Coursing
The coursing match promoted by the local coursing club was finished on Saturday morning in Mr. Bakewell's paddock (known as Howard's) when…
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Football
Mr. C. F. Tindall, of Grafton, has presented a 40-guinea cup for competition amongst the footballers of the district…
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Following are the handicaps for the principal events to be run at Sedgefield on Thursday next:— FLYING HANDICAP.—6 furlongs…
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The above races on Saturday last resulted as under :— TRAMWAY Handicap, 6 furlongs -The Tola, 7st 121b (H. Cook), 1; Ampier, 7st…
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The above races concluded on Saturday with the following results :— SHORTS HANDICAP, 6 furlongs.—Nicodemus, Sst (M'Aulifle), 1 ; Sir Authur, 7st…
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August 27.—Newcastle; entries, August 22. September 8, 9—Singleton (Teddiman, promoter) entries, Sept. 1. September 24—Wallsend…
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THE final runs for the prizes offered by the abovenamed Club, in connection with the coursing meeting commenced on Thursday last, took place on…
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The last of the series of mutches in the Peachey trophy competition will be played at Aberdeen on Saturday next, between Aberdeen and…
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August 27.—Newcastle; entires, August 22, September 8, 9—Singleton (Teddiman, promoter) entires, Sept. 1. September 24.—Wallsend…
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The Now South Wales Cricket Association has a credit balance of £552 11s 2d. The following is the programme of intercolonial matches to bo played this season :…
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August 27.—Newcastle; entries, August 22, September 8, 9—Singleton (Teddiman, promoter) entries, Sept. 1, September 24—Wallsend…
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The return match between the above teams was played on the West Maitland Park on Wednesday evening 17th August, and resulted in a decisive win for the College by 14 points to nil…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Letters to the Editor. Hunter River District Cricket Association
SIR,—Would you kindly allow me space to ask if the above Association has done anything for the district cricket for the coming season ? It is quite time they did something, or they will be, as usual,…
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At a meeting of the Muswellbrook Coursing Club held at Fuller's Prince of Wales Hotel, on Wednesday evening last, Mr. J. Jeans in the…
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A FANCY DRESS football match will be played on the local Show Ground on Saturday next, 27th instant. The final match for the Peachoy trophy…
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The longest cricket partnership hits just been established in a match at Derby, when 554 was put up for the first wicket. Tunuicliffe made 243 and Brown 400. The rest threw their wickets…
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August 27.—Newcastle ; entries, Monday. September 8, 9—Singleton (Teddiman, promoter) entriee, Sept. 1. September 24—Wallsend…
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The Australian Jockey Club has taken its threatened stand against pony racing. That is to say, it has clothed itself with such authority as its…
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Playing for Middlesex against Nottingham, in the county championship competition match, which commenced on Thursday, A. E. Trott scored 77, and in the two innings of Nottingham he took…
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