Swimming
There was much excitement at the Domain baths on Thursday afternoon, when the heats of the 220 yards State championship were decided. Norman Ross won this…
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Sport, 1921
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Bowls
At a meeting of the Hamilton Club on Wednesday night, Messrs, A. Myers, R. Donald, S. Kinder and H. Banks were appointed skippers of the pennant rinks,…
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Mr. W. A. Brady (one of the guarantors) has confirmed the statement of the sports editor of the "New York Times" that the proposed bout for the…
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Wallsend races will occupy attention this afternoon, when there should be a good attendance. A number of well-known performers are included among the…
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The contests set down for to-night are:— Dave Wall v. Jack Darcy (Imperial), Jack Colb V. Dan Gallagher (Castle)…
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The Newcastle Jockey Club will hold its next race meeting on Saturday. February 5, when 750 sova, will be distributed in stakes. Nominations will…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Lost at the Races Publican's Death Verdict of Suicide
An Inquiry into the circumstances connected with the death of Mr. M. J. Hughes, licenses of the Royal Hotel, Tamworth, was held by Mr. G. A. M…
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Charlie Andrews is putting in good work boxing with Les King, Jeff White, Ces Mannix and Billy Hannan, in preparation for his match with Irish O'Grady…
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The Maitland District Swimming Club resumed operations on Saturday afternoon with two handicaps in the river at Walsh Park…
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The State championship swimming carnivals for 1921, were concluded at the Domain Baths, Sydney, on Saturday, in the presence of an attendance…
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Wallsend races were held on Saturday in fine and pleasant weather, and there was a large attendance. The racing throughout was full of interest. Mr. E…
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January 26.—Heddon Grets. January 26-27.—Glen Innes. January 26-27.—Werris Creek. January 29.—-Cesanock…
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The seventh series of the first round of the Raysmith Shield competition wits commenced on Saturday. Fine weather prevailed, the condition of the wickets was…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →In Open Boats Inters[?] Racing SYDNEY
The first of the series of interested challenge open beat races was held in the Sydney Harbor this afternoon. The contest was between Vision and L.F.H…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →International Tennis Final Day O'Hara Wood in Form SYDNEY
Bright sunshine, hot weather and a good attendance were the feature of the final day of the international tennis match between America and…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Athletics. Cole Defeats Gallagher
Jack Cole (Sydney), 11st, defeated Dan Gallagher (Sydney) 11st 31b on points in a 20 rounds contest for the middleweight championship of New South Wales at the…
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To-morrow night at the Imperial Stadium Jack Dillon will try his punching and boxing ability against the crack Maitland welterweight…
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The following nominations have been received for the Cessnock races, next Saturday. There are a number of adu[?] nominations from…
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January 26.—Heddon Grots, January 26-27.—Warris Crook. January 29.—Cessnock…
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The seventh series of Raysmith Shield games, commenced last Saturday, will be concluded to-morrow. The opening of the round was responsible…
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