An Athletic Feat. Hammer-Throwing Performance
On March 31, at Berkely (U.S.A.), an an inter-collegiate record of long. standing was eclipsed by a boy 17 years named Alfred D. Phaw who was…
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Football
The match between North and Central Newcastle on Saturday was a well-contested one. Both teams played with a will, but the defence was so good on either side that no points were registered…
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There was no football played in town on Saturday last. In Sydney on Saturday, Marrickville defeated Pirates by 5 points to nil; Randwick…
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There was some heavy scoring at Lord's in the match between Middlese and Yorkshire. the champion county of 1898. A. E. Trott, the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Football. New England Union v. Robertson Association
Tins being the first match of the kind which has been played under the auspices of the Robertson Association, the event has been looked forward to with…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Revolutionary Feeling in Paris Disturbances at Auteuil Races. Demonstrations Against President Loubet. Many Royalists Arrestrd. London, June 5
A serious out[?]ak or disorder occurred yesterday on the racecourse at Aute[?]il, a fashionable suburb of Paris, where a race meeting was in progress. Royalists, anti-Semites, and members of…
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NOTWITHSTANDING the rain which fell on Saturday last there were upwards of 200 spectators to witness the football match at Aberdeen, between the New…
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Football teams representing the Metropolis and Country met on the Sydney Cricket Ground on Tuesday afternoon, under the auspices of the Rugby Union. In…
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A LOCAL enthusiast of football, and an old player, has offered a trophy of £1 1s. (or its value) to be competed for by players of the Scone Club. The…
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MR. GARLAND'S new gold dredge, which cost him £7000 of his own money, has been formally "blessed," to speak, by the Minister for Mines…
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The match which was to have taken place on Victoria Square to-day between St. Patrick's and Centennial Clubs has been postponed. In consequence of this a…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Forthcoming Boxing Encounter LONDON, Thursday
The New York police threaten to stop the boxing match between Bob Fitzsimmons and Jeffreys, the American pugilist. 'After the first…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →A Chicago Humourist on the Game of Football
This is what Mr. Dooley, the Chicago humorist, says about football: "When I was a young man, an that was a long time ago—but not so long ago as many iv me inimies'd like to believe, if I had anny…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Local Association Cricket. (To the Editor of the Singleton Argus.)
SIR,—Whether your cricket scribe' " Umpire," is a cricketer, or only an admirer of the game, I do not know ; but he evidently likes to see the game…
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AT a meeting of the above named club, held during the week, a protest was read from W. Huggins against the first prize money for the All-comer's…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Echoes Op Sport. the Calendar Horse Racing
June 20—Newcastle; entries, 15th. Aug, 10, 12.—Northern Jockey Club. PIGRON SHOOTING. Aug. 11.—West Maitland…
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Owing to pressure on space, " Referee's" contribution is crowded out of this issue. It will, however, appear on Thursday next. In Sydney on Saturday, New South…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Football. Maitland B v. Miller's Forest
These teams met on tho Albiou Ground on Saturday afternoon, in a match in the Junior competition of the Northern Union. The game was timed to start at three o'clock, but it was…
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