Football Dispute Settlement in Sight Last Night's Meeting
The prospects of a settlement between the League and Northern Association footballers in the Newcastle district are encouraging…
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Sport, 1920
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Swimming
A feature of this season's swimming has been the large number of juniors, both league and amateur, who have competed in handicaps. So great was the…
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The Newcastle District Lawn Tennis Association's singles handicap tournament will be commenced on Saturday. The following games have…
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The only game played last Saturday was between City No. 1 and Islington No. 1, the former winning 87—[?]. This alters the position in…
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North Steyne, winners of R. and R. competition at Boni on March 13. Cook's Hill, winners of grand march past…
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The following entries have been received for the Maitland races, to be held on Saturday, 27th inst. 1920:— The Novice Handicap six furlongs.—…
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MEETINGS TO COME. March 20.—Wallsend. March 27.—Maitland. April 20-21.—Tamworth…
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The £150 tournament will be continued to-morrow night at the Imperial when the semi-finals of the heavy division, and finals of the fly and…
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E. Taylor..... 56 J. Eisley ...... 37 G. Harner.... 59 W. Nix...... 30 E. Clements.. 50 Wal Moy.... 4 A. Bramble.... 45 E. Milgate..... 55…
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Fifteen-year-old Ned Darcy is considered to have given good account of himself against Irish O'Grady, and it is predicted that he will do much better…
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The High School's "four hundred" handicap was run off at the Ocean Baths yesterday afternoon with the following results O. Oakley, scratch, 1: D. Carnwell,…
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A tournament in aid of the Wallsend Model Band was begun in Phelan's Hall by Messrs. Murphy and Armstrong last night. Ben Froomo was…
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W. Gallagher (of Newcastle), and Bob Marris (of Cessnock), provided the main contest at the Strand Boxing Theatre, Cessnock, last night. There was only a…
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Wickham (2 wickets for 27 runs) will resume their game against Fire Brigade (193) at the showground this afternoon. 'Clads A1 (148) against B.H.P. (2 wickets…
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The annual meeting of the northern branch, called for next Monday evening, has been cancelled, The association meeting has also been cancelled…
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March 20.—Wallsend. March 26.—Gloucester March 27.—Maitland. March 30.—Gosford…
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Les Downes, the Sydney featherweight, is after the winner of the feather tourney now in progress at the imperial. Young Johnson, who defeated Daniels in…
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The attraction at the Imperial Pavilion on Saturdays night was the continuation of the £150 tournament. The attendance was large, and first-class sport was…
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Conditions were ideal for swimming on Saturday, and the three clubs—the Premier Amateurs, Surf Amateurs, and Surf League—had each a good number of…
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