Athletics
Details of an interesting cross-country race In France, between representatives of the Second British Army and the Belgian Army, in which a number of…
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Sport, 1919
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Racing Budget Armidale Cup
Newcastle will be well represented at the meeting of the Armidale and New England Jockey Club, to be held next Tuesday and Wednesday,…
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Among the names of the recently returned soldiers that of Private E. Brennan appears. Prior to enlisting "Nock" Brennan was a popular player of West…
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Jack Maloney, who proved himself such a good al-rounder for D[?]cas several seasons ago and before that one of the mainstays of the old Sacred Heart Club, is…
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"Iroquois" writes in "The Sun" to-day:—The upheaval in racing arrangements has caused much…
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Dockyards and [?]ds A2 met on Cen[?] Park on Saturday. The Docks ba[?] first on a [?] wicket, which was bumping a little. Gilbert and J. Wells…
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The Newcastle Surf League Swimming Club is holding a 60yds. handicap to-night for a handsome trophy donated by Mr. D. Amos, of Tighe's Hill. As the…
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The boxing tournament promoted by Jummer Edwards in aid of the repatriation fund was advanced another stage at the Imperial Pavilion last night. There…
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Mr. Jum[?]r Edwards' second night's sport, in aid of the repatriation funds, was well patro[?]d, and a long programme was staged. The ban[?]…
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Two matches were played on Wallsend green yesterday afternoon, and were greatly enjoyed by the players. The first match was between two rinks from…
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Accepting a challenge from the boys of Hamilton Convent School, the Marist School boys met them on Centennial Park, where a two-innings' match was…
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The hurdles were out 36ft on No. [?] track at Broadmeadow this morning. Ardnarc[?] was first out, and [?]covered four furlongs in 56sec. Royal…
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Racing in all parts of Victoria has been prohibited…
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The State Cabinet lost no time this morning in discussing the matter of the restrictions to be…
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The prospects for an A.I.F. cricket tour of England are still clouded, and one prominent Australian player thinks that the difficulties are…
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The State Cabinet decided to-day that the Newcastle races should not be allowed to be held on Saturday next. The Minister for Health (Mr. Fitzgerald)…
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The following handicaps have been allotted by the club's handicapper, Mr. Myer Cohen, for the Newcastle Surf Amateur Swimming Club's 75yds…
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Al King will meet Fred Fitzsimmons to-morrow night, at the imperial, for the featherweight championship of N.S.W. Both have to weigh 9 stone…
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B.H.P. v. West Wallsend, on B.H.P. wicket, at 2.30 B.H.P.: Plant, Baulks, Davidson, Easton, Kirk, Fountain. Golding, Bethune, Robertson, Ross, Bell;…
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