Lawn Tennis
The contests for the Newcastle District Lawn Tennis Association's gentlemen's doubles championships, which commenced at Wickham last Saturday, resulted as…
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Sport, 1920
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Maitland Races
S. Killick has scratched Eumaeus, Antoford and Akaba for all engagements at the Maitland races. An advertisement to-day announces…
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Norman Ross established a new Australian record at Maryborough for the 100 yards back stroke, covering the distance in 1min 15 1-5sec. In the100-metre scratch…
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Islington will play a game against Hamilton at Hamilton on Monday next…
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A telegram from Now York states that Mr. William Fox has telegraphed to M. Descamps, offering Carpentier either a guarantee of 250,000 dollars to meet…
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Next Monday the Wickham C.C. will engage Armidale Railway C.C., in an all-day match at Wickham oval, commencing at 11 o'clock. This is…
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January 26— Maitland. January 31— Cessnock. February 7— Newcastle The Maitland Jockey Club will hold…
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Much interest is taken in the Lowe v. Manefield contest, at the Strand, Cessnock, and as there is a bet of £100 a side, and the whole of the gate, a big house…
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The first and second rounds in the champion singles competition were played on Saturday under most favourable conditions. The recent rains had enabled the…
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At the Sydney Cricket Ground on Saturday the return match between the Victorian and Now South Wales cricket teams was commenced. A good start was made…
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Dave James and Art Tierney meet at the Imperial Stadium to-day, and as they are in excellent condition they should provide a good contest. Johnson, of…
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[?] acc Nflupon-colveror riqe rso A score of Newcastle swimmers, who were accompanied by Kirkland, of Sydney, spend an enjoyable day…
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The forty-first annual regatta of the Wallsend and Plattsburg Rowing Club was held at Speers' Point yesterday. The weather during the forenoon was…
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The Maitland Jockey Club's Anniversary Day meeting was largely attended at Rutherford yesterday afternoon. The weather was very hot and sultry early in…
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January 31—Cessnock. February 7—Newcastle. The visitors to Rutherford on Monday had a good a day's racing and…
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A big fillip was given to cycle racing by the carnival which was held under the direction of Carnivals, Limited, on the Newcastle Showground, at Broadmeadow,…
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The concluding rounds and final in the champion singles competition was played off on the Lowlands green yesterday. The green was in excellent order, but the…
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According to private advices received New York, Carpentier will arrive in the United States about the middle of February. He will probably engage in…
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The annual swimming carnival conducted by the Gunnedah A.S. Club on Monday was attended by a large crowd. Nearly twenty members of the Premier…
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