Cricket
At a meeting of the Marylebone Cricket Club held on Wednesday last to consider the proposed alterations in the leg-before-wicket rule, Captain W. E. Dension a member of the committee, stated that…
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Our Singleton Letter. [From Our Representatives.] Football
A meeting of the Singleton Football Club was held on Saturday evening, Mr. Alex. Morrison presiding over a good attendance. The Secretary of the Scone Club wrote that his…
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At a special general meeting of the above clue, held at Mr. W. J. Sampson's rooms last night, it was decided to form a junior team in connection with the…
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On Saturday last teams representing Public School and Grammar School engaged in a contest on the latter's ground. "The result was a win for the Grammar School…
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The racing at Warwick Farm on Saturday resulted as under :— Hurdle Race,. about 2 miles.—Billy Manton,9st 181b (M'Curloy), 1[?] Siara, 9st…
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A day's racing under the auspices of Newcastle Tattersall's Club took place at coalopolis yesterday. Following are the results :—…
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The Newcastle Jockey Club's May meeting was held on Saturday in the presence of a good attendance. Results.— Flying Handicap, 6 furlongs.—Antique,…
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A general meeting of the above Union was held last night, at Cridge's rooms, High-street, Mr. John Gilles, M.L.A., presided, and others present were:—Messrs. W. A. Terry, D.J. Ryan,…
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The celebrated London cricket ground, the Oval, belonging to the Duchy of Cornwall, has, of course, passed over with the other lands and revenues of the Duchy into the…
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"Not out," said the umpire in answer to an appeal, " but if he does it again be will be!" At Eccleshall, near Sheffield, there was…
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The final meeting of this season of the Maitland District Junior Cricket Association was held on Tuesday at Mr. J. Stacker's rooms, East Maitland. The President (Mr. P. Ferry) presided, and the following…
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A GENERAL meeting of the Hunter District Rugby Union was hold at Cridge'a Room; West Maitland, on Tuesday evening. Present: Mr John…
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The opening match of the season, between Tamworth and West Tamworth, was won by the latter by 19 points to 3. The Metropolitan Union has again decided to…
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May 15,16—Scone. May 18—Wallsend; entries, May 13. May 24—Mcrriwa; entries, May 13. May 25—Aberdeen ; entries, May 18…
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All lines Tennis Materials, cheapest and best. M. ANDERSON, Bourke-street…
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The season in Armidale was opened on Wednesday with a grand fancy-dress match. The Secretary of Singleton Football…
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A match between Singleton C.C. and Combined District will be played on the Howe Park Oval to-day. Great interest is being manifested as to the result, and…
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"Not out," said the umpire in answer to an appeal." but if he does it again he will be!" At Eccleshall, near Sheffield, there was…
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May 15, 16—Scone. May 18—Wallsent; entries, to-night. May 24—Merriwa; entries, to-night. May 25—Aberdeen; entries, May 18…
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On Saturday West Tamworth defeate Tamworth by 21 points to nil. H. D. Wood, of the University, whose retirement from the playing arena after 13…
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