Athletics
Mat Jones defeated Thomas Satton of Newcastle at Wollembi on Saturday. The match was for £100 aside, 150 yards, Jones won by about four yards in [?]…
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Postponement of Races
Although the bountiful rain which has been falling in Maitland for the last few days is bound to do almost incalculable good to the parched districts of the country,…
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The annual meeting of the Singleton Football Club was announced to be held on Thursday evening. The rain kept several members away—only nine or ten…
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London, April 23.— The Times states that the Australian cricketers are to be entertained at a dinner at the Savage Club on Saturday next, and that the chair on the…
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On Saturday the District Club is to send a team to Maitland, there to meet the Albion first eleven. The following players have been chosen to represent the District Club:…
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Hanlon, the young Ballarat walker, has challenged young Willie Frank of Sydney, to walk two or four miles, for £100 aside. The offer will be accepted…
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The football season is vow commenced' and it promises to be unusually interesting. And with the prospect of several clubs visiting the town our men had better get to work…
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THE annual general meeting of the Singleton Football Club was bold at the Mechanics' Institute on Wednesday evening. There was a moderate…
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On Thursday evening the annual general meeting of members of the Northumberland Football Club was held in the Masonic Hall, West Maitland. Notwithstanding other…
Continued on Trove, page 16 →Cricket. Singleton Second Eleven V. Temperance
On Saturday afternoon the second eleven of the Singleton C.C. met and defeated en eleven of the Temperance Club on Victoria Square on Saturday afternoon. J. Megaire…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Maitland Mercury. Saturday, May, 10, 1884. East [?] Races
Officials:—Judge, Mr. J. N. [?] Stewar[?] [?] Bourke, Jas, Walsh, S. W. Dawson, G. A. Eckford, W. E. Comfort, J. P. Lackey, G. A…
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At last there is every prospect that the much delayed race meeting of the Northern Jockey Club will be held with fine weather as one of the accompaniments. Yesterday…
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[?] London Sporting Life of Feb. 8 -Charles Mitchell (the English champion, and undoubtedly the best boxer he world at his weight) will sail for New…
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Saturday fifteen of the Singleton Footclub meet fifteen of the Grammar (students and ex-students). The [?] made to give ex-students to the…
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Sydney Sportsman, speaking of [?]'s performances in shoes at Stawell, [?] winds up as follows:-In the [?]pion Race, 130 yards, T. M. Malone…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Northern Jockey Club Races. First Day, Tuesday, May 13
Officials:—Judge, Mr. J. Clift, jun.; Starter Mr. T. F. Kerr; Clerk of the Course, Mr. Fred. Fullford; Official Timekeeper, Mr. J. Hart; Secretary and…
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Officials:—Judge, Mr. J. Clift, jun.; Starter Mr. J. F. Kerr; Clerk of the Course, Mr. Fred. Fullford; Official Timekeeper, Mr. J. Hart; Secretary and…
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The following fifteen have been chosen to represent the Singleton Football club in the match against the Grammar School (students and ex-students) this afternoon :—Cobcroft,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →District Telegrams. [From Our Telegraphic Correspondents.] Mudgee. Friday. Amateur Races
MAIDEN PLATE.—Blenheim 1, Tramp 2, Wanda 3; time, 2min. 24secs. SHORTS.—Silver King 1, Winchester 2, Granny 3; time, lmin. 21secs…
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The football match on Saturday between the Singleton Football Club and a team selected from the students and ex-students of the Singleton Grammar School, resulted in…
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