Racing Budget Meetings to Come
June 16. [?]—Newcastle. June [?]—Wallsend. June 22.—Gosford. June 26.—Cessnock…
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Sport, 1920
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Fire Brigade Cricket Club
A smoke concert, under the auspices of the Newcastle Fire Brigade Cricket Club, was held at the fire station, Cook's Hill, on Saturday night. Mr. Gorman,…
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There was a big crowd present at the Imperial Stadium on Saturday night, to witness the featherweight contest between Bobby East and Wal. Vincent, the clever…
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Over 10 entries have been received for the Hexham Coursing Club's meeting on Thursday next. Eillott's paddock, Hexham, will be used for the meet…
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From the Imperial publicity man:—To-morrow night a great holiday attraction has been arranged for the Imperial Stadium. The Chinese…
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The acceptances for the principal events at the Royal race meeting are wonderfully good. It would be idle for one who has not seen the horses…
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The following teams have been selected to represent North Sydney and Newcastle at Newcastle showground on Thursday:—…
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To-morrow League followers will be well catered for at the Show Ground, where three senior games will be provided. The fixtures are:—…
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June 16. 17—Newcastle. June 19.—Wallsend. June 22.—Gosford. June 26.—Cessnock…
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The holiday attraction at the Imperial Stadium on Wednesday night will be a 20-round contest for the Chinese championship of the State between Rud Kee…
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Rud Kee looks particularly fit for his engagement at the Imperial to-night with his countryman. Taggie Young. They are billed to fight for…
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The B grade associates of the Waratah Golf Club will play a stroke competition this afternoon for Mr. J. Mackenzie's trophy, play to start at a quarter to two…
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Lord Forster, new Governor-General of Australa, achieved considerable reputation in first-class cricket in England as a useful batsman and a good slow bowler…
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The report to be presented at the annual meeting of the Australasian Lawn Tennis Association, to be hold in Sydney this month, shows that a profit of…
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June 17.—Newcastle. June 13.—Wallsend. June22.—Gosford. June 26.—Cessnock…
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New South Wales and England will meet again in Sydney to-day. The teams have been finally selected as follows:— England.—Full-back, G. Thomas;…
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Taggle Young and Rud Kee, both of whom have shown plenty of willingness and a good deal of skill, will meet at the Imperial Stadium to-night, in a 20-round…
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At Eillott's padlock this afternoon the Hexham Coursing Club will hold a meeting. A large entry has been rev[?]iwed. and some excellent sport should be…
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Delightfully line weather prevailed yesterday fop the opening day of the Newcastle Jockey Club's holiday meeting, Although the arrival of the Prince of Wales…
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The three inter-district games played at Adamstown yesterday were well worth seeing. Newcastle teams won two out of the matches,…
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