Football
The Muswellbrook Club has lodged a protest against the match last Saturday being awarded to Scone, but on what grounds we have not heard. A meeting of the…
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Echoes of Sport. the Calendar. Racing June 9.-Newcast Cup meeting
J. E. Brewer is expected back in Melbourne shortly to get another issue of horses together for England. The wily James evidently believes that an Australian can make the game pay in the old…
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AT a meeting of the New South Wales Rugby Football Union, held in Sydney on Wednesday night last, it was resolved " that the English interpretation…
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Mr.A. E. Stoddart stored 221 in a bonefit cricket match between Middlesex and Somerset shire. It will come as welcome news to the…
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Rein fell heavily in Newcastle Wednesday evening, and the downfall continued till six o'clock next morning, when apparently the taps ran dry. However, the weather remained dull and threatening,…
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A WELL attended meeting of members of the abovenamed Club was held at the School of Arts on Wednesday night. Mr. J. Lang was voted to the…
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June 9—Newcastle Cup Meeting…
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Someone who has been pouring over old records writes: "In 1858 the West Maitland race were one of the leading features, and at the annual meeting on the 28th and 29th July, the Club gave…
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We would direct attention to the programme of athletic sports to be held under the auspices of the newly-formed Murrurundi Athletic Cklub on Saturday, 23rd…
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Singleton did not put in an appearance on Saturday to meet Morpeth, on the Albion Ground. The weather was almont too wet even for football; but the Morpeth players went on to the ground, and…
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IT does seem remarkable in Rugby football, where the try is the all-important aim, that a goal dropped, or from a place if taker from a mack, should count four…
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The London Sportsman, in an article on the suggested alteration in the method of scoring, says:-"Judging from the first experience, we do not think for a moment that the…
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OWING to the arrangements for the trophy fixtures not having been completed, there were no trophy matches on Saturday last, but late on Friday…
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THE Newcastle Jockey Club concluded its winter meeting on Saturday after noon in dismal aircumstances, for the weather all up the northern line was…
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The Armidale District footballers played Tarserth District on the Oval yesterday, for the [?] of selection a [?] England Helen against the [?]…
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The Secretory (Mr. D. Lewis} of the Scone Coursing Club informs us that he has been fortunate in obtaining a plentiful supply of good, strong hares for the sweepstakes to be…
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A short time ago the newly-formed Hunter District branch of the Rugby Union applied for affiliation with the parent body-the New South Wales Rugby Football Union. The application…
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A SPECIAL general meeting of the R.E.F. Association was held at Peachey's Hotel, Aberdeen, on Wednesday night last, the various clubs being…
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