Lawn Tennis Wickham Club
Keen interest was taken in the tournament which was commenced on the courts placed at the disposal of the association by the Wickham Club on…
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Sport, 1920
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Stockton. Sailors' Football Match
A football match, arranged by the Missions to Seamen staff, was played at Stockton yesterday afternoon, between teams from the engine-room and the…
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The following entries have been received for the Maitland races to be held on Monday next (Anniversary Day).— The Notice Handicap, six furlongs.—…
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Races were held at Tomworth today. Results:— OPENING HANDICAP Six furlongs…
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The Rugby Unions of Australia and New Zealand have unanimously adopted several laws in the game and administration which should have…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Brookes the Wizard the Tennis Doubles England Defeated
In the presence of 7000 Spectators, Korman Brookrs and Gerald Patterson, representing Australia, easily defeated kingscote and Beamish in the…
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A £10 boxing tournament was opened in the Central Hall, Greta, before a crowded house on Friday night, when 26 rounds were fought, A preliminary,…
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The handicaps have been allotted by the Newcastle Surf League Swimming Club handicapper (Mr. L. J. Meagher) for the 50-yards handicap…
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Dave will and Harry Denham, who meet at the Imperial on Saturday night, should have a bumper house. Both are in the pink of condition, and…
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The match between Wickham and North Sydney arranged for the 26th January at Sydney has been declared off owing to the Sydney champion singles competitions…
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January 24.—Muswellbrook. January 26.—Maitland. January 31—Cessnock. Lady Zell, who had not won a race…
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Considerable interest is being taken in the meeting of Dave Wall and Harry Denham at the Imperial on Saturday night. Bob Marshall and Young…
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The Swallow Dive…
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The A.I.F. cricket team arrived at Sydney yesterday morning from Melbourne on route to Brisbane, and had an enthusiastic reception from a large…
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Employers say that the growth of the football craze is seriously dislocating important industries. For example, the Cup…
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Three of Tom Maguire's lads were injured during the past few days. Al. Allen fell off the surf shed and broke a small bone in one of his arms. That accident…
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The Premier Amateur Club's championship carnival is to be held on Saturday afternoon, February 21st, when the 50 and 220 yards championships of the northern…
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Such satisfactory progress has been made lately with the installation of electric light on the Wickham green that it is contemplated opening the green for…
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Unfavorable weather again set in for the sur and swimming carnivals last Saturday, so much so that the evening programme had to be…
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Frank Beaurepaire established a now world's record in Melbourne for 440 yards, swimming the distance in 5,21 3-5. Norman…
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