Holiday Amusements. Cricket Matches
THE public will be well provided with amusements for the holidays. On Saturday, an interesting game will be played on the Park between a Scone…
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Cricket
M'Kay, who scored 106 against Paddington last Saturday, and who will play in Maitland on Monday, is a native of Armidale, having been born in that city in September, 1880. Ho plays with the…
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We have been requested to remind our readers that the Easter Easter race meeting will be held at Blandford on Easter Monday, when no doubt there will be a good…
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April 6—Moonan Brook. April a and 8—Wallsend. May 3—Dungog; entries, April 26. PEDESTRIANISM…
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A match was played on the Albion Ground yesterday afternoon between a Hunter District Union team and the Glebe fifteen. The latter it will be remembered, won the Sydney premiership last…
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This morning, at the Technological Museum, where members of the Maitland District Public Schools Athletic Association are in the habit of holding their weekly meetings, a very pleasing ceremony…
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Reputation is a wonderful thing, and when on Friday the local footballers made a draw of it with the crack Sydney representatives, the Glebe club, many pessimists smiled and hesitated not to say…
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The big crowds at the football matches played at Maitland last Friday and Saturday point to more than ordinary interest being evinced in the game in the Hunter…
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The first day's racing in connection with the Wallsend Jockey Club's Easter Meeting took place, on Saturday in the presence of a fair attendance. The weather…
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The Autumn meeting of the Australian Jockey Club was opened at Randwick on Saturday. Results:— First Hurdle Raco.—Marton, 9st 121b…
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Yesterday the Singleton Club met and defeated a team representing the Robertson Electorate on the Howe Park Oval. The visitors batted first, and compiled 109 runs…
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The Easter race meeting of the "Wallsend Jockey Club concluded yesterday, when there was a very large attendance out to enjoy the sport and the splendid weather which ruled throughout the…
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Mr. W. Gardiner has sold the Well-known racer Severity, by Trenchant from Loma, to Mr. E. M'Kenna, the Indian sportsman. The price paid was 1000 guineas…
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There was an exciting match at South Singleton on Easter Monday between the local club and Middle Falbrook. The hitter scored 45 and 124, and South Singleton…
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The second day's races were held on Easter Monday, when there was a very large attendance. Following are the results:—…
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The famous Bendeich tug-of-war team mets its Waterloo at sports held at Branxton on Easter Monday, when another local half-dozon pulled them over after a severe…
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The following will represent the Albion Club against East Maitland on latter's wicket on Saturday:—Harden, Giles, Norman, Ross (2), Lindsay (2), Bowden Snape Holmes and Sampson…
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The annual Easter meeting of the Blandford Jockey Club was held at Blandford on Easter Monday. The weather was ideal racing weather,…
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