Cricket. Newcastle Tramway v. Raymond Terrace
Newcastle Tramway played Raymond Terrace a return match, and were victorious by 168 runs on the first innings. Wal. Moy, Newcastle's…
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Sport, 1917
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Athletics
Tom O'Malley will make his appearance in the Brisbane ring on Saturday, March 3rd, where he will be opposed to Jack King. Tam's last match was against…
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At the committee meeting of the local cricket association, a claim by Hexham C.C. for three points win against Cathedral C.C. was dismissed, they being…
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Private Frank Williams, who was for some years a sterling full-back of West Wallsend British Football Club, died in France on February 7th. "Goog" was a…
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It is announced by the secretary of the Wallsend Jockey Club (Mr. E. Cowcher) that owing to the telegraph office being closed to-day, the entries…
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Members of the City Club entered for the champion pairs competition will play off their heats on Saturday afternoon. In addition other members will engage in…
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Ccssnock's team to play against Maitland No. 2 in the B grade tomorrow (Saturday) is:—Lindeman. Griffiths, Jos. Hill, Ross; Poulton…
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Islington team v. Lorn, on Islington wicket.—Bryant, Leece, Polak, Balks, Payne, Price, Boyle, Walton, Frewin, Boyle, Carmichael, Sharp…
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Several matches await Charlie Simpson, the Victorian featherweight, who recently returned from a visit to America. Mat Daly has stated that Simpson is anxious…
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The members of the Premier Club who made the trip to Cessnock lost Saturday, were all loud in their praise of the excellent treatment they received…
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Sir,—As a past swimmer and bath's proprietor in Queensland, I may be excused for finding a few drawbacks to your lovely swimming pool at…
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The first lot of semi-finals will be brought to a close this afternoon, the contesting teams being Dangar Park and Tarro in the first juniors and Lambton…
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The Boolaroo Racing Club will entertain northern sportsmen to-day, and in spite of the clash with the Newcastle Show, it is expected that there will be…
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LONDON, Friday.—In consequence of the regulation which confines all English racing to the Newmarket course, it has been decided…
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Private J. Ash, the ex-Adamstown B.A. player, is in hospital, ill. "Jonty" can be numbered among the few unfortunate "Soccer" players who get hurt on the…
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Fred Fitzsimmons is expected to give a good account of himself when he meets O'Malley in Sydney next Monday night. During the week he has put in some solid…
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In the first round of the City Club's champion pairs Competition, played on the City green on Saturday afternoon, the results were as under:—Robbins and…
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The counter attraction in the Newcastle Show did not affect the attendance at the Boolaroo race meeting on Saturday. Both the paddock enclosure and the Leger…
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At the Stadium last night Colin Bell (13ft 10¾lb) defeated Jim Tracey (12st 11lb) in ten rounds. Bell was too heavy and vigorous for his rival, with the result…
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In a football match between the Canadians and an Australian headquarters' team, the Canadians won by 11 points to 3…
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