Bowls. Patron v. HAMILTON-LOWLANDS
'Tis said that the winds are tempered to the shorn lamb, so on the Hamilton green yesterday afternoon a pleasant breeze from the north-east tempered the heat…
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Sport, 1913
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Boxing in Sydney. Picato Defeats Poesy. Sydney
Almost before the spectators had settled down to see the contest, Frank Picate (U.S.A.) defeated Jean Peesy (France) at the Stadium to-night, by knocking him…
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The directors of Sydney Self-defence and Sports, Ltd., are to meet on February 20 to consider the advisability of running two contests on the Sports Ground on…
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A meeting of the Premier Amateur Swimming Club was held at the Terminus Hotel, Newcastle, last evening. The president, Mr. J. J. Moloney, occupied the…
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"Darracker' writes:—'I was very much disappointed that the first junior semi-final. West Wallsend v. North Newcastle, is to be played next back Saturday…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Building Collapses. Football Spectators Injured. London
During the playing oil of the tie between Manchester and Sunderland for the British Association Cup, a number of persons climbed on the roof of a…
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Jennings and Dixon, two local lads, are to box the best of twenty rounds in Heefer's Hall Kurri Kurri to-morrow morning at 11 o'clock for a £20 side bet and…
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A meeting was held at Watt's Hotel, lslington, on Thursday night, for the purpose of forming a bowling club. There was a large attendance. Mr. W. C…
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Newcastle and Suburban Co-op. A team, v. Raymond Terrace, on Broadmeadow wicket: Henderson. Lambert (2), Mills, Perkins, Jones, Lancey, Heath, Warren…
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The Newcastle Jockey Club's well-appointed racecourse at Broadmeadow will be the scene of action for followers of racing this afternoon. A good…
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Nine men have been committed for trial as the result of a betting raid made at Newcastle in connection with league football…
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Mr. J. Guilfoyle has received very satisfactory entries for his two handicaps to be run on the Newcastle Cricket Ground to-night. The lady picking the winner of…
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In the Rugby match played yesterday, England beat, Ireland by fifteen points to four…
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In the Rundle shield competition on Saturday afternoon Maitland Central met a team from Lambton Bowling Club. As was expected, the local players won…
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Fine weather prevailed for the Newcastle Jockey Club's February race meeting on Saturday, and there was a very large attendance, particularly in the…
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The race meeting held at Canterbury Park on Saturday attracted a very large attendance. The different events resulted as under :—…
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A glove, contest took place in Hoefer's Hall, Kurri Kurri, on Saturday morning between Dixon and Jennings, two local lads. The lads fought for a side bet of…
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S.S. and C.C. B 229 (A. Goodchild 79, D. Allen 68, Colding 24 not out. Hatton 20) beat Hexham 62 (Manning 33, J. M'Lean 11). Golding 4, wickets for 2…
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The Tighe's Hill Methodist Tennis Club played its maiden matches on Saturday, with a mixed doubles game at Wickham Court, and a men's doubles at Tighe's…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Boxing Contest. Melbourne
In a boxing match to-night at the Melbourne Athletic Pavilion, Kelly Mansfield, 12st 41b (N.S.W.) beat Bill Walsh 12st (Melbourne), on points after twenty…
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