Arkell Swimming Carnival
A combined clubs' carnival, promoted by the Premier Amateur, Newcastle Suri, Newcastle Surf League, and Cook's Hill Swimming Clubs, as a means of…
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Sport, 1919
2,225 stories in Newcastle & Lake Macquarie's papers · page 10 of 112
Bowls. Singles Championship
The deciding heats in the champion singles competition were played on the Lambton green yesterday morning and afternoon. The weather conditions were…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Athletics. Boxing in Newcastle. King Beats James Easily
The return battle between Al King, of Sydney, and Billy James, of Newcastle, was fought at the Imperial Pavilion yesterday morning, in the presence of a very…
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One of the most successful meetings of the Cessnock Jockey Club was held yesterday afternoon. The weather was dull and cool, and the attendance very…
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Favored by the holiday and with good weather, the attendance at Cessnock was one of the largest ever seen there. All the arrangements were…
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Although the team from the Newcastle Surf Club that competed in the surf carnivals at Manly and Freshwater on Saturday and Monday respectively did not have…
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The attraction at the Imperial Pavilion on Saturday will be the opening stages of the big novice tourneys. Entries are coming along, and those who…
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J. Hourigan has taken in hand a chestnut [?]ly by son of the Marsh. Right Time has been returned by J. Hourigan to its owners in the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Football in England. London, January 27
In the football match, between the New Zealanders and the naval depot, at Devonport, rain interfered with play, and a scoreless draw resulted…
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The Dockyards-Steel Works game on Saturday was productive of a sensational collapse on the part of the former, They could not score a pa[?]try 15. The writer…
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Mr. Jack Munro, manager of the Stadium, Rushcutter's Bay, says there will not be any contests until further orders are given by the Government. The…
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If anything were wanting to show their enthusiasm and the keen competition for the Pearce cup, by members of the Premier Amateur Club, it was manifested…
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Owing to the rain not many gallops were recorded at Broadmeadow this morning. The hurdles were out 72 feet. Orinal did handy pace work…
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There was a good attendance at Jim Hall's rooms on Monday night, the presence of champion flyweight Harry Denham, of Sydney, and Cecil Yates, brother…
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The competition for the Pearce Cup will be continued at the ocean baths on Saturday, when the Premier Amateur Club will conduct a 75yds. handicap, following…
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The opening stages of the great novice tournaments will be witnessed at the Imperial Pavilion on Saturday night. All divisions have filled well. Entries will…
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At Wyong races yesterday only about a dozen persons were wearing masks. Only two or three bookmakers look this precaution. The "fraternity"…
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Heddon Jockey Club will race tomorrow and while the fields are not likely to be age the racing promises to be interesting. A through special…
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"Iroquois" writes in "The Sun" today:—If the rider of Legal Blue had not waited for an opening on the rails…
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