Bowls. Ladies at Play
A contingent of ladies from Hamilton journeyed to Chatswood yesterday by the 7.40 mail, in order to play a two-rink match against the ladies of the…
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Sport, 1914
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Lawn Tennis. Nice
Balfour and Wilding (6-1, 6-4) defeated Craig Biddle, an American, and Prince Bahram, of Persia, in the first round of the handicap doubles…
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In the League competition yesterday, Derby and Sheffield Wednesday played a draw, each side scoring a goal. Burnley and Sunderland, who played a…
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Mr. Baker has engaged another boxer for his Australian circuit. He is Young Shugrue, and he has signed for five contests. Mr. Baker says Shugrue is a great…
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The ocean baths will again be the scene of another of the Premier Swimming Club's handicaps this afternoon. On the last occasion when that club swum…
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The Wide Bay and Burnet bowling tourists, will leave Bundaberg and Maryborough (Q.) on their annual visit to this State to-day, and are due to arrive at…
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The Newcastle Golf Club will open the season with an open bogey handicap. The following is the draw:—C. S. Gilham v. W. J. Ralston, W. R. Pulver v. E…
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Entries for the Northern District British Association's competitions close to-night, with Mr. D. T. Johnston, the honorary secretary, from whom entry forms…
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Harold Hardwick's New Zealand record of 58 2-5sec over the 100 yards at the Wellington swimming carnival beat Malcolm Champion's record by 2 3-5sec. It…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →The Autumn Racing Carnival
The autumn racing carnival, which concluded on Saturday at Flemington, further illustrated the remarkable hold racing has on the community, because the…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →Cricket. Ladies' Match
The lady employees of Messrs. Winn and Co. and the Newcastle and Suburban Co-operative Society are to engage in what promises to be an interesting match on…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Draw at Football. London
The Cup football match between Sheffield United and Manchester City has been played over again. Neither side scored…
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Mr. J. Guilfoyle's twice-postponed athletic carnival is to be brought off on the Newcastle Cricket Ground, to-night. Both events have filled well, and the lady who…
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A team of Queensland bowlers from the Wide Bay and Burnett districts will arrive by the Brisbane mail this morning. They will received a Mayoral reception at…
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Mr. J. T. Andrews' two boxing tournaments, 9st 4lb, and 10st 4lb, were opened at the Maitland Stadium on Saturday evening in the presence of a good…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Maitland District. Bowls
The chief fixture amongst the local bowlers on Saturday afternoon was the champion rink game between Maitland and Wallsend. The game was an…
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The management committee of the Northern District British Football Association met at White's Hotel, Wallsend, on Saturday evening. Mr. H. Maggs presiding…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Athletics. Jim Hall Arrested. Charged with Manslaughter
Mr. W. Wilholls, editor of the Willandra "Times," writing from Willandra, via Carlton Camp, to the "sun," on Wednesday, says:—"The contest between Tiny…
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Shortly after 2 o'clock the visitors from Wide Bay, accompanied by several leading local bowling officials, visited the Lowlands green to play their first match…
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Mr. Harold Baker is to succeed Mr. A. Scott as referee at the Sydney Stadium. Bill Lang, who leaves Melbourne on the 21st, to be ready for his match with…
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