Football. Hunter District Union
The executive committee of the Hunter District Union held a meeting last night in Cridge's room, High-street. Mr. D. Manery presided, and there was a large attendance of…
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Muswellbrook Jockey Club Races. Postponed till June 20th and 21st
THE rainfall referred to in another column is responsible for the postponement of the race meeting of abovenamed Club, which had been fixed for…
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All lines Tennis Materials, cheapest and best. M.ANDERSON, Bourke-street…
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The following will represent East End in their competition match against West End, to be played on the Park on Saturday, 15th instant, at 3.30 p.m.:—W.Ward, J. Aisbett, P. Conroy, G. Edwards, H…
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A MEETING of the Hunter District Rugby Union executive waS held on Tuesday evening at Cridge'S rooms, West Maitland. Mr D. Manery…
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The maitland Hospital authorities have the good fortune to have secured the sympathy of the sporting part of the community, and a benefit race meeting in aid…
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Mr. Maclaren has decided to take an English cricket team to Australia. The team will include G. L. Jessop (Gloucestershire)and Cambridge University), A.A. Lilley (Warwickshire), and…
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The football matches to-morrow-East End v. West End (seniors), and East End B v. East End C (juniors)—will be played on the Park. As stated on Wednesday, the executive of the Union considers the…
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THE adjourned annual meeting of clubs affiliated to the above was held at the Belmore Hotel last night, when there were present: Messrs. Bean, A…
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Many football matches nowadays, especially cup ties and encounters generally in which there is much at stake, are won by sheer trickery—or superior tactics, as the…
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Weights for the Epsom, Metrep, Caulfield and Melbourne Cups are due on the 1st July. Pedestrians are reminded that entries for Brown and Sooley's Handicap are due to-morrow (Saturday)…
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All lines Tennis Materials, cheapest and best.M. ANDERSON, Bourke-street…
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West End and East End meet in the senior competition at Maitland this afternoon. Singleton Club has the bye It is stated that a match for a stake has…
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UNEORTUNATELY it is too late now for the local Jockey Club to work up an interest in the races to take place next week such as would result in a…
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MELBOURNE CUP ; 2 miles.—Aurus, Union Jack, Ampier, Clanside, Flagship, Sheridan, Examiner, Black Watch, Footboll, Flying Column, Elderside, Beacon, Otway, Juggler, gazelle, Ringlike, Revenue,…
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A certain football club had a very unenviable record of defeats, so a distinguished spectator made a few nasty remarks to a committeeman…
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THE Maitland Hospital being in need of pecuniary assistance, Messrs. W. and H. Atkinson are promoting a race meeting to assist the Committee…
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The death is announced of the stallion Ulric, by Chester, from the flying Uralla, which died from, gripes, at his owner's place (Mr. W. Delander), of Moree…
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The Senior match on Saturday provided on exciting contest. East End had to make up its[?]team with seven juniors; but they did very well; M'Lean and Andrews showing most prominently. Of the…
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The South Singleton Cricket Club marked the close of the season by the holding of a banquet and smoke concert at Mr. R. Lamplough's Terminus Hotel on Saturday evening. There was only a small…
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