Cricket
For the Orientals W. J. Camphlin comes out with an average of 65 for 8 inniugs, whilst Luland is next with 26. Sammy Jones loads the University Club…
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Newcastle Races. (From our own Reporter.)
Notwithstanding that he was somewhat puzzled by the alteration necessary through the fixtures on the calendar, the Clerl of the Weather provided a real Queen'6 day yesterday for the Newcastle race…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Football. Maitland Rugby v. Sydney Pirates
In connection with the sports arranged by the Albion Cricket Club, which came off on the Albion Ground on Queen's Birthday, was a football match between teams from the above clubs. The Pirates…
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This is the way in which the Melbourne Argus describes the second round of the Choynski-Dooley boxing contest, which took place at Melbourne on Monday…
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The programme for Lord Sheffield team [?] English cricketers in the forthcoming Australian tour includes two matches each in Sydney, Melbourne, and Adelaide, with…
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Unlike many of its predecessors, the meeting of the Northern Jockey Club held at Rutherford yesterday wis blessed by f[?]ne weather, and notwithstanding that the usual Friday half-holiday was…
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THe above races, which took place yesterday on the Rutherford couse, were only moderately attended. The racing was very good, and the officials were all that could be…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Sporting News. [By Telegraph From Greville's Co.] Sydney, Saturday. Moorefield Races
Following are the results of the Moorefield Races run to-day: TRAMWAY HANDICAP of £60; 6 furlongs 50 yards. Mr. W. Kelso's gr c Victor Hugo..................... 1…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Old Game of Cricket. (To the Editor of the Maitland Mercury.)
SIR,—Although this grand old game has undergone so many changes and improvements since its introduction in England, I for one do not consider it yet perfect, and would like to hear the opinion…
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In the match which commenced on the M.C.C. ground, London, the other day, between Marylebone and Not[?]s, the latter were all disposed of in their first innings for…
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The privileges for the coming winter race meeting of the Australian Jockey Club were sold to-day. T[?]outer gates realized £270; and the Leger [?], £110…
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Saturday last, on the East Maitland Reserve, the East Maitland and Advance Football Clubs met for the first time. Advance won the toss, and the locals kicked off, the…
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At a recent football match in Bolfast (Ireland) the spectators became angered at the apparently unfair ruling of the reforce and broke up the game. About 2000 men…
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The team of English cricketers to visit Australia next season under the auspices of Lord Sheffield will leave London on October 2nd. The following players are included in…
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On Saturday afternoon last the Maitland football team met the Newcastle Centennials in the contest for the senior badges, and were put down rather badly, the visitors securing twelve points to…
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These races took place on Thursday, in the presence of about one hundred and fifty persons, and passed off satisfactorily. Following is the result of the racing :—…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Football. HALF-HOLIDAY v. GRETA
The Half-Holiday F.C. opened the season on Friday on the Park against Greta Football Club, the match being won by the former by 11 points to nil. Greta kicked off. The ball was returned by…
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The American people seem very anxious for a fight between Slavin and Sullivan, but it is hardly likely they will be successful. There is no lack of willingness on the part…
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The Rosehill Races, which were postponed from last Saturday in consequence of the rain, will be beld next Thursday…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Football. Our Boys' Senior Club v. CLYDES
On Saturday afternoon a spirited and well contested match was played in the West Maitland Park, by the representatives of the above clubs, which resulted in a victory for Our Boys by 1 goal…
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