Football. British Association Meeting
The annual meeting of the Northern District British Football Association took place in the Trades Hall, Newcastle, on Saturday night. Mr. J. H. Bloomfield…
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Sport, 1921
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Saturday's Cricket. District Competition
Under perfect weather conditions, the ninth round of the Raysmith shield competition was commenced on Saturday. The wickets were in good fettle, and some…
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Mr. J. H. Bloomfield presided over the annual general meeting of the Northern District Soccer Association at the Trades Hall on Saturday night…
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Feb. 15.—Gosford. Feb. 16.—Quirindi. Feb. 17.—Quirindi. Feb. 19.—Cessnock…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Athletics. Brock Defeats Golledge
The contest between Fred Brock of Sydney, and Jack Goliedge, of Newcastle, at the Castle Stadium, Newcastle, on Saturday night, was well attended. The…
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Record entries have been received for the Premier Amateur Club's championship ship carnival at the ocean baths next Saturday afternoon. Twenty-two teams…
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On Lowlands green on Saturday the question of the kitty being in or out of hounds caused considerable disagreement. There were many who were…
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The combined ball of West Wallsend and West Wallsend Woodpeckers was held in the school of arts, West Wallsend, last night. There was a…
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A cross-country golf match, unique in the annals of the game in South Wales, has just been completed, the players being Mr. D. Rupert Lewis and…
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Feb. 16.—Quirindi. Feb. 17.—Quirindi. Feb. 19.—Cessnock. March 1.—Tamworth…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Slow Cricket the Third Day Armstrong's Illness MELBOURNE
The third day's play in the fourth test match provided about the slowest day's cricket that has so far been seen during the match. It was…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Racing Hold-up V.R.C. OFFER Flemington for V.A.T.C. SYDNEY
If certain suggestions made by the Victorian racing authorities are accepted by the Government, the V.A.T.C. might race on Saturday next, or at…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Athletics. O'grady Defeats Andrews
Irish O'Grady was declared to have outpointed Charlie Andrews, Adamstown in the presence of a fair house, at the Imperial Stadium last night. The…
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As evidencing the great interest being taken in the big championship carnival to be held in the Newcastle baths next Saturday, a great crowd…
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Mr. R. Skillings has been re-elected treasurer of the Northern British Football Association. There was one other nomination, which was, however,…
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Mr. E. K. F. (Teddy) Brown, of the Morpeth team, has been selected to go to Queensland with the New South Wales team this evening, has 1010 runs and about 40 wickets…
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Playing in the Cullen Cup match at West Wyalong, George Kearns, one of the oldest of the local cricketers, took 10 wickets for 17 runs. At one stage…
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Mr. J. N. Lintott, secretary of the Hunter District Cricket Association, has arranged a sports meeting to supplement the usual cricket attractions…
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A content, which promises to be full of incident, is set down for decision at the Castle Stadium to-night, when Buck Shaw (Sydney) will bog…
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Jack Kennedy, the Sydney boxer , who gave evidence at the recent murder trial of Constable Wolgast, will meet Frank Burns at the Imperial Stadium…
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