Stockton Regatta
The committee appointed at a public meeting to organise the Stockton New Year's Day regatta had not much time at their disposal, but they have succeeded…
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Sport, 1915
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Newcastle Races
One of the principal holiday attractions in Newcastle to-day will be the Newcastle Jockey Club's race meeting, for which 100 nominations have been received. Quality…
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The third round of the interstate railway cricket matches was played to-day. The match between New South Wales and South Australia was concluded. New…
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W. M'Nabb will make his first appearance at the Sydney Stadium to-night, when he is to meet Jimmy Fitton in a contest the best of twenty rounds. The…
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Judging by the apparently easy way the men swam in the beats of the 100 yards championship at the Domain Baths on Thursday, and yet registered fast times…
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The Stockton Regatta was revived yesterday after a cessation for several years. Little more than three weeks ago, enthusiasts, seeing the opportunity through…
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Mr. C. Watson, a Perth sportsman, returned yesterday to Perth, after a seven months' trip to the Old Country. During his stay in England Mr. Watson…
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A town in North Carolina has at last found a way to rid itself of the multitude of tramps that has infested it. Beside the railway that runs through the town…
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Silly M'Nabb, 10st 8¾lb, of Maitland, easily disposed of Jimmy Fitton, 10st 4¾lb, of America, at the Stadium to-night. The contest lasted just two…
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The final round in the interstate railway cricket matches commenced to-day. The scores were as follows:—Queensland v New South Wales, Queensland,…
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Jackey Hall and Jack King have agreed to fight at the bantam limit under a £10 forfeit. Hall is training in earnest for the battle. This is the first time he has…
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The Newcastle Branch of the League of Swimmers conducted a 50 yards handicap in the new ocean baths on Saturday afternoon, with the following result:—F…
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The annual regatta of the West Wallsend Federal Sailing Club took place at Speers' Point, Lake Macquarie, on New Year's Day, and notwithstanding the…
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A team of Petersham bowlers were the guests of the Newcastle City Club on Saturday afternoon. The visitors were entertained at luncheon at the…
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The bout between Billy M'Kinnon and Fred Jones at the Stadium last Friday night, was not only fast but amusing by reason of the former's extraordinarily…
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Frank Riley, of Lochinvar, wishes to arrange a match with Dan Blackwood at an early date. The winner of the contest between…
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Tom Adrian, the Manly Club's champion distance swimmer, on Monday won the one-mile championship of the State, in the absence of W. Longworth, who was…
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The mixed foursomes stroke handicap at the Leura Club's carnival was won by Mrs. A. A. Rankin and Mr. A. A. Rankin, Newcastle. Twenty-eight pairs…
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The East Maitland Athletic Club is out with a programme of interesting events for Anniversary Day. The list include four footrunning events, ten dancing…
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Kahanamoku abhors sleeping on an ordinary bedstead; he prefers a shakedown on the flour, and likes his couch as hard as it can be made short of lying on…
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