Athletics
Joe Wallis, who is to referee the contest between Jack Lester and Charlie M'Grath at Cessnock, passed through Newcastle yesterday…
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Sport, 1919
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Swimming
The Newcastle Surf Amateur Surf swimming Club will be in their usual stride to-day, as most of the competitors were competing at Manly and Freshwater during…
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Wickham, the leaders of the senior competition, will meet 'Clads A1 to-day, on the Show Ground. This game will be watched with a vast amount of interest,…
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A cable message was received yesterday by Mr. T. H. Hicks, honorary secretary of the Lawn Tennis Association of Australasia, from the Lawn…
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I was pleased to see that "The Newcastle Sun" of Wednesday contained notes on the doings of some of the clubs in the district, and it would be a good thing if…
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A Inkpen has added a two-year-old brown filly by Almissa to his string. Lancelot has been returned to his owners…
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A start will be made with the tournament in aid of the Repatriation Day fund at the Imperial Pavilion to-night. Numerous entries have been received, and at…
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Under the auspices of the Cockle Creek Boating Club, a couple of sailing races were decided at the Lake on Saturday afternoon. The various details…
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The attendance at the Imperial Pavilion on Saturday was good, and the preliminary heats of the boxing tournament promoted by Jummer Edwards, in aid of the…
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The preliminary heats of the boxing tournament, promoted by Jummer Edwards, in aid of the repatriation fund, were fought at the Imperial Pavilion on…
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Fine weather prevailed for the Heddon Jockey Club's February meeting on Saturday, and the attendance was large. There were some masks in evidence, and this,…
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Heddon races were well patronised on Saturday—so well, in fact, that there was confusion for some time at the window where tickets were sold…
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Ironclad Al v. Wickham.—This was commenced on the showground, on a good wicket. W. E. Bramble, [?]., won the toss from S. Noble, and batted. 'Clads…
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During the past week many Soccer clubs have been holding their annual meetings for the purpose of getting their house in order and deciding who would be…
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The handsome silver cup presented to the Premier Amateur Club as a point-score trophy by Mr. F. Pearce, jeweller, is exhibited in the window of Messrs. John…
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On Saturday Al. King and Fred Fitzsimmons will meet. They were matched some time back. Fitzsimmons is training hard doing road work, and has every…
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Many of the older order of bowlers in the district will regret to learn that Mr. David (Taffy) James, for many years a prominent member of Hamilton Club, is…
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West Wallsend defeated Tighe's Hill in the Methodist competition at West Wallsend on Saturday. West Wallsend scored 17; Tighe's Hill 61. M'Lauch[?]an 20…
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Scratchings were recorded to-day as follow:—Juvenile Handicap: Royal Alba. February Handicap: Count Earlston…
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The hurdies were out 36 feet on No. 2 track at Broadmeadow this morning. Lintrona covered six furlongs at a useful working pace. Flament did…
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