Lawn Tennis
The selection committee of the New South Wales Lawn Tennis Association has chosen the following players to represent the colony in the tournament which…
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Football. Maitland United C. v. CARLTON C.
These teams met on the Albion Ground this afternoon in the presence of a fair number of spectators, which was afterwards increased to a respectable crowd. Mr. M. Doherty had charge of…
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When our report of the football proceedings on the Albion Ground on Saturday afternoon closed in last issue, half-time in the second match-between the Newcastle and Maitland United A teams—had…
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At the annual General meeting of the members of the above Club the following report was read and adopted: GENTLEMEN.—Your Committee have…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Football. STROUD v. Bandon Grove
The above match was played at Stroud on Saturday, and resulted in a win for the Stroud boys by three points to nil. When the players mustered…
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In the match at Sydney on Saturday between the Randwicks and Pirates, the former won by 15 points to nil; and the same day the University defeated…
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The final round of the first of a series of club tournaments held by the Singleton Lawn Tennis Club was played on Thursday at the club's courts, being won by Miss…
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H. H. Massie played for the Marylebone c.c against Kent on June 13. He made [?] bowled by Martin. [?] Lohmann, the famous Surrey…
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At Sydney on Saturday the Pirates defeated Randwick (who had an unbeaten record) by -J. points to nil; end University downed the Wallaroos, scoring 8 points to…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Late Sporting News. Moorefield Races
Being a partial holiday the opening of the two days' meeting of the Moorefield Race Club was largely attended, and the weather was beautiful. Results follow:—…
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A team of Victorian Rugby footballers are to visit Sydney, and will play matches there on August 10th and 17th. The final for the Association Ground…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Football. DUNGOG v. Bandon Grove
The great contest for supremacy between the above clubs eventuated on the Park on Saturday last, when the former were vanquished by 3 points…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Football. East Maitland Juniors v. LARGS
These teams met on the Large ground on Saturday last, the game resulting in a win for the East Maitland Juniors by 17 points to 6. At half-time, both tennis were equal, each having recorded three…
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At a meeting in London on Saturday, of representatives of the cricketing counties, a proposal that an Australian team should visit England in 1800 was unanimously…
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The Singleton Lawn Tennis Club play the Greta Club at Greta to-morrow (Thursday) the Mather, are as follows:—Singleton Misses J. Mather, C. M'Millan, M. Percy,…
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At Newcastle on Saturday the Carltone defeated the Newcastle Club by three points to nil. The University beat the P[?]rates by eight…
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Following are the nominations for the events to be run for at the race meeting at Newcastle on the 17th instant: Flying Handicap, six furlongs.—Welcome,…
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" Early Bird's" tips for the Grand National Steeplechase are : Daimio, Favor, Highborn II…
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A team of eighteen Victorian Rugby footballers, who are to play a series of matches in New South Wales, arrived from Melbourne to-day by express, and were accorded an official welcome by the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Northern Jockey Club Races
Men who go a-racing, and whose lives have extended over so many bright summers and dismal winters that they can be fairly alluded to as "old hands" must feel inclined to weep for the glories…
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