Newcastle Races. Second Day
The Newcastle Jockey Club's Cup meeting, which was so successfully inaugurated on Saturday last, was brought to a termination yesterday in glorious weather…
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Sport, 1920
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Wickham Oval Football for a Month
At Wickham Council meeting last night, Ald. Jenner moved that the former motion, closing the Wickham oval to football during the winter, should…
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May 15.—Maitland. May 22.—Wallsend. The Newcastle Jockey Club Cup meeting was concluded yesterday…
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Before a fair crowd at the Imperial Pavilion last night, Jimmy Ryan, of Sydney, beat Young Allen, of Newcastle, in eleven rounds. The visitor led all the…
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Owing to it being Newcastle Cup day last Saturday there was nothing doing in the bowling world. To-morrow the northern district pairs…
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Packy Macfarlane was dissatisfied with the decision which was given against him when last he met Jack Darcy. Over that point he and the…
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It has been decided by the New South Wales Rugby Football League to lift the disqualification imposed on the player Laddo Davies, of Western Suburbs. He…
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In the Newcastle District Lawn Tennis Association's competitions, the play, on the whole, was good, but the majority at the winning teams had a good margin…
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Mr. R. Rodgers, the secretary of the N.D.C.A., is in receipt of a communication from the Board of Control respecting a visit from the English team,…
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May 15.—Maitland. May 22.—Wallsend. May 26.—Gosford. June 1.—Wyong…
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Billy M'Nabb is getting into good condition for his approaching battle at' Cessnock. He has been doing steady work for the past five weeks…
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Tom Thomas, 9st 91b, of Cessnock, met Irish O'Grady, 9st 4lb, of Newcastle, at the Strand Boxing Theatre, Cessnock, last night. The attendance was not as large…
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MEETINGS TO COME May 22.—Wallasnd. May 25.—Gosford. June 1.—Wyong…
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Melbourne has been experiencing a surfeit of racing fixtures on Saturdays. With down-the-line meetings and suburban pony and trotting events in the same day,…
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The opening matches of the Melbourne football season were characterised by the intense enthusiasm of the barrackers. Supporters of the various teams are…
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At Adamstown Park this afternoon, before a large attendance, Adamstown and Wallsend teams met in the Soccer senior competition. The game was…
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W. L. D. For. Agst. Pts. North .. .. 2 — — 21 3 4 West .. .. 2 — — 22 8 4 East .. .. 1 1 — 13 15 2…
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The dates proposed by the New South Wales Rugby Union for the visit of the New Zealand team to Sydney have been approved. Matches are to be played on…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Prince at the Races Mild Flutters Resented Anonymous Letters Christchurch (N.z.), Sat
Christchurch continues its holiday to-day, it combines seeing the Prince was horse racing. The Canterbury jockey Club, at the request [?] the…
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Frank Burns and Ern Burness are to clash in Newcastle shortly. Burns continues to do well under Tom Maguire, and all going well, it is only a matter of time…
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