Athletics
A big crowd is looked for at the Imperial on Saturday next, when Frank Burns will meet Dan Gallager in a contest of 20 rounds. Both are known as…
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Sport, 1920
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Golf
An 18 hole stroke handicap was played on the Newcastle Golf Club's links of Saturday last, and was won by F. Webster, score 103, handicap 20, not score, 83; J…
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Confronted with difficulties, and with a short space of time to work in, the Newcastle Rugby Football League have managed to draw up a very satisfactory…
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Never before have so many prominent visiting boxers been in Newcastle at the same time as is the case to-day. A team arrived from Sydney…
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Mar 1.—Boolaroo. May 5-6.—Glen Innes. May 8-12, Newcastle (Cup). May 15.—Maitland…
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A cricket expert, discussing the prospects of the season, says that the batsmen, fieldsmen, and wicket-keepers abound. There are first-class…
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Arrangements have been completed for the big carnival to be held at the Victoria Theatre to-night, in aid of the Soldiers’ Memorial Fund. The programme…
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The Newcastle Rugby League trial matches have finished. The teams have had ideal weather for their preparatory games, the nippy touch…
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The season which closes to-morrow has been the most successful held at the ocean baths, almost equalling the boom days in the old Corporation Baths, when…
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Tomorrow is an important day for the Northern District Bowline Association, three matches of the first magnitude being decided, viz.:—…
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To-morrow the deciding match of the Mick Simmons, Cup competition will be played on Hamilton courts between Wallsend B team and…
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The boxing entertainment given in the Victoria Theatre last night in aid of the soldiers' memorial fund attracted a fairly large crowd. A big team of Sydney…
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The Newcastle District Lawn Tennis Association's singles and double handicap tournaments were completed on the Sulphide court. The wind interfered to a…
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The Newcastle clubs have enjoyed one of the best seasons on record, and no better evidence of their enthusiasm can be gained than by the…
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Killingworth will play Adamstown at Killingworth to-morrow…
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The Newcastle district competitions were advanced another stage on Saturday last. After a fine bright morning a change to wintry conditions…
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Went Maitland Cadet team (All Blacks No. 1) beat Dungog at Paterson last week-end by 14 to 3. C. Cooke, R. Cridland, C. Byrnes and D…
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May 1.—Boolaroo. May 5-6.—Glen Innes. May 8-12. Newcastle (Cup). May 16.—Maitland…
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Dave Smith, writing from Sydney, predicts a successful future for his pupil, Dan Gallagher, who is to meet Frank Burns in Newcastle to-morrow night…
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Eric Armstrong, the winner of the Pearce Cup competition, has put up a remarkable record since 1918, and the lad has a big future before him. In that…
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