Athletics
Mr. J. Guilfoyle will open the foortrunning season on the Newcastle Cricket Ground tonight, with two handicaps, for which good entries have been received. The electric…
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Sport, 1913
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Boxing
There was a limited attendance at the Garden Palace on Saturday morning, for the Kembrey-Murphy boxing match. The enclosure is a suitable one for Stadium…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Football in America. "All Blacks" Successful. San Francisco
In the first football match played by them in America, the All Blacks (New Zealand) yesterday defeated the Olympic Club by 19 to nil…
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One of the largest attendances yet recorded during the season was in evidence at the Hamilton League Ground on Saturday to witness the outcome of the…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →A.J.C. Races. Aleconnor Wins the Epsom. Sydney
The first day's racing in connection with the Australian Jockey Club's Spring meeting took place at Randwick yesterday, in the presence of upwards of 60,000 spectators…
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At Kurri Kurri on Saturday morning F. Lennard and W. Dixon boxed a twenty-round draw. Owing to the unfavourable weather…
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Among the members of the crew of H.M.A.S. Australia is a well-known professional swimmer in the person of William J. Hobbs, the chief sick-berth…
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On the Wickham green to-morrow afternoon two rinks each from Hamilton and Lowlands will try conclusions with four rinks from Wickham…
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Stockton A (3 for 132) beat Merewether (61), on the latter's Wicket. For the winners, Jones scored 47 not out, Dalby 39, Felton 15, and for the losers…
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Mr. E. Woodbury, the secretary of the Wyong Park Racing Club, has received a record entry for the race meeting to be held under his management to-day. For…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Boxing Contest. Stagg Defeats Piccato. Sydney
Sid Stagg (10st 7½lb) got the verdict on points over Frank Picato (10st 7¾lb), at the Stadium to-night, after twenty rounds of hard fighting…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →A.J.C. Races. Metropolitan Day. Cagou the Winner. Sydney
The A.J.C. Spring meeting won conducted to-day in the presence of upwards of 50,000 spectators. Fine weather prevailed, and another interesting day's…
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Pal Brown's next match will be with Owen Moran, probably on November 1. Matt. Wells has consented, after he is through with his contest with Mchegan,…
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A meeting for the purpose of forming a branch of the New South Wales League of Swimmers will be held at the Central Hotel on Saturday night…
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Lowlands and Hamilton v. Wickham, on Wickham green.—Wickham team: Bennett, Newton, Boyd, Richardson, Popper, Fennell, Cherry, Board, Whitehead,…
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The Pastime Club attached to the Newcastle Surf Club brought off another successful boxing tournament at the club-room last evening. There was…
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The annual meeting of the Merewether Swimming and Life-saving Club was held in the council chambers on Monday evening. Mr. P. R. Dix presided…
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Delightful weather prevailed for the Wyong Park race meeting yesterday, and there was an excellent attendance. Visitors from Sydney were fairly numerous,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Mr. Lloyd-george on Golf
A few weeks ago Mr. Lloyd George distributed the prizes of the summer tournament of Criccieth Golf Club, and in the course of his speech, said he wondered…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Boxing Championships. Lewis Beats Lambert. London
At the National Sporting Club, Kid Lewis beat Alec. Lambert, in the seventeen round, for the featherweight championship of England…
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