Cricket
Ferris and Dr. Pope ( both of Sydney) have been playing with an eleven of W. G. Grace's against Glesgow. Dr. Pope scored 39 and Ferris 2 but the latter got…
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Football
On Saturday the West Maitland team journeyed to Newcastle, and although they were not at all well represented they defeated the Carltons by 10 to 6. During the first-half no points were scored…
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The weights for the above meeting will not be published until the conclusion of the Rosehill gathering to-day…
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The match yesterday afternoon on victoria Square between the Singleton Club and the Maitland Half-Holiday Club resulted in a win for the letter by 5 points (one goal) to…
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Some extraordinary cricket was witnessed at Darlington (England) in the Durham and Lincolnshire match recently. On the first day Durham made 328, and their opponents…
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In a match between the West Maitland Rugby and Newcastle Union Clubs, played on the Albion Ground, West Maitland, the former won by six points to nil…
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The Half-Holiday footballers journeyed to Singleton on Friday last by the 1 o'clock train, and there met the local club. After wending their way to the ground a start was not made until about…
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The few barrackers who followed the blue and whites to Hamilton on Saturday were rewarded by seeing one of the most exciting Club matches played this season. The Norths did not have a…
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A sratch match will be played on Victoria Square tomorrow (Thursday) afternoon at 3o'clock sharp. A match took place at Hamilton on…
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Corbett, the pugilist of San Francisco, has declined the offer of the Melbourne Athletic Club, who undertook to provide a purse of 2000 [?] for a boxing…
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The spectators who attended the Albion Ground last Saturday, in the anticipation of a good afternoon's sport, were not disappointed, for they had tbe satisfaction of seeing our two local Rugby teams…
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THE London Standard is not too complimentary to colonial cricket in its editorial reference to Lord Sheffield's proposed combination. Alluding to the defection of the…
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The weather on Saturday for the July meeting of the Newcastle Jockey Club was fine, but a bitterly cold breeze blew across the course with such force as to make visions of coal fires, and…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Extraordinary Cricket. M.C.C. and Ground v. NOTTS
An extraordinary performance with the ball was witnessed by those who were present at the opening of this match, at Lord's, on June 1, Ferris and Rawlin dismissing the Notts Eleven in an hour and…
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Slavin declines to fight Peter jackson until it has been decided whether Jackson or Carbett Is the better man. The Commercial Club at pittshurg offers a…
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Club rivalry on the football field-in Victoria was shown rather strongly on Saturday, during the match between the Carlton and South Molbourneteams, played at Melbourne…
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A successful coursing match took place on the Muswellbrook recreation reserve on Saturday last, in the presence of a fair number of spectators. It passed off most…
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In a match between teams representing [?] and Sussex the representatives of the Iatter county made 246 in the first innings. Bord scored 115. not out. The…
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The East Maitland and Union (Newcastle) football clubs met on the former's ground last Saturday. On account of the Unions not arriving till the four o'clock train, the game had to be played…
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Races of the future, if not perhaps the very immediate future (says the London Evening Standard) will be timed, no doubt, by an electrical machine lately invented, which is said to be far more…
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