BOXING Imperial Tournament
With never a dull moment the semifinals and finals of the Imperial tournament ran through 36 rounds on Saturday night. One Final was in the…
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Sport, 1920
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Cricket
In the Hunter District Cricket Association's B Grade competition on Saturday afternoon, Buchanan beat Robins on the Maitland Park. Robins, first innings,…
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There was a very large attendance at Rosehill races on Saturday. Results:— Railway Handicap, of 175 sovs, with a sweepstake of 1 sov each added; second…
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There was a large attendance at the Wallsend Jockey Club's March race meeting on Saturday, and everything passed off pleasantly under the direction of Mr…
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March 26.—Gloucester. [?] March 30.—Gosford. April 10.—Heddon…
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Mr. R. Thomas, honorary secretary Premier Amateur Swimming Club, complains that little or no publicity was given to the schools' swimming carnival…
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As Islington team will play a game against Wickham under electric light on Wickham green to-night. Teams will be selected on the green…
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A general meeting of the Northern Branch N.S.W. Referees' Association will be held at the Trades Hall to-night. The annual meeting of the Central…
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Some good play was witnessed in the matches under the Newcastle Wholesale Merchants' competition on Saturday. F. Ash, Ltd., secured a three-point win over…
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At the Athletic Pavilion this evening, a boxing contest for the featherweight championship of Victoria, between Young Kelly (9st) and Wally Carter (8st 13lb),…
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At Thirroul on Saturday night, Warrant Officer Tom Burrows was declared the winner of the world's club-swinging championship, of which he was holder, against…
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The Premier Amateur Club will hold a 100 yards handicap for the Pearce trophy at the ocean baths to-night. The Cook's Hill Surf Swimming Club…
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The annual meeting of the Waratah Golf club is to be held at the Newcastle Chamber of Commerce Friday evening' next…
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An additional entry that was received for Gloucester races on Friday next, but was not handicapped Yesterday is Lord Navada, whose we[?]…
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At the annual social gathering of the South Newcastle League Club, held at Jean's Cafe Mr. W. M. Bailey, the president occupied the chair. Mr. A. R…
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One of the best contests in connection with the imperial tourney is promised for to-night, when Joe Spears and Frank Burns will meet in the…
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Sport should be exciting at the Imperial to-night, when the final of the middle division will be decided between Joe Spears and F. Burns. Snowy Fairhall will…
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The annual carnival of the Newcastle High School will take place at the Ocean Baths this afternoon. The programme will consist of the usual championships…
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Mr. James Clayton received word yesterday from the secretary of the South Coast Association, that the proposed visit to Newcastle at Easter, of the South Coast…
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