Athletics
Interviewed in Melbourne on the result of the Johnson-Willard battle; J. J. Corbett said: "The result does not surprise me in the least. On the other…
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Sport, 1915
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Swimming
Mr. Geo. H. Williams, secretary and chief examiner in Australia for the Royal Life saving Society, will visit Newcastle on Saturday next for the purpose of…
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In response to an invitation from [?] ladies of South Ashfield, a team of [?] rinks from the Hamilton to Ladies' [?] Club will visit Ashfield on Thursday [?]…
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The match Wickham Electorate v. Newcastle Waratah Electorates combined as to be resumed on the Wickham Oval tomorrow afternoon, and as the game is…
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Hamilton A v. Adamstown A, at Hamilton.—Byfield, Morris, Porteous, Chalmers. St. Augustine's C.Y. Wickham B, at…
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Owing to the rain the Randwick race course will be unfit to race upon to-morrow, and consequently, the A.J.C. committee has decided on another postponement…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Athletics. Bill Squires Again
Bill squires was in Newcastle yesterday looking the very picture of ruddy health—hardy, muscular, and nimble. In the course of a chat the one-time…
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Maitland v Lowlands, on the latter's green, to-day. Oakes, Kerr, Pender Kline, Karry, Logan, Samson, Johnston. Cooper, Marshall, Jerman, Edmunds, Fry…
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No international cricketer was batter known or more highly respected than the late Andrew Ernest-Stoddart, who played for Middlesex as an amateur. He was…
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Sld. Neilson ("the Fighting Dane") passed through Newcastle yesterday, on his way to Cessnock, where he is to meet jack Darcy under Fred Carrick's…
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The annual meeting of the Hunter District Rugby Football League was held in the West Maitland School of Arts on Saturday evening, Mr. R. Waston, presiding…
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The second round, of the nine and ten stone, tournaments, promoted by Messrs. Howe and Edwards, drew a very large attendance to the Maitland Stadium on…
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A special meeting of members of central Rugby league Football Club will be held at Wales' Hotel-to-morrow night…
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The third day's racing in connection with the A.J.C. autumn meeting was disposed of at Randwick on Saturday. There was a large attendance, and fine weather…
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Mr. Nivon, the West Australian boxing promoter, has wired H. Ancinoll, promising to find matches for Volaire, Denis., and Leproux with Mohegan, Morey, Kay,…
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On Saturday last in Sydney the chief events in the bowling competitions were the two deciding games in the pennant, in which Mosman v. Chatswood and…
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The bogey competition played off on the Waratah Club's links on Saturday last for which 18 entries were received, was won by Mr. J. W. Greaves…
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A meeting of members ant intending members of the western Suburbs Rugby League Club will be held at Smith's Hotel, Lambton, to-night…
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The A.J.C. Autumn meeting was brought [?] conclusion to-day in the weather [?] was a large attendance. Appen[?] are the result.:—…
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The boxing game has again come into Favour at West Wallsend, and during the last month some good sport has been witnessed by the lovers of the game. A…
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