Swimming
The Premier Swimming Club will conduct a handicap for Pearce trophy at the Ocean Baths to-day. While training on Tuesday Frank…
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Sport, 1920
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Football Social
The annual ball and presentation of cups and medals in connection with the West Wallsend British Football Club was held in the School of Arts…
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Joe Lowe (9st) and Tom Mannefield (10st), both of Bellbird, provided the main bout at the Strand Boxing Theatre, Cessnock, last night. The contest was for…
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February 7—Newcastle. February 14—Wallsend. Nominations for the Wallsend Jockey Club's meeting to be held on…
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Bill Green, who must have fought 100 battles in his time, is at present in the South Maitland district. Writing some time ago he said he felt like having…
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Rosehill races were held on Saturday. The weather was fine and there was a large attendance. Results:—…
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The January meeting of the Cessnock Jockey Club was held in fine but warm weather conditions on Saturday afternoon, and there was a large attendance. The…
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February 7—Newcastle. February 14—Wallsend. The January meeting of the Cessnock Jockey Club on Saturday was…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Boxing Boom Encouragement in School LONDON, Saturday Night
Boxing is becoming the most [?] pastime in public schools. It [?] stated that the keenness of the [?] ful Carpentiers and Becketts is [?]…
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The boxing tournament promoted by Messrs. Booker and Redgrove was Continued at Greta on Friday night. Only five of the winners of the first round put…
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The Imperial next Saturday should hold a big crowd to witness the contest between Tom Clifford and Seaman Curly Parkes. Parkes's last…
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The annual audit of the Northern District British Football Association took place a few days ago. It had already been decided to bold the annual…
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Fullerton Cove defecated Marylands on the lather's wickets for 113; Marylands, 56, Mitchell 50 not out, S. Cox 24 not out, H. Cox 30 batted best for the winners…
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At the Athletic Pavilion to-night, Andy Greaves (Queensland) 10st 121b, and Jim Borland (Victoria), gave a good exhibition of hard fighting for fifteen rounds…
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Battling Jack Taylor, who now resides at Dudley, is again undergoing medical treatment in the Randwick military hospital…
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The Cook's Hill Surf Swimming Club will hold a 75 yards handicap at the ocean baths to-night, in conjunction with point-score competition. The following starts…
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A good attendance of light fane witnessed a great set-to at the Imperial last night, when the Irish Guardsman, Tom Clifford, who will…
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There is an extraordinary boom in professional and Association football recalling the palmy days before the war. English Cap the are in full swing, after…
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Second Grade.—Adamstown v. Wickham, Wickham; Boolaroo v. Wa[?]sh, Waratah; B.H.P. v. Cathedral, B.H.P.; Cental v. Merewether, Merewether;…
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W. M'Call, the ex-heavyweight champion boxer of Australia, is still in the land of the living, and his former vonerable admires will be pleased in learn…
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