English Cricket. LONDON
"In the cricket match on Saturday, Surrey beat Yorkshire by an innings and 272 runs. Yorkshire leads the counties, with Surrey second, and…
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Public Schools' Athletic Association
We have, been informed that the members of the Singleton District Public Schools' Association met on Saturday The President (Mr W. Densley) occupied the…
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THE trophy fixture which should have been played on the local ground on Saturday afternoon last between Scone and Muswellbrook Clubs, did…
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August 11 and 13.—Northern Jockey Club. September 8, 9—Singleton (Teddiman, promoter); entries, Sept. 1. September 24—Wallsend…
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It ia remarkable with what cruel persistency wet weather attends upon the race meetings of the Northern Jockey Club. The days during the early portion of this week were beautifully fine and…
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THE second meeting of the local Coursing Club commenced yesterday in Mr.Bakewell's paddcks, on the Aberdeon road, and concluded this…
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During July, Mr. C. B. Fry, of Sussex, took part in eight matches, and went to the wickets 14 times, making an average score of over 70 runs per innings…
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yesterday at Rutherford was one of the most disagreeable days imaginable, but those who hardened their hearts and braved the elements in search found it, although it was served up in a most…
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The second meeting of the Sc[?] Coursing Club was commenced on Thursday in Mr. Bakewell's paddock, in the presence of a good number of spectators, The supply of bares…
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ARRANGEMENTS are being made for a fancy dress football match. between teams chosen by Messrs. Bourke and Cafe aud Mr. A. Weidmann. The date has been fixed for…
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Of the games of the Siamese perhaps none is in more universally popular than football. Every day of the year, in the cool of the evening, after scorching heat…
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The above races commenced on Thursday in wet weather, which militated against a good attendance. Following are the…
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There are so many rumours in circulation concerning the movements of the racing cracks of the old world, that it is difficult to fors[?] exactly what racing talent will be seen…
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The race meeting of the Northern Jockey Club was concluded this afternoon, but, sad to say, after a beautifully pleasant morning the rain clouds came up about noon, when there were a few drops of…
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During July, Mr C. B. Fry, of Sussex, took part in eight matches, and went to the wickets 14 times, making an average score of over 79…
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Carlton and Centennial were picked to meet on Saturday, in Newcastle, but Centennial could not get a team and had to forfeit. A scratch match was subsequently played…
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Mr. T. Selden, proprietor of the Imperial Hotel, held a £10 coursing meeting on the Redbournberry racecourse on Saturday, the attendance being, limited to a few enthusiastic coursers. The rats…
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Playing for Middlessx in a match against Leicestershire, on Saturday, A.E. Trott scored 76 runs and took 11 wickets for 158…
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August 27.—Newcastle ; entries, August 22. September 8, 8,9—Singleton (Teddiman, promoter) ; entries, Sept. 1. September 24—Wallsend…
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