Swimming. Premier Amateur Club
The Premier Amateur Club conducted two handicaps at the ocean bath to-day in the presence of a large number of visitors. The racing was…
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Sport, 1918
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Cricket
West Wallsend Northumberlands (185 runs) defeated Royals (86). For the Northumberlands, Rogan, s[?]olden, Mowett, Dent, Darrington, M'Loughton, and Coates…
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Despite the exceedingly unpleasant weather conditions, the City and Hamilton teams fulfilled their engagements on the Hamilton green yesterday afternoon…
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The principal holiday attraction to-day will be the Newcastle Jockey Club's race meeting, and given line weather, there is sure (to be a large attendance. The…
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On Wickham oval, a match was played this afternoon between a first grade 11 and a first juniors 15. A. Edgar captained the seniors and P…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Chinatown in France. a Medley of Races
In motoring behind the lines the observer is struck by the astonishing medley of races brought together in France to labour while white men fight; during one day…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Rosehill Races. Two Blues Wins. Sydney
The Rosehill race meeting was well attended this afternoon. A heavy shower fell shortly before two o'clock, and drove the spectators to shelter. It soon…
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There was no question about the popularity of the ocean baths yesterday, which were in splendid condition, and although the bleakness of the weather prevented…
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Under the auspices of the Cockle Creek Boating Club two sailing events were run off at Speers' Point yesterday. The entry was very poor, only four boats…
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An interesting game was played on the Wallsend green on Tuesday afternoon, between a rink of Scotchmen from the Cessnock Club and the Wallsend Club Scotch…
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In a game played at Belmont on Boxing Day, Belmont easily defeated Charles town. Charlestown were dismissed for 21, the bowling of Hoy and Cullen being too…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Boxing. Clabby Loses Championship
Albert Lloyd defeated Jimmy Clubby on points in a 20-round content for the heavyweight championship of Australia, at the Stadium, last night…
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As the Christmas holidays have passed, and grade cricket will be once more be in operation in all sections on Saturday, things will be getting…
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Mr. A. Harley, assistant secretary Northern Association, writes: "Quite a host of letters have appeared to the school boys' medals. All appear to blame the…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Racing in Brisbane Brisbane
The Queensland Turf Club's Christmas race meeting was conclude to-day, in fine weather. The principal event, the Midsummer Handicap, was won by Poaching,…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Boxing in Sydney. Lloyd Champion. Sydney, Tuesday Night
At the Stadium to-night the heavy-weight boxing championship of Australian was decided between Albert Lloyd, 12st 2½th (Australia) and Jimmy Clabby, 11st…
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Writing to a Sydney paper, Gro player says:—"A few lines to let you know that Fred Fissimnous, the local champion boxer, added anothrer win to…
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At Hamilton yesterday afternoon, a challenge rink game was played, in which Messrs. Connor, Kearton, Allen, and S. Kinder met Messrs. Maloney,…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Late Sporting. Heddon Races
Particulars are advertised to-day of the train arrangements for Heddon Jockey Club rates on Saturday next. A horse boy special will leave…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Heddon Greta Races. Anticipations for To-morrow (NOTES by "THRICE.")
After an interval of a couple of months the Heddon Grela Jockey Club will conduct a race meeting to-morrow. Special trains are advertised to…
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