Athletics. R.s.a. Sports
In connection with the proposed sports carnival of the Newcastle branch of the Returned Soldiers' Association, the Sports Ground has been made available…
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Sport, 1917
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Bowls
Two or three years ago most of the bowls in the district were sent to Sydney to be tested, altered, and stamped. It is early time some of them were sent down…
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A meeting of the Western Suburbs Football Club will be held at Tiplady's Hotel to-night. Seven O'clock compulsory closing of…
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Teams to represent Maitland in the various bowling competitions that commence on Saturday have been chosen as follows:—…
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Lambton Third Grade v. Cathedral, at Lambton.—Lambton team: Moy, Mitchell, Luner, Williams, Nicolle, Morgan, Stokes, Davies, Elsley,…
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The Uralia Jockey Club's races for grass-feed horses was held on Wednesday in fine weather, with a good attendance Results:—…
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Mink Hawkins has left for America to fill the position of trainer to Les Darcy. As a result of lost Monday night's clash between Harry Kilrain and Chris Jordan,…
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On the West Maitland Park green yesterday afternoon the second round of the president's trophy was advanced another stage, when, the following heats were…
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Lambton v. Hamilton, on Lambton Green.—Lambton teams: B. Goble. D. Morgan. H. Jones, Treharne; Pringle, Bull, Elliott. Bear; Batterbam, A…
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Liew Edwards is billed to meet Bert Spargo in Melbourne on the 13st instant. This will represent the first contest Spargo has had for many months…
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Numerous entries were received for the swimming handicap races, arranged for this afternoon, under the auspices of both the Premier…
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To-day is, to all intents and purpises, the opening of the bowling season in Newcastle, and bowlers, one and all, will get to business in real earnest fighting…
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This afternoon will see the completion of the representative matches, as far as the district juniors are concerned, when the match 13 juniors versus the seniors…
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At a meeting of the local association, Petersham C.C. requested a game at Newcastle on 26th and 27th January, and the matter was deferred pending a reply from…
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The Newcastle District Cricket Association met this week, and several items of business were transacted. The Petersham Cricket Club…
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Some vandal has strewn the bottom of the recognised swimming resort in the Hunter River, near the old wool wash, West Maitland, with…
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Fred Kay and Tommy Uren meet at the Sydney Stadium to-night. At Brisbane to-night Jack Janasse and Albert Lock are to contest the best of…
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The final stage of the Hunter River Professional Sculling Club New Year's Day regatta was reached on Saturday night, when the prizes were handed over…
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The race meeting held at Boolaroo on Saturday attracted a large attendance. Delightful weather prevailed, and the meeting was thoroughly successful. The…
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The Manchester Regiment beat the Australians at Colchester by 22 points to 8. Gwyner and Hoiston scored tries, Bannan converting one…
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