Boxing at West Wallsend
The 9st 7lb tournament, promoted by Tom Williams, was brought to a clone on Friday night, at the Federal Hall, West Wallsend, in the presence of a good…
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Sport, 1915
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Racing in England. Its Stoppage Supported. London
Lord Dunraven, in a letter to the press, supports the stoppage of the Ascot and Epsom racing festivals. He says: "Lord Rosebery's Napoleonic…
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At Cessnock last Friday night. [?] Carrick, the manager of the local [?]dium, put on Clarrie Green and [?] Grimm. The contest went the fell…
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At a meeting of ladies held at the Council-chambers, Newcastle, on Monday night, it was decided to form a swimming club. Mrs. F. C. Porter was elected…
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Logan and Oakes, of Maitland, met Gilbert and Bell, of the Lowlands, in the second round of the association pairs competition on the Wickham Green…
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The annual meeting of the Northern Branch of the New South Wales Rugby League will be held at the Chamber of Commerce on Monday night…
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The Jockey Club will meet on the 16th instant of consider the continuance of racing…
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This year's first grade final was opened on Saturday in favourable weather, and the wicket, prepared by Caretaker Parsons, left nothing to be desired. The…
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Joe Costa, of Newcastle, and Dan Regan, of West Australia, have been matched for Saturday evening at Andrews' Maitland Stadium for £20 a side…
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A rink from Newcastle, under the skilful direction of J. Frost, with W. Hingst as third, defeated a rink of Waverley players at Katoomba last Friday, by 16…
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The committee of the Wallsend Jockey Club were favoured with delightful weather for their March race meeting. There was a good attendance, and considering…
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A concert, promoted by Mr. George H. Young, the organist at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Laman-street, was given in the school hall last night, in aid of St…
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The attraction at the Melbourne Stadium text Saturday night will be a twenty round contest between Bill M'Nabb, of New South Wales, and Pat. Bradley, of…
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West Wallsend v. Killingworth, at West Wallsend: J. C. Irish, Jones (2), N. Valsey, Mrs. Irish, Cole, Dean, and Morecroft. St. Augustine's v. Kurri, at Kurri:…
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Following are the handicaps for the Novice and Open Handicaps, to be run off on Saturday night:— Novice Handicap.—R. Bower, 6½; O…
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The shield presented by Mr. T. H. Raysmith for the association pennant competition may be seen by all interested at Atkinson and Hughes, Hunter-street. The…
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Entries for the Newcastle District Lawn Tennis Association's competitions close with Mr. W. Cook, the honorary secretary, on Wednesday next, the 17th…
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Club secretaries are reminded that entries for all grades under British rules close at 7 o'clock to-night, and despite the number of local and country…
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The first grade final is to be resumed to-day, and should be witnessed by a large crowd, considering that it was adjourned at an interesting stage last week,…
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Willie Ritchie out-fought and out-boxed Freddie Welsh in every round of ten in a no-decision bout…
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