Athletics
If Tommy Burns takes the ring next March with Wells he will be within a month of his 32nd birthday. His last contest of note took place in April of…
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Sport, 1913
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Swimming
W Longworth successfully defended the, half-mile championship of Australia at , Hobart. The Sydney man travelled faster than he did at Adelaide last season,…
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On the Lowlands green yesterday afternoon. Penrose and Bell beat Clayton and White in their qualifying round for the district pairs by 22 to 1s…
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The loss on the Ausetralian Eleven tour in England was over £1250, and the hoard of control decided that £750 of the loss shold be made up by the…
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In an interview at Portland Oregon, Ad. Wolgast said that he believed Al. Palzer would defeat Jack Johnson in their match in Paris. He does not believe that…
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Jimmy Hill, the Now South. Wales featherweight, defeated Leon Truffier, of France, at the Stadium to-night, on points in a 20 rounds contest. Each had…
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Another of those pleasant games that excite such keen interest between players took place on the Lowlands' excellent green yesterday afternoon between the…
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Nominations for Guilfeyle's handicaps to be run on on the Newcastle Cricket Ground one Saturday, February 22, close next Wednesday…
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As there will in all probability be interstate matches played in Sydney during Easter against Victoria, Queensland, South Australia, and Tasmania, the…
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When Referes Les Corbett gave his decision in favour of Les Gleeson, of Victoria at the conclusion of his twentyround contest with jack Mayne, of…
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Special interest will attach to the League's carnival at the Domain Baths, today, because it is probable that Oscar Dickman, the professional champion, and…
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The Maitland Centrals will journey to Newcastle to-day to meet the City team in the Arnott shield competition. In the first round the City team won…
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Yesterday afternoon on the Lowlands green A. Christie beat E. White by 27 to 5 in their qualifying heat for the district singles…
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Narara has forfeited to Sacred Heart for the final round in the senior competition, and Lambton and Sacred Heart will play for the premiership…
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When the match between Queensland and New South Wales was begun at the Sydney Cricket Ground this afternoon about 500 persons were present…
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The old Ship Inn, at the corner of Hunter and Bolton streets, Newcastle, which is now being demolished, was for many years Newcastle's favourlte…
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Although morning weather conditions were very discouraging on Saturday, the Maitland Jockey Club decided to take a risk, and avoid a postponement. Showers…
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Sid. Burns and Petty-officer Curran, who are under engagements to Mr. R. L. Baker, of Sydney, to box at the Stadium, will leave London, by the R.M.S. Grontes…
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The interstate cricket match between New South Wales and Queensland was continued yesterday. The attendance was 3355, and the takings £127 3s…
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At the Stadium last night, Jean Poesy, the French lightweight, defeated Herb M'Coy, the Victorian, who was recently deprived of the championship by Jack…
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