Football
A football match will be played on Victoria Square on Thursday afternoon, play to commence at 3.30, between number one team and number two teams of the Football…
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Cricket
A considerable number of peaple assembled on the Albion Cricket Ground on Saturday afternoon to witness a match between the Albion club and the Poarlclub. The formor…
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A meeting for the purpose of rescusitating the Singleton Football Club was hold in the Mechanics' Institute list Monday eveing. The attendance was large, and Mr J.C…
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A good show was made the ecent Cambridge University sports. The Litht Blues are well off for long jumpers, as they have at least six men able to do 21ft. in the…
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The intercolonial lawn t[?]nis tournamts between representatives of this colony and Victoria will take place on the Association Cricket Ground during the week may 9th…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Original Correspondence. Vacy Races. (To the Editor of the Maitland Mercury.)
SIR,—There is not the least doubt that the officials of the newly-formed Vacy race club did their best to carry out the programme set down for last Saturday. In some quarters Mr. Quinton's…
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The Albion C.C. defealed the Pearls on Saturday last in the contest for the premiorship. The former stored 142 in their first innings and the Pearls 44 in thell first…
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A ONE-INNINGS game was played on the local ground on Saturday last between Our Boys and the Middlebrook clubs. The former went to the…
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At the annual general meeting of the Northumberland Football Club, which plays under Australian rules, held at Barry's Commercial Hotel, the veteran President and supporter of the institution, the Rev. Canon Tyrrell, oocupied the chair, There…
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Mr. J. Gillies, Vice-President, occupied the chair at a special meeting of members of the Pearl Cricket Club held at Barry's Commercial Hotel on Wednesday evening. when there was an excellent attendance…
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An interesting football match (Rugby rules) took place on the East Maitland Reserve last Saturday between the East Maitland F.C. and the West Maitland F.C. L. Jacob captained the latter, C…
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The May meeting of the abovenamed Race Club took place on Saturday last, with the following results:— FEDERATION HANDICAP, 6…
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A cricket match was commenced at Lord's on Monday between the Gentlemen of England and Cambridge University. Dr. Barrett, the Australian, who played with the former…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Latest Sporting News. [By Telegraph From Greville's Co.] Sydney Turfclub Races
Following are the acceptances for the principal races to be run at Randwick on May 23 and 25:— ROYAL STAKES—6 furlongs.—Marvel, Victor Hugo. Tridentine, Whimbrel, Ernest, Wilga, Splendora, Retort, Damask,…
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This match, played upon the Park, West Maitland, last Saturday, proved a most interesting one from a spectator's point of view, and furnished an example of an agreeable disappointment; for,…
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The annual meeting of the above association was held at Newcastle on Thursday. Mr. H. Rushton, one of the presidents, occupied the chair, and there was a large attendance of the followers of the game…
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A book on "Cricket," written by Mr.W. G. Grace, has just been published by Mr J. W. Arrowsmith, The work is practically a history of cricket, and should prove a m[?]t…
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Following were the results of the abovenamed races, which took place at Canterbury Park on Saturday last:— FLYING HANDICAP; 6 furlougs 50…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Poetry. the Athletic Girl
She rides, and walks, and runs, and rows, She's quick and energe[?]. How she [?]urns up her pretty nose At all the woes pathetic…
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Jo[?] Goddard the Barrier champion, and Tom Lees, the man who cracked Farnam up, are to meet to night at Charters Towers, and a great "go" is expected…
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