Cricket
As the cricket season begins in October, 1919, and the sport will then be on a firm footing, the officials of the association will have to be on the alert for…
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Sport, 1919
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Racing Budget Broadmeadow Training
The hurdles were out 36ft on the course proper at Broadmeadow this morning. Top Notch (Evans) moved nicely over six furlongs, placing that…
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Applications were before Wickham Council last night from Dockyard Cricket Club for permission to play a match against the Naval Dockyards on…
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Q.-M. Sergeant Berry who played for New South Wales in the match against Victoria and who was picked to practice for…
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As the interstate match between New South Wales and Victoria will take place in Sydney on January 2[?], no Sydney team will visit this city. But after careful…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Boxing in Sydney. Humphries Beats Campion. Sydney, Wednesday Night
A good attendance was present at the Hippodrome to-night to witness the contest between Jack Humphries (9st 13½lb) and Stan. Campion (9st 13lb), which…
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Billy James, who got the decision over Fred Fitzsimmons last Wednesday morning, is to meet A1. King at the Imperial Athletic Pavilion on Saturday night…
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The contest at the imperial to-night will be the best inter-district match that can be arranged for Newcastle. A1 King arrived…
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The Cook's Hill Club had a noted visitor from overseas at their headquarters, in the person of Mr. Earl A. Fraser, of Ocean Park, California, America. Mr…
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The competition will be advanced another stage to-morrow with Dockyards facing the music to ironclad A[?] on the Showground. Last Saturday provided…
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"Swiper" writes to say that the controversy regarding "Why Cricket Falls in Newcastle" was discussed in a Wallsend tram the other evening. Among the men…
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Fair fields have been accepted for Wallsend meeting to-morrow and a good day's racing can be confidently looked forward to…
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"Iroquois" writes in "The Sun" today: "There will be a clash between Warwick Farm and the meeting at…
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Billy James, Fred Holland's protege, will be put a severe test to-morrow night, when he is billed to meet Al. King in a twenty-rounds' contest at the…
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Among the enthusiasts who regularly start in the Newcastle Surf Amateur Swimming Club's handicaps on Saturday afternoons at the Ocean Baths, is Jim…
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Al King arrived yesterday, and is in the pink of condition. The contest to-night will be the best that has been arranged in Newcastle. Al King is the…
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That cricket of the interstate order has not lost its hold on the public has been pleasantly demonstrated by the excellent patronage accorded to the two games just…
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The Wallsend Jockey Club will cater for northern racegoers to-day, and, judging from indications, the success of the meeting is assured. The usual six-event…
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The programme is set out in our business columns for Heddon Jockey Club races, to be held on Saturday February 1. Five events are…
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T. Murray has taken in hand a five-year-old black gelding, Billy Moorefield, by Moorefield. Flament made her reappearance on…
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