Football
The following players have been chosen to go to Newcastle on Saturday, there to meet the City Club —Cobcroft, Shaw, Mother, R. Anderson, Schulstad, Rcubon, Coopor,…
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Cricket. [?]Ion C.C. v. Singleton District C.C.
Last Saturday saw the end of the cricket season, the occasion being a match between the Albion Club of Maitland and the local District Club The visitors proved victorious…
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The promoters of an afternoon's amusement of the turf on Queen's Birthday, do not appear to have seen their way clear to postpone the meeting in compliance with Her…
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No game was evey yet worth a rap For a rational man to play Into which no danger, no mishap. Can possibly find its war.—A. L. GORDO[?]…
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Melbourne, Saturday.—Mr. H. Gore's Goore, by Grenadier—Girofla, won the Great Southern cup, beating Mr. W. Mcolloch's Monsoon…
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The Wallsenders beat the Northumberlands (Maitland) on Saturday. NEW ZEALAND V. NEW SOUTH WALES. Sydney, Saturday.—The return match…
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The Melbourne Sportsman says: Professor Miller continues to improve rapidly. On monday, by the advice of his medical attendant, he, for the first time for six weeks,…
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The New Zealanders defeated a combi[?]ed Western team at Bathurst on Wednesday by 11 points to nil. Our visitors from Maorlland will again…
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In the match Auatralians against Nottingham, the weather was splendid and the attendance good. Nottingham in the[?] innings made 107. Barnes male the highest…
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No game was ever yet worth a r[?]p For a rational m[?]n to play Into which no danger, no mishap, Can possibly find its way.—A. L. GORDON…
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The sydney club beat the Northumberlanda on Friday by live goals and nine behinds to two goals and five behinds. On Saturday they defcated the Newcastle City club by…
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Here is the team to give the Australian Eleven a lying up when the come home: HORAD Hvan[?],Allep,Bruce Lewis, Walters, Massle Garrett, W. Giffen,Moses, Clceve…
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Saturday's News contains the following : -Old Charley Williams is gamely perSevering in his task of accompliabing 1500 miles In 1000 hours; and a[?]though terribly…
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It is hardly needful to remind racegoers and sporting men generally that the adjourned gathering of their forces will take place at Newcastle on Saturday, July 5, and from the…
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The Singleton Club play a match with a Grammar School team on Victoria Square this afternoon, when they will be represented by the following:-Braine, Freeman,…
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KNOOKED OUT OF TIME BY THE GREAT UNKNOWN. JIMMYSON is very proud of his muscle, and yesterday ho took the new boarder from St…
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At Newcastle to-day D. Livingstone will attempt to run ten miles within the hour for a wager of £5o. Joe Assenhelm, of Sydney, and Harris, of…
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On Saturday last a lawn tennis match was played between the first teams of the Newcastle and East Maitland lawn tennis clubs on the ground of the latter. The weather was…
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The Singleton Club beat the Grammar School team on Saturday by seven goals nine behinds to three goals twelve behinds. South Australia v. Newcastle to-morrow…
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THE following are the Victorian Association Football laws ,as adopted by the New South Wales Football…
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