East Newcastle Cricket Club. Annual Reunion
The annual smoke concert of the East Newcastle Cricket Club was held at Garnham's Newmarket Hotel on Saturday, evening, the patron (Mr. J. D. Beeston)…
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Sport, 1913
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Saturday's Football. the Eight-hour Competition. Western's Big Performance
The fact that Western and Eastern Newcastle were meeting for the fifth time this season in competition draw a large crowd of spectators to the Hamilton League Ground…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Athletics. Wells Defeats Moran. a Disappointed Crowd. Sydney
There were only about half the number of spectators who attended the Welis-Mehegan contest at the Stadium last night, to see the meeting of Wells end Owen Moran. The…
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Much interest is centred locally in the meeting of Leonnard and Dixon at Kurri Kurri next Saturday morning. They are to box the best of twenty rounds, for a…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Premier Swimming Club
The annual meeting of the Premier Amateur Swimming Club was held at the Terminus Hotel, Newcastle, last evening. Mr. R. Thomas was in the chair, and…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Football. the Eight-hour Competition
The order of the committee is that last Saturday's big match between Eastern and Western Newcastle is to be replayed at the week end. Everybody will readily…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Football Trouble. Friendly Agreement. London
The Association football split has practically ended. The Amateur Association's committee recommends the recognition of the…
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Kelly Mansfield, who meets Ranji Burns at Cessnock next Friday night, beat Jack Whittaker on points, in a twenty rounds' contest, at Wollongong…
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The annual meeting of the Northern District Bowling Association will be held at the Builders' Exchange. Watt-street, on Thursday night, October 9, when the…
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The annual meeting of the Newcastle District Cricket Umpires' Association was held in the Chamber of Commerce on Monday evening. Mr. M. Hancock…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Football. B.a. Rules
British Association football will be in full swing again on Saturday next, when three matches have been set down for the Show Ground at Broadmeadow, the…
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Kelly Mansfield expresses himself willing to meet Jim Hall in Newcastle on Eight-hour morning. Mansfield reports himself in good shape for his contest…
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The Wickham Bowling Club will play a four-rink match on their new green, between players selected by the president and the secretary…
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A competition will take place on the Waratah Gold Club's links to-morrow morning particulars of which will be arranged at the club-house at 10 a.m. In,…
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At the Cessnock Stadium to-night, the twenty-rounds battle between Kelly Mansfield and Ranji Burns is to take place. Both move undergone a strenuous…
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Owing to only half of the green having been top-dressed, members of the Lowlands Club will indulge in rink games this afternoon…
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The stroke competition played by the Waratah associates on Wednesday, for Miss Ruth Scale's trophy was won by Miss Molly Langwill…
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A start will he made with the A.J.C. Spring meeting at Rindwick to-day. Widespread interest is taken in the fixture, and it is expected that there will be a record…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Racing in England. Jockey Club Stakes. London
The Newmarket First October meeting was continued yesterday, when the principal event, the Jockey Club Stakes, was decided…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Football. the Eight-hour Competition. Eastern and Western Again
After the big performance put up by the Westerners' against the Easterners last Saturday, practically playing them with twelve men, there is bound to be big patronage…
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