Cricket. Third Grade Final
This final was commenced on Saturday afternoon on the Cricket Ground the competing teams bring Cardiff and Merewether, and those who had the pleasure of witnessing the…
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Sport, 1916
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Athletics
Jimmy Clabby is willing to meet Dave Smith, and as soon as the latter says he is ready the match will be arranged. Dave thinks he can show all his old form, and…
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A meeting of the Northern Suburbs Club will be held at Watt's Hotel on Thursday night…
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"Enthusiast" writes in reference to the third grade final, which commenced last Saturday, and says great praise is to be given to both teams for making a start…
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A general meeting of the South Newcastle Football Club will be held at Warkley's Hotel to-night…
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Commenting on the play in the semi-final and, final for the New South wales pairs championship, "Jack High," in the Sydney "Referee," writes:—…
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Tommy Uren is anxious for another tilt at Herb M'Coy for the lightweight title. Arrangements are being made to bring the pair together early in June in…
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Young Gallagher, writing from the Maitland Camp, says, like many other boxers, he has enlisted. He adds that he never felt well in his life until he went…
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The Surf Swimming Club will close the season this afternoon in the ocean baths. Two events are to be contested, a back and breast stroke handicap of 200 yards,…
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The third grade final, between Merewether and Cardiff, is to be continued to-day. Last Saturday, Merewether put up the creditable score of 247 runs in two…
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Entries for the "Mick Simmons" Cup competition close with the hon. secretary on the 3rd proximo. Should Wallsend win this year, they become the absolute…
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League patrons have no other choice than visit the League Ground, Hamilton, this afternoon to witness South and Norta engage in a practice match. What…
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An international lightweight contest is to be decided at the Sydney Stadium to-night, between Liew Edwards and "Roughhouse" Burns…
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Fine weather prevailed for the Cessnock nock Jockey Club races on Saturday, and there was a good attendance, but many local people were away at the Newcastle…
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[?]A the League Ground, Hamilton, before a moderate attendance, Northern Suburbs defeated South Newcastle in the first practice game of the year by 18…
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The A.J.C. Autumn meeting was brought to a conclusion at Randwick on Saturday, in the presence of a very large attendance. Results:—…
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Several well-known northern boxers left with the 35th Battalion yesterday. Ted Savral, better known as the "Cake Walker," has returned to Newcastle after…
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According to the London "Sportsman," there is a strong probability of Pa[?] O'Keefe, the English middle-weight champion, and Ernie Barry, the champion…
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All engagements: Brightwater. City Tattersall's Cup: Melton Lad, Meroo, Woorak (3 p.m.) Youthful Stakes: Obvious Court Jester…
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Fritz Maki, a Russian Finn, and "Mick" King, of New South Wales, each weighing list 31b, provided boxing of a sensational character at the Stadium on…
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