Athletics
Fritz Holland may meet Jimmy Coffey, the ex-lightweight, in Melbourne some time in April at the welterweight limit. Mick King and Harold Hardwick are…
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Sport, 1915
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Swimming
Miss Fanny Durack, the world's champion lady swimmer, has received through Mr. R. L. Baker, a cable from his agent (Mr. Unmack) at San Francisco, inviting…
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A meeting of the Western Suburbs Rugby League Club will be held at Wilson's Hotel, Lambton, to-night. A meeting of the N.D.B.F. Association…
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A promising cricketer has been unearthed at Canowindra. In 17 innings S. Kirkland, a youth still in his teens, has scored 1012 runs, including secres of 124…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Livening Cricket. the Eight Ball Over. London
"spoting Life" says that the decision of the New South Wales Cricket Association to fix an eight-ball over will not brighton cricket…
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Entries have been received for the 9st and 10st division of the Maitland Stadium tourney from as far north as Muswell-brook, and there should be a good house…
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The chief attraction at the Newcastle League of Swimmers forthcoming carnival at the Newcastle Ocean Baths will be an attempt by Alick Wickham to lower…
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The following have been selected to represent Maitland teams in the Raysmith Shield on Saturday:— Maitland v. Wallsend, on the…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Racing Malpractice. Melbourne
The V.R.C. committee held a special meeting to inquire into matters connected with a Hack Race run at Lal Lal on New Year's Day…
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Teams representing Wickham electorate and Newcastle and Waratah electorates combined, are to engage in a friendly match at the Wickham oval on Saturday…
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Good entries have been received for the West Maitland tournament, which commences to-morrow night. Jim Hall is likely to be heard of in the…
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The Newcastle League of Swimmers are going ahead with the preparations for their carnival on Good Friday afternoon, and they intend to leave nothing undone…
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Hamilton "B" players will play off heats in the second round for the Varley trophy this afternoon. S. Morris, last of Wickham, now of…
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A men's foursomes competition will be held on the Waratah Club's links thin afternoon. The following in the drawing of the pairs:—Greaves and Parker,…
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A meeting of East Newcastle 2nd, 3rd, and 4th grade players is to be held at the Central Hotel to-night. A meeting of the Now South Wales…
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The Bear and the Tiger were talking of golf. Which they longed most intensely to play…
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The second grade final is to be continued on the Newcastle Cricket Ground to-day, and, considering the present interesting stage, the game should be a very…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Boxing Contest. White Beats Cross. New York
Charlie White, the English lightweight, outfought Leach Cross in ten rounds. The American was badly punished…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Newcastle Jockey Club. Some Early Records. Racing in the Seventies
In the minute book of the Newcastle Jockey Club, which wits unearthed toe other day by Mr. J. Grisdale, there are some very interesting records. Racing…
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The 8st 71b to 9st tournament is to be continued in Watson's Hall, West Wallsend, to-night. Competitors are required to produce medical certificates as to…
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