Bowls
No holiday comes without bowlers taking advantage of it. The sport has such a fascination for its devotees that no opportunity is lost of indulge in this…
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Sport, 1914
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Golf
The Waratah Golf Club's programme for to-day is a stroke handicap in the morning, men's foursomes in the afternoon…
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Bombardier Wells and Dick Smith have been matched for the heavyweight championship for £100 a side. The contest will take place in February…
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The Newcastle Jockey Club will upon the New Your with a race meeting this afternoon. The prize money totals 650 sovs, and the half-dozen events have…
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In the Melbourne Hospital on the 19th December the death took place, after a brief illness, of Mrs. Hall, wife of the well-known northern boxer of that name…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →West Wallsend Regatta. Some Good Races
The eighth annual regatta of the West Wallsend Federal Sailing Club was held at Speers' Point yesterday, and, favoured with lovely weather, large entries, and…
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On the Hamilton green yesterday, members of the club were engaged playing off a single-handed handicap tournament for a trophy presented by Mr. S. Kinder, the…
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Maitland Central played a team from Singleton on their green yesterday afternoon. The visitors, who have only been formed a little over twelve months, have…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Newcastle Regatta. Perfect Weather. Pleasant Day's Sport
In good weather conditions the Newcastle Regatta was held yesterday, and passed of successfully. An Invigorating southerly breeze bl[?]w…
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The Newcastle Jockey Club opened the new year with a race meeting, which attracted, a very large attendance yesterday. The weather was beautifully fine, and the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Racing in Brisbane. King Cleo Wins. Brisbane
The Queensland Turf Club's second summer meeting was concluded to-day. The principal event, the Midsummer Handicap, resulted:—King C[?] 1, Notue…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Tattersall's Races. Alured Wins the Cup. Sydney
Tattersall's Club races were brought to a conclusion at Randwick in the presence of 45,000 spectators. Fine weather prevailed, and some good sport was…
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Mr. Baker intends starting building operations in Adelaide early in the new year. The putting of a roof on the Melbourne Stadium will be started about the same time…
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Several State swimming championships are to be decided at the carnival to be held in the Domain baths, Sydney, to-day, In the 100 yards Burry and Longworth are…
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The skiffe provided some good sport at Thursday's regatta. Valeto, which won the first race, showed remarkable leading powers, besides…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Boxing Contests. Pelkey Beaten. San Francisco
Gunboat Smith, who is in the running for the heavyweight championship, scored a decisive victory over Arthur Pelkey, Tommy Burns' protege, by knocking him…
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Mr. J. Rowan has applied for sanction to run a £25 handicap on the Newcastle Sports Ground on Anniversary night. Mr. J. Guilfoyle will again cater for…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Boxing Contest. Melbourne
On Saturday night, at the Stadium, Simpson (Melbourne) easily beat Lyons (Queensland) in the featherweight boxing contest, in eighteen rounds…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Maitland District. Cricket
Northern met East Maitland Literary Institute, East Maitland, on Saturday afternoon in a two-days' match. The former, batting first, compiled 147 (Lindsay…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Control of Cricket. Melbourne
It is understood that the Marylebone Cricket Club authorities have notified the Australian Board of Control that in the event of any recurrence of friction…
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