Racing Budget Wallsend Club's Success Meetings to Come
April [?].— Cessnock. April 5.—Werris Creek. April 6.—Werris Creek. April 9.—Heddon-Gre[?]…
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Sport, 1921
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Athletics Fairhall Defeats Taylor
The contest between Nutty Fairhall, of Cessnock, and Jim Taylor, of Newcastle, attracted a large attendance to the Imperial Stadium, Newcastle, last…
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The Rugby football match between France and England was played at Colombes, three miles from Paris, and was witnessed by 40,000 persons…
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At the Ocean Bath to-night the Premier Amateur Club will conduct a 300 yards handicap, which will be the final event for both the Joe Morris and Pearce…
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The Imperial publicity man writes: On Saturday night the return contest between Ern Burness and Tommy Buxton will be decided. The match…
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The Victorian bowlers met and defeated a team from the New South Wales Bowling Association at the St. George green, Rockdale, on Monday afternoon,…
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The visiting bowlers from Queensland and Victoria commenced their test matches against New South Wales teams this afternoon…
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April 2.—Cessnock. April 5.—Werris Creek. April 5.—Werris Creek. April 9.—Heddon-Greta…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →A.J.C. Races. Heavy Settling. Sydney
The settling over the A.J.C. races was very heavy to-day, and tens of thousands of pounds changed hands. The margin on each day's racing was reported to be…
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BRAILLE 1 AMAZONIA 2 KING OF THE SEA 3 Winner's price: 5 to 1 agst…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Cricket Solidarity England's Failure Prospects in the Tests LONDON, Tuesday Night
"The Times" in an article says that cricket has aroused the greatest interest in sporting circles. The prospects for the coming tests are…
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On Saturday night at the Imperial, the 20 rounds match between Ern Burness and Tommy Buxton will be decided. Fred Baker, of Sydney, will act as referee…
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The annual meeting of the Newcastle Rugby Football League was held at the Trades Hall last night. Mr. G. Frost, vice-president, presided. There…
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The Cook's Hill Surf Swimming Club held a 50 yards club handicap, also a 50 yards consolation handicap at the Ocean Baths last night, in…
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The Imperial publicity, man writes: When Ern Burness and Tommy Buxton clash on Saturday night they should draw a large crowd. They are…
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The Queensland and Victorian bowlers played the second of the series of test matches in Sydney to-day. The game between Queensland and New…
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It is reported from Pinehurst that in a practice match Brady and O'Hara, professionals, beat Kirkwood and East by 4 and 3. Kirkwood went around…
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At the Brisbane Stadium to-night Hec Tyers, 8st flyweight champion of Queensland, knocked out Les Brown, 7st 12lb, the challenger, in the third round…
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The "Daily News," in commenting on the suggestion to begin organising the English cricket side early, says: "Everybody is aware that Marylebone selects…
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April 2.—Cessnock. April 5.—Werris Creek. April 6.—Werris Creek. April 9.—Heddon-Greta…
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