Cricket
A letter from Sid Gregory was received in Sydney the other day. In it the writer said that he was never in better health in his life, and he hoped to be in good form…
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Football. To-day's Matches
Great interest was evinced in the matches played at West Maitland today, there being no less than six teams engaged. The weather was simply perfect, as there was very little wind, A large-crowd…
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July 80—Singleton ; entries, July 21. CYCLING. July 10—West Maitland. PIGEON SHOOTING…
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Who can pick the winners of the senior competition? Our report of the second half in the match, Rosedale c. Maitland United, on Saturday, had to be…
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July 30—Singleton; entries, July 21. CYCLING. July 10—West Maitland. PIGZON SHOOTING…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Latest News by Cable. [Press Telegraph Association.] the Universities Cricket Match. London
The annual cricket match between Oxford and Cambridge Universities was won by the former, with four wickets to spare. The victors scored 330 for six wickets in their second innings…
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The following team has been chosen to represent the Northern branch of the Union in the contests in Sydney during country week, which commences next Saturday:— Full-back, W. Cobb; three…
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A young man named John Robilliard, residing at Parramatta, is lying dangerously ill from the effects of injuries received in a football match at Canterbury last Saturday. Doctors express an…
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July 30— Singleton ; entries, July 21. CYCLING. July 10— West Maitland. PIGEON SHOOTING…
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The Melbourne football team on Saturday beat South Tasmania at Hobart by 5 goals 11 behinds to 4 goals 10 behinds. In the senior football matches at Sydney…
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The annual match between Oxford and Cambridge Universities was won by the former with four wickets to spare. The visitors scored 330 runs for six wickets in…
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The following will represent the Singleton Lawn Tennis Club in a match against Greta club at Greta to-morrow (Thursday) : -Misses J. Mather. C. Connelly. M. Percy,…
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July 80— Singleton; entries, July 21. CYCLING. July 10— West Maitland. PIGEON SHOOTING…
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The team chosen to represent the norther branch of the Union during the country week in Sydney leaves Newcastle by train to-morrow evening. Lott has been included in the Combination. The…
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July 30— Singleton; entries, July 21. PIGEON SHOOTING. July 18— Singleton. Apsley has been withdrawn from the Grand…
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The team to represent the Northern Branch during country week in Sydney leaves this evening. E, Skinner, of the Maitland Uniteds, is unable to go owing to serious illness, and W. Murphy has…
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July 30—Singleton; entries, July 21. PIGEON SHOOTING. July 18— Singleton. Mr. Justin M'Sweeney, the owner of Reka,…
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Two football matches worth looking at are to be played this afternoon in Sydney -Randwick v. Wentworth, and Wallaroo v. University…
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Kelly is said by an English writer to be one of the hardest triers in the Australian team. M'Kibbin was left out of some of the…
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A good story is told of Barnes, the celebrated batsman. It appears that before he caras into public prominence as a cricketer he was employed as a porter at a quiet country…
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