Coursing
A meeting of the Hexham Coursing Club will be held in the Automobile Club's rooms, Newcastle, to-night…
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Sport, 1921
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Cricket
The ninth series of the Raysmith Shield competition will be concluded to-day. The following were the scores when stumps were drawn last Saturday:—Lambton…
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Interest in Australian cricket, which slumped after the last test match, has been reviled here by the appearance on New Zealand soil of an Australian team,…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Swimming. To-day's Championship Carnival
The programme for to-day's carnival at the Ocean Baths comprises 18 events, including four championships, ladies' race, interclub events, diving, and novelty…
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The Cessnock Jockey Club will cater for northern race goes this afternoon, with a six-event programme. The entries are good, and some interesting sport should'…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →What Is Cricket?
It is an accepted tradition that only the fairest of fair dealing can be regarded as "Cricket." This view has been strongly emphasised recently in…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →New Tennis Courts Opened To-day
Newcastle Tennis Club open its courts for play this afternoon. A large number of guests and spectators were present. There are three courts,…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Melbourne Gossip. Melbourne, February 16. No Races
Bitter indignation Is expressed by the sporting fraternity at the action of the Victorian Government in not allowing racing trains. The consequent stoppage…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →The Young Idea Notes From the Schools School Cricket
Cook's Hill "A" grade defeated Adamstown at Centennial park yesterday by 16 runs on the first innings. Cook's Hill batted first (Weston 12),…
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The contest betwowen Billy James and Nutty Fairhall, set down for decision at the Strand Stadium, Cessnock, should draw a big crowd. Both are capable…
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The Hexham Coursing Club will bold their opening season in Elliot's paddock, Hexham, next Saturday as advertised…
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A 50 yards' junior race, conducted by the Maitland District Swimming Club resulted: B. Crooks (3sec.), 1; G. Varley (4), 2; J. Bailey (6), 3, Time, 45sec…
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The attendance in the Paddock reserve at the Cessnock races On Saturday was above the average, and about the usual number for a back Saturday patronised…
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Rosehill races were held on Saturday, in the presence of a large attendance:—Results:—…
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In consequence of many already well-supported horses being under a cloud speculation on the Lincolnshire handicap, to be run on March 10, is irregular. Ugly…
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The ninth round of the first grade competition in connection with the Raysmith shield competition was concluded on Saturday afternoon…
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Marist Brothers suffered defeat for the first time this season against Robins, on the showground on Saturday afternoon, in the A grade competition of the Hunter…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Racing Budget Tamworth Weights Meetings to Come
March 1.—Tamworth. March 2.—Tamworth. March 5.—Boolaroo. March 8.—Wyong…
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There was a fair attendance at the Castle Stadium on Saturday night, when the principal contest was between Paddy Pascoo (Brisbane) and Ern Baxter…
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The Newcastle Surf League Club will conduct a 100 yards handicap at the Baths to-night for a trophy donated by Mr. A. Green in conjunction with the Station cup…
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