Bowls
The bowling season of the Maitland Bowling Club was officially opened by MR. W. A. Kerr[?] the president, in the presence of a [?]rge gathering of members and…
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Sport, 1913
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Boxing Contests. New York
Packy M'Farland out-fought and outclassed Tommy Murphy in ten rounds of sharp fighting at Medison-square Gardens to-night…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Football. B.a. Rules. Senior Final.—another Draw
A record crowd of spectators was present at the Newcastle Show Ground on Saturday, to witness the replay of the senior final, under the above rules, and the spectators were…
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The New Zealand Rugby footballers easily defeated Stanford University by 56 point to nil. The latter played a weak defensive…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Athletics. Jerome Defeats Sullivan. Sydney
Jim Suillvan, the boxer with the nerves, failed to make good at the Stadium last night in his match with Jerry Jerome. He received a good reception whet he entered the…
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Islington (233) defeated Tarro (73). For Islington, M'Auliffe 72, Cowan 63, Camps 43, Coleman 15, Mounter 15, Baker 11 batted beat, whilst Cowan four for one,…
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Les. Darcy, who has two big engagements on hand, is reported to De putting in solid Work. Next Saturday afternoon he is to meet M'Nabb at West Matiatiac,…
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A general meeting of the Lowlands Bowling Club will be held in the pavilion to-morrow night. The name of T. Gregory was inadvertently omitted from the list of…
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The West Wallsend footballers have arranged a benefit match for G. Shirlow, on the local park, on back Saturday. Matches have been arranged between Killingworth and…
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What should prove to be a great welter-weight battle is to take place In the Victoria Theatre, Newcastle, on Eight-hour morning, when Les Darcy, the undefeated…
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The Australian cricketers are aboard the Marama, at Auckland, with the exception of P. S. Arnott, G. Cambell, and C. G. Macartney. When interviewed,…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Newcastle Charity Races
The Newcastle Jockey Club's charity race meeting took place yesterday afternoon in the presence of a large attendance. There was a fair sprinkling of…
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Entries for the two footrunning handicaps to be decided at the Eight-hour demontration on November 3 close on Saturday next, with Mr. Ben Rees, the sports…
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The following Hamilton "A" players will meet for practice on the green, tomorrow afternoon. Meike Salt, F. Kinder, Grahame, A. E. Brown, Scully, Moase…
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The very large attendance at the "Charities Day" meeting of the Newcastle Jockey Club on Wednesday included a great number of ladies, many of whom…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Maitland District. League Football
An important meeting of the delegates of the Hunter District Rugby League was held at the West Maitland School of Arts on Tuesday evening, when preliminary…
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W. MNabb and Jim Nixon are matched for November 8, at Wohlongong. Young Saylor, who knocked out Freddle Welsh in the seventh round of their…
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The "Sporting Life" states that the British Amateur Athletic League is forming its headquarters in London with branches in the provinces…
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The rapidity with which the great spring racing carnival comes round reminds any sporting individuals inclined to reflection of the flight of time, and…
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At Andrews' Stadium West Maitland to-night Les. Darcy and W. M'Nabb will come together in a contest the best of twenty rounds a puree of £150 put up by Mr…
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