Echoes of Sport. the Calendar Racing
Sept 22—Wallsend. Nov. 9—Qutridt entries Oct, 25. ATHLETICS. Oct. 6—Public School Association Maitland…
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Hunter Rugby Football Union
In accordance with the recommendation of the New South Wales Rugby Football Union, a conference was held at the Newcastle Hall of Commerce on Saturday evening…
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The final match for the Hunter District Rugby Union badges will take place to-day at Maitland between West End and East End…
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A public meeting for the purpose of arranging for the annual Boxing-day races at Blandford, will be held at the Plough Inn this (Saturday) evening, at 8 p.m…
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The annual meeting of members of the Morrurundi Cricket Club was held at the White Hart Hotel on Wednesday evening, when there were present Messrs. W. S…
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A MEETING of the committee of the above Club was held at the Royal Hotel on Tuesday night, when there were present: Messrs. E. C. Brecht (in…
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The Wall[?]…
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The members of the Post Cricket Club held their eighteenth annual meeting at F[?] Metropoliton Hotel last evening. There was a mail attendance, and in the absence of the Present (Mr.A.A…
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The final [?] of the hunter District [?] Union competition was palyed on the albion Ground thie afternoon, in the prefernce of a large number of [?]. The day was altogether too…
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We would remind intending competitors that entries for the Opening and All comers' Handicaps to be run at the sports meeting of the local athletic club on the 29th…
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The game between West End and East End on Saturday provided a splendid contest during the first half. In the second however, play was spoiled by heavy serums, which prevented anything…
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The Sydney premier, Glebe football team, have accepted an invitation to visit Goulburn and play there on Saturday and Monday next…
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While making 74 runs in than an hour against Notts at Trent Bridge last month, A. E. Trott hit a ball out of the ground—a feat -which had been…
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Saturday last booke clear and [?] an ideal Spring day, and one could hardly expect other wire this that a big crowd would turn up at the races. The instinctive love of horse-racing…
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There was only a moderate attendance last night at the sixth annual meeting of the East Maitland Junior Cricket Club, held in Mr. J. Stacker's rooms, Melbourne, East Maitland. The PRESIDENT…
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SIR.—It would be will for the sport of horse-racing in this district. It is were possible to informed of the enthusiasm that is shown in football [?] into the northern Jockey Club. Ales, I fear…
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Frank "White Who was hurta in the "west End Sigleton mother, is now able to walk about but his leg is still bad and he will not be able to play on Saturday…
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The committa of the Singleton Club met on Tuesday evening when it was decided to commence practice next Tuesday on the ground, and to formally…
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There was a good attendance of delegates of clubs s[?] with the Maitland Junior Cricket Association at the second annual meeting held last night in Mr. J. Stacker's rooms East Maitland…
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At the Newmarket meeting the race for the Great Eastern Railway Handicap resulted as follow:— Spark II.. 1…
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