Football
A meeting of the Newcastle Soccer referees will be held at the Tramway Grandstand on Saturday night…
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Sport, 1925
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Singleton Races
The following entries have been received for the Singleton Racing Club's meeting to be held at Whittingham on Wednesday, January 14:—…
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The Newcastle District Cricket Association fixtures unit umpires for Saturday are as follows:—First grade: Wickham v…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Singleton Races Additional Entries
The following additional entries have been received for the Singleton races, to be held at Whittingham on January 14:—…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Best Sport Pope on Boxing HOME
The Pope gave an audience to the Italian boxeer, Johnny Dundce. This is the first time in its annuals that the Holy See has received a…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →BOXING Billy McNabb Again Wants Contest Here
That great wellerweight of a few years ago, Billy McNabb, has decided to take the game on again, and is being handled by Carn Juno's trainer,…
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"What" I said to my friend, "not at the cricket match? Fancy you sticking in your office all day when the Teat is on!"…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Challenge Stakes Anniversary Racing Open Event Sydney
In the Challenge Stakes. The Hawk has the same weight (10.3) as he won with at Moorefield, but the company for the Randwick event is much…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Tennis Manners Why Players Lose Tempers Lady Champion's Views
The views of Mrs. Lambert Chambers on manners on the lawn tennis court will command wldespread attention. Afrs. Chambers has hold the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Sporting News and Notes By the Way RACING Singleton Programme Good Entries
Entries have been received as follows for the Singleton Racing Club's meeting to be held at WhliMagham on Wednesday, January 14:—…
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'AUSTRALIA—First Innings, 600 AUSTRALIA.—Second Innings, 250 ENGLAND.—1st Innings, 479. ENGLAND.—Second Innings…
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A telegram was received yesterday by Tom Maguire from H. Doughty, manager of Stadiums, Limited, Brisbane, offering a match for Bluey Jones with…
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In view of the cancellation of the proposed tour of the American Olympic athletes, the New Zealand Amateur Athletic Association has decided to…
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Owing to the unsettled weather conditions, and there not being sufficient competitors, the Cook's Hill Surf Amateur Swimming Club's 75 yards race was…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Pope and Boxing
The Rome correspondent of the Paris newspaper "Le Journal," states that the Pope received Johnny Dundee, this being the first time a boxer has…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →TENNIS Hamilton Institute Club
The secretary of Hamilton Mechanics' Institute (Mr. Denny) attended the council meeting last night, and stated that a tennis club had…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →BOXING Darcy v. Wilson Stadium Contest
What promises to be one of the best contests arranged by the manager of the Stadium since his arrival in Newcastle is billed to take place on…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Sporting News and Notes By the Way RACING Broadmeadow Gallops Track Work
The No. 2 track was open for fast work at Broadmeadow this morning. There were no hurdles out, and the truck, judging by the times…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Melbourne Is Cricket Mad; But This Is Sydney To-day
A fine view of the play in the country tennis carnival now in progress at the White City. Out of this bench of enthusiasts may there be in the making future Davis Cup representatives…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Cricket Suicide Batsmen Who Make Fatal Mistakes Bowlers' Problems Lesson of the Big Scoring in the Test Matches
Dr. Barbour, revi[?]ing the big scoring in the test match's contends that batsmen mostly get themselves out by their…
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