Cricket. Senior Grade. Dockyard v. TEACHERS
Dockyard concluded the match against Teachers by defeating them by one innings and 67 runs. The feature was the partnership of Taylor and…
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Sport, 1917
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Athletics
Fred Fitzsimmons and George O'Malley are to contest the best to twenty rounds at the Sydney Stadium to-night. The Newcastle lad reports himself in good…
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A sensation has been caused in athletic circles, owing to the action of the executive of the Victorian Amateur Athletic Association threatening disqualification…
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The colonel of a Sportsmen's Battalion at Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, has written to Darcy asking him to onlist with his command should he decide to give his services…
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A special general meeting of members of the Premier Amateur Swimming Club will be held to-night at the club's room…
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The annual general meeting of the N.D.B.F.A. will take place on Saturday next at the Trades Hall, Newcastle. Mr. Fred Booth, hon. secretary of the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Bowls. District Doubles
In the district doubles, played at Waratah, Lindsay and Southon defeated Woodham and Harrison by 20 to 16, after a keenly-contested game…
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Some good (some otherwise) performances were put up in Sydney last Saturday by members of the metropolitan team who are accompanying…
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Benny Palmer has been in Melbourne for some time awaiting his chance of meeting Llew Edwards. Palmer has had plenty of time to get himself into good condition. He…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Swimming. Surf Carnival
The carnival, promoted by the combined surf clubs of Newcastle, to be held on the Newcastle beach on Saturday next gives promise of being a great success…
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L. Kelly, the Hexham bowler, is not likely to play in the semi-final against Dockyard, as he is on the sick list and not able to work…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Boxing. Darcy Witnesses a Bout
Lea Dares, Bitting in one of the ringside boxes at the Broadway Sporting Club, Brooklyn. N.Y., on January 1, saw Billy Miske, one of his…
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Sir,—Without in any way wishing to dictate to the selectors, I desire to provide the names of those players whom I deem entitled :o represent this…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Selecting a Cricket Team. (To the Editor.)
Sir,—In connection with the team to represent the district against W. Bardeley's team to play at Wickham at Easter time, may I suggest the…
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Fred Fitzsimmons has returned to Newcastle after his contest with George O'Malloy at the Sydney Stadium last Monday night. Fitzsimmons is nursing a…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Cessnock Bowls
The Cessnock team to oppose Kurri Kurri will comprise Lindeman, Griffiths, Marshall, Ross: Poulton, Campbell, Jacobs, Harrison; Inglis, Peart…
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A match, seven rinks, between the Newcastle Master Builders and the Sydney Master Builders, will be played on the Marrickville green, on…
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Mr. J. C. Morris presided over a very large number of members at the club's room on Wednesday night. Correspondence was received from…
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What should be absolutely one of the keenest matches ever played in Newcastle eventuates to-morrow on the Cricket Ground, when Cathedral…
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