Boxing at Cessnock
A boxing contest took place at the Carlton Stadium last night, between Mick Scanlan, a local man, and P. Fairhall, of Newcastle. Tom Donohue was referee, and…
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Sport, 1919
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Cricket
R. H. Rodgers, Secretary, N.D.C.A. writes: Re "Disgusted's" letter in your issue of yesterday I have to inform you that the…
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Heddon Jockey Club will be racing on Saturday, February 1, entries closing on Friday night next at 9 o'clock. Entries will close on Monday…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →"Football of Empire" African Claims Capetown, Friday Night
The Congress held in Bloemfontein a regard to the independence of South Africa save occasion for great public interest. There was a large…
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Dave James, a pupil of Fred Holland, and brother of Billy, is to meet Stan,0 Campion in the main event at the Imperial Pavilion to-night. James reports…
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As Rugby Union and Northern Union footballers had freely played together in army matches during the period of the war, it was anticipated in some quarters…
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The Newcastle Surf League Swimming Club held the 100yds. Lowe and Paxinos brace relay handicap on Saturday afternoon. Results: First heat—P. Sanders…
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Dave James easily gained a victory over Stan, Campion in the Imperial Stadium on Saturday night, in a match for £10 a side. The contest went the full…
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On the Maitland Central green some of the first rounds in the president's A and B trophies, and Mr. C. Bragg's trophy, were played, and resulted as…
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"Third Man" writers:—"As no notification has been issued to the contrary, it is presumed that play in the champion singles competition will be commenced next…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Athletics. Boxing in Newcastle. James Beats Campion
There was a large attendance at the Imperial Pavilion on Saturday night to witness the boxing contest between Stan Campion, of Sydney, and Dave James, of…
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[Club secretaries are advised that scores of Saturday's matches should reach "The Newcastle Sun" office not later than 11 o'clock on…
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Hot sultry weather prevailed for the Boolaroo race meeting on Saturday, but there was a very large attendance, including a fair sprinkling of Sydney…
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Mr. Phil Solomon had all the secretarial duties well atended to at Boolaroo on Saturday, and no fault could be found with the management…
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Much sympathy is felt in swimming circles for the family of the late Corporal H. (Hunty) Sinclair, whose sudden death from an internal complaint, whilst…
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On Saturday night, at the Imperial, the programme arranged should give satisfaction to lovers of willing fighting. Ted Clarke and Ce[?] Hibbard will meet in a…
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Perhaps there is no boxer in the game to-day who has had a rougher deal at the hands of referees than Fred Fitzsl[?]ons, and yet there is nor fairer fighter. He…
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