Athletics
Nominations close to-night for Mr. J. Andrews' two tournaments to be brought off at West Maitland on March 14. The opening heats of Joe Shakespeare's…
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Sport, 1914
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Cricket
Rain and defective light interfered with the match between Northern and Standards, which was opened on the Show on Saturday afternoon, and accounted for the…
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Ed. Martin, the negro heavy-weight, lost the first round of the Canadian championship match with Tom Cowler, the British "white hope." After a poor…
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Playing at Mentone, Mr. Wilding won the Riviera championship, defeating G. Low, 6-1, 6-4, 6-2…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Interassociation Bowls. State Semi-finals. Hamilton V. City (Sydney)
Four rinks from Hamilton proceeded to Kuring-gai on Saturday morning to play in the semi-final for the State championship against four rinks from…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Boxing in Sydney. Saylor Knocks M'coy Out. Sydney
It was not the fault of Milburn Saylor, of America, that he knocked out Herb. M'Coy, of Melbourne, only technically at the Stadium last night: It was the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Cricket. First Grade Final. East Newcastle V. Dangar Park
The final of the first grade competition was commenced on the Association Ground on Saturday in the presence of a moderate attendance. The heavy rain…
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Owing to the heavy rain early on Saturday morning leaving the running track on the Newcastle Cricket Ground in a very heavy state, and the unsettled…
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Jack Butler (Broken Hill) and Alf Hall (W.A.) boxed at the Broken Hill Stadium on Saturday. Hall had the best of the first two rounds, but Butler then…
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Dick Smith outpointed Denis Haugh in a match for the mid-heavyweight championship of England and the Lonsdale belt at the National Sporting Club…
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Indications point to the Newcastle Jockey Club's race meeting to be held to-day being one of the most successful held this year. The half dozens events have…
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The annual meeting of the Newcastle and District Lawn Tennis Association was held at the Chamber of Commerce rooms last night. Mr. K. A. Mathieson…
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Frank O'Grady has been in the ring since 1997, and his successes include point wins over Paul Till, Jean Poesy, and Leon Dernstein, the French boxers, Frank…
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On the Hamilton green yesterday afternoon, F. Kinder defeated M. Beahen by 31 to 11 in the final for the club's district singles championship…
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A meeting of all grades of the Western Suburbs Rugby League footballers will be held to-night…
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A match is being arranged between eleven ladies employed at Winn and Co.'s and a like number employed by the Newcastle and Suburban Co-operative Society…
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The weather was delightfully fine for the Newcastle Jockey Club's March race meeting yesterday, and there was a very large attendance. Sydney sportsmen were…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Sporting News by Cable. South African Cricket. M.C.C. v. Western Province. Capetown
In the cricket match between the Marylebone team and Western Province, the visitors in their first innings scored 322 (Douglas 93). With four wickets down…
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At Willandra yesterday, the Newcastle lightweight, Jim Hall, knocked Battling Simmons out in one round, Hall was overweight, and had to forfeit…
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A match has been arranged between Joe Borrell, of American, and Pat O'Keefe, who holds the middleweight championship of England. It is for £200 a side…
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