Cricket
The ground staff of professional cricketers at Lord's numbers no.fewer than 45, including all the loading players. The Hen. Alfred Lyttleton, the…
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Sporting News. Football
The undermentioned will cither play at Armidale or Tamworth on Tuesday or Wednesday next, and they are requested to attend a meeting to be held in, the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Football. NEWCASTLE v. East Maitland
The match under Rugby rules which was played on the Albion Ground on Saturday afternoon between the above clubs failed to attract many spectators, and indeed those who stayed away need…
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Following are the results of Saturday's racing. TRAWAY HANDICAT.—Mitro 1, Btoker 2, Good, Night 3…
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The athletic meeting at Huddersfield (Eng.) was spoilt by' showery and boister ous weather. Of the New Zealanders Hempton and D. Wood were absent, the…
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A coursing match is announced to take place at South Singleton in paddock at rear of Railway View Hotel on Saturday, 9th July next. The prizes are—first £8, second…
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A number of Molbourne footballers, on a visit to Adelaide, were recently fined for riotous behaviour in that city. Great interest is being taken in the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Sporting News. Cricket
George Giffen thinks it very unlikely that he will go to England with the next Australian team. The old champion, W. L. Murdoch,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Sir Henry James on Football
On May 14 Sir Henry James, M.P., received, on behalf of the Bury Football Club, of which he is president, the cup which the club won last season in the Lancashire Football Association competition…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Northern Jockey Club Races. Saturday, June 25
One of those pleasant little re-unions which have of late been so often provided for the sporting public by the committee of the Northern Jockey Club, took place at Rutherford on Saturday last under the…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Football. NORTHUMBERLAND F.C. v. WALLSEND F.C
By far the most important engagement in the football areas in the Northern district on Saturday was the contest for the cup presented by Mr. David Duncanson for competition between clubs playing…
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The annual intercolonial match between Victoria and South Australia took place at Melbourne on Saturday last. The Victorians won by 10 goals 9 behinds to 8…
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The professionals who accompanied W. W. Head's team of cricketers to South Africa have net received anything for their services…
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August 4—Singleton Jockey Club; entries July 26 August 5—Singleton Pony and Galloway Club; entries, July 26. October 5, 6—Tamworth Jockey Club…
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In the Intor-University cricket match Oxford in their first innings scored 365. Jardine ,made 140 and Hill 114…
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At the Williamstown (Victoria) races on Saturday, Eyry, Stewpan, and Gelanor filled the places in the Selling Hurdle Eace; The Jester beat Barefoot and The Bud in the Railway Stakes; Nell Cook…
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The East and West Maitland Football Clubs, met on the former's ground last Saturday for the first time this season; there being a good crowd of spectators. West Maitland were minus…
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The coursing match promoted by Mr J. Teddiman takes place to-day at the rear of his hotel. A large number of dogs are entered, and the sport promises to be most…
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A team from the Muswellbrook Club journeyed to Aberdeen on Saturday last te try conclusions with the Aberdeen boys. After a most enjoyable game the Muswellbrook men won easily by 23 points to…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Killed by a Cricket Ball
On May 23rd an inquiry was held into the circumstances attending the death of Charles Thomas Clayton, aged thirty-three, a cigar maker, lately…
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