Tennis Players. American Rules. New York
The proposed rule prohibiting American tennis players accepting expense money, except for State, national, and world tournaments, has been approved by the…
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Sport, 1914
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Athletics
Mr. J. Guilfoyle has received numerous entries for the pedestrian events to be run under his management on the Newcastle Cricket Ground to-night. The…
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The Newcastle Jockey Club's February race meeting attracted a large attendance on Saturday, and, in splte of the sweltering heat, the club's patrons…
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The last of the series of matches arranged to decide the destiny of the Arnott Shield was played on Saturday. Up to Saturday week three climbs, Maitland,…
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Johnson declined the £3000 offer which the National Sporting Club of London put up for a Johnson Langford match, for the championship of the world, the…
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Frank O'Grady, the clever Australian light-weight, will meet Dick Cullen, of America, at the Olympia Stadium to-night. Since his victory over Sid…
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Yesterday afternoon, on the Hamilton green, M. Beahen beat T. Kinder by 31 to 22 in the second round for the club's competition for the district singles. In…
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At the Brisbane Stadium on Saturday night, before a large audience, Eddie Newhouse (Vic.) secured a decision over Melburn Saylor (America). In the sixth round…
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A general meeting of the Newcastle League of Swimmers will be held at the Central Hotel to-night…
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A special general meeting of the Lowlands Club will be held to-morrow evening. A general meeting of members of the…
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The annual meeting of the West Wallsend British Association will be held at West Wallsend on Thursday evening. The club during the past season was very…
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Bill Bristowe beat Albert Scanlon in a ten-rounds bout…
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"Those who focus opinions always on the present regularly go about shouting that the scandals of to-day" (says an English writer) in racing are worse…
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Joe Costa states that if O'Connor is not satisfied with last Saturday's decision he can have another match for £10 or £40 a side, with the right to choose any…
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A special meeting of the Northern Union has considered the cable message of the New South Wales Rugby League relating to the admission of…
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The proposed match between a Northern District Association team and a team selected by Mr. Shadforth, the secretary of the New South Wales Association, will…
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The second grade final is to be commenced on Saturday on next on the Association Ground. The contesting teams will be Adamstown and Ironclad No. 23. A…
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Jim Sullivan the English boxer, who made such a poor showing in Australia against Pat Bradley and Jerry Jer[?]ue has returned to England, and according…
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SYRACUSE (New York State) , Thursday Johnay Kilbane outpointed Brosnahan, of Omaha, in ten rounds…
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The Northern Rugby Union are pushing ahead their arrangements for the Australian tour. The selection committee will meet…
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