's American Burlesque Company will enter on the final two nights of its season with the production of the musical burlesque,…
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Playing for Kent against Northampton, H. Hardinge scored 107 runs, this being his fourth successive century [?] a week…
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In the contest with Doran in Melbourne P.O. Curran had to be cautioned several times In the second round, and after the third offence of hitting below the…
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At the annual meeting of the Soap and Candle Works Club, held at the school of arts, Tighe's Hill, the president. Mr. M. Brown, presided, and there was a…
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The race meeting hold at Wyong Park yesterday proved to be the most successful yet held on the now track. Glorious weather prevailed, and there was a very…
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Mr. William Anderson's American Musical Burlesque Company has put up a record for Newcastle by the success of the season, which is to be concluded this…
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At the Brisbane Stadium Watty, Austin, of South Attica, defeated Togo Lyons, of Queensland, on points after 20 rounds…
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In their matches at Warwick, Bundaberg, and Maryborough, the Newcastle Tourists scored 142 points in each contest. A remarkable coincidence, what some people would…
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The final round of the club's championship will be played at the Waratah Golf Club's links this afternoon, the trophy for which has been donated by the president of the…
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Recent displays, by ladles have drawn attention to the growing popularity of swimming as a pastime among those of high social rank. On these occasions…
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This afternoon the promoters of League football expects a large crowd. Their programme warrants it, and for that reason they are justified in their…
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The Maitland Racing Club will make another bid for public patronage to-day, and judging from the nominations received it will come as no surprise to hear that all previous…
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