Football. East End v. West End
The senior match in the Hunter competition on Saturday was between East and West End, Singleton having a bye. The teams were:—East End—Edmunds, K. Moore, B. Skinner, M. Bourke, J…
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Echoes of Sport. the Calendar. Athletic Sports
July 13.—Brown find Sooley's Handicap; entries July 10. Kenley and Fairy Prince are scratched for the Melbourne Cup…
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East End beat West End at Maitland on Saturday by 4 points to nil. About 40 players will be representing New South Wales in the middle of…
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The Scone Coursing Club commenced its second sweepstakes on Saturday afternoon last, under—as it turned out—very favorable…
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All lines Tennis Materials, cheapest and best. M. ANDERSON, Bourko-street.*…
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North Sydney and University played a draw on Saturday—no score. The ground was heavy, and University was nearly beaten. Eastern Suburbs played a draw with South…
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The annual University cricket match between Oxford and Cambridge, played at Lords, ended in a draw…
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Over eighty seats have been specially reserved for the Cricket Concert, and the number is increasing daily. These who wish to secure favorable positions are…
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Mr. W. A. Terry presided at a meeting of tho above Union, held at Cridge's rooms, last night. The Northern (Newcastle) Union Bent word that a disqualified man was playing in Hunter…
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THE following team has been chosen to represent Muswellbrook in the trophy match against Aberdeen on the latter's ground on Saturday next:—…
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All lines Tennis Materials, cheapest and beat. M. ANDERSON, Bourke-street.*…
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The following will represent West End Juniors v. Louth Park Rangers, on Saturday next, at three o'clock, on the Maitland Park:—W. Wilks, F. Norrie, [?]C. Gobo, [?]W. Picman, J. Gibson, M…
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It is somewhat strange that every year we have one cricketer who jumps from comparative un-importance to the top rung of the ladder. In 1900 Mr. R. E. Foster took the cricket world by…
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The following players have been selected to represent East End No. 2 in their match against West End on the Park to-morrow: Full-back, H. Moore; three-quarters, S. Andrews, T. Grace, J. Guilfoyle,…
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Maclaren, who is organising a cricket team to visit Australia, has engaged C. B. Fry (Sussex and Oxford University), R. E. Foster (Oxford and Worcestershire), and J. T. Tyldesley (professional,…
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A preliminary meeting with the object of resuscitating the local Coursing Club will be held at Yates's Family Hotel this (Saturday) evening…
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All lines Tennis Materials, cheapest and best M. ANDERSON, Bourke-street…
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Singleton Juniors journey to Branxton to-day to ongage in a match with a juniorteam at that plnce.—On the Showground Singleton and East End (Maitland) will…
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