Cricket
Looks as if present cricket season will witness the advent in inter-state matches of another of the always coming Gregory family—young Charlie, to wit He's in…
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Cricket Photographs
Mr A Saunders, the enterprising local photographer, has shown us copies of three pictures he obtained at the Howe Park Cricket Ground last Saturday, on…
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This match was continued to-day, on the Albion Ground. East End had concluded its innings last Saturday—10 men batting—for 288. L. Moore and Harden opened for West End, Giles and W. Ross…
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The Parliamentary Select Committee appointed to inquire into the conditions of racing, and the procedure of racing clubs in this colony, with special reference to the bill now…
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A stroke compulsion for a golf trophy, presented by the associate (lady) members of the Club, was played off on Saturday—8 players competing. Dr. S. A. Alcorn won…
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A match will be played on Saturday next between Glendon and Singleton C.C. on Howe Park. The following will represent Glondon:—H. Maloney, H. Horadam,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Football Premiership. Smoke Concert and Presentation of Medals
The smoke con[?] arranged by the members of the East end Club, as a [?]ing celebration of the season's successes, was held to the old Masonic Hall last night. Phare was a large attendance of players…
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THE following players have been chosen to represent Muswellbrook Cricket Club in the return match with Aberdeen C.C., to be played at…
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THE final day's racing of the V.A.T. C. Spriug Meeting was hold on Saturday in fine though warm weather. The atteudance was very lnrge…
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At a smoke concert arranged by the members of the Carlton Club, in Newcastle, on Friday night, a cheque for £37 16s, the proceede of a moonlight excursion and football match, was handed to Mr…
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The following players have been selected to represent the Hunter District Cricket Association against Glebe in Sydney on Saturday:—Leon Moore, R. Norman, A…
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The railway department advertises in this issue special facilities for persons desirous of attending the Melbourne Cup and ether Victorian Races…
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The prospect of an interesting and successful [/]on of local cricket does not loom bright in perspective. This in no pessimistic opinion. At present…
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People who ventured out of doors at Newcastle yesterday actually braved the battle and the breeze, for there was a wind at times approaching the velocity of a gale, and it carried with it debris of all kinds which filled the eyes, [?], mouth, and…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Latest Sporting News. Newcastle Races. Newcastle
There was a wonderful [?] between to-day and yesterday, for to-day, though the run [?] brilliantly, the heat was tempered by [?], and a total advance of the [?] dust of the…
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ON the 11th of October the Abbotsford shed it Wingen cut out after about six weeks' work, with little or no interruption from wet weather or any other…
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Playing for Morpeth against Newcastle Half-Holiday, on Wednesday, E. L.Waddy scored 125 retired in a total of 195. He batted very freely, his contribution…
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Playing for Morpeth against Newcastle Half-Holiday, on Wednesday, E. L. Waddy scored 125 retired in a total of 195. He batted very freely, his contribution…
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