Humor. A Lesson in Boxing. Knocked Out of Time by the Great Unknown
JIMMISON is very proud of his muscle, and yesterday he took the new boarder from St. Louis to the gymnasium to show him something about the manly art…
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Athletics
Hamilton of Scott's Flat beat Smith on Saturday on the racecourse in a 150 yards footrace for £4 aside…
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Our local club will to-day meet a team of the Northumberlands (West Maitland) on Victoria Square. When the Singleton Club be represented by Cobcroft, Cooper, Shaw,…
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The South Australian footballers won the match against the Waratah Club by 10 goals to one…
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A match has been made at last between T.M. Malone and Hillyard, the Queesland champion, the former conceding three yards start in 150, for aside. It has not yet…
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No game waa ever yet worth a rap For a rational man to play Into which no danger, no mishap, Can possibly find [?]s way.—A. L. GORDON…
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Newcastle, City v. Walloond match on Saturday, a draw, each side scoring a goal. The Intercolonial match between the South Australian representatives and a…
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The Newcastle C.C. has joined the N.S. W. Association. What about the proposed Northern Association? Has the idea been exploded?…
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William B. Carris, athletic editor of the New York Spirit of the Times, is probably the best known athlete in the world, says the Canterbury Times. In 1808, while living on…
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On Saturday last a lawn tennis match was played between the East and West Maitland Lawn Tennis Clubs, on the club ground, West Maitland, in the presence of a largs number of spectators. As was…
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Adelaide men beat East Sydney on Tuesday by one goal to nil. A team of 20 re representatives of N.S.W Association leaves Sydney for Queensland…
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The above teams met last Saturday for a friendly game, and, it being late in the season, the weather was somewhat cold, but with the exception of it being rather windy…
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At Sydney on Saturday, J. W. Byrne covered 46ft. in a hop step and jump Best Australian record. Thin men have not necessarily an and…
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Black Hawke (Mr. Henderson's) and Forager (Mr. Nut man's ) have a tussle at Branxton on Saturday for £25 aside…
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No football in the North last Saturday Too much rain Williams and Hassell of the Northumber lands, and Howe and another form New…
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It seems as if cricketers on all hands have determined that the regulation with regard to the width of bats shall be strictly adhered to. Previously to their innings against…
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A London correspondent, writing on the Australian Eleven, says that the ease of Mr. T. C. C Brien, the cricketer, is p[?] and instruction. This gentleman has played…
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Officials:—President, Judge, and Handicapped Mr. C. H. Hannell; Vice-president, Mr. W. A. Sparke; Clerk of the Course, Mr. P. Fleming; Clerk of the…
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Black Hawke beat Forager at Branxton on Saturday in a match for £50 Clomnel [?] Wilberforce at Branxton on August 16 for £26 aside…
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In the match between the Australians and the Leicester eleven there was only a [?] attendance, owing to the weather being very [?] play was stopped…
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