Athletics
Another 75 Yards Handicap, promoted by Mr. A. T. Fox, was run off on the local Park on Saturday afternoon, last. On account of the damp weather, the…
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Football
The final match in connection with the Robertson Electorate Football Association trophy was played on the local Show Ground on Saturday last, in the presence…
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Sept. 4—Northern Jockey Club. Sept. 21—Wallsend Jockey Club; entries, Sept. 16; weights, Sept. 18. ATHLETIC SPORTS…
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The following nominations have been received for the approaching meeting of the Northern Jockey Club, which takes place at Rutherford on Wednesday next, September 4:—…
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Playing against Kent, Fry made 140. It was his fifth consecutive century, and it completed his 3000 runs. Abel made his 3000 almost simultaneously…
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These teams played for the fourth time, this afternoon, on the Albion Ground, to decide who should stand out of the Hunter junior competition. A few minutes after the game started, Peterson secured the…
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Glen Innes cricketers are moving in the matter of getting the English team to visit that town. Other country towns are taking ain[?]lar action; but so far nothing has been done in Maitland. In this…
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C. B. Fry, of Sussex and Oxford University, and R. E. Foster, of Worecester and Oxford University, have decided not to accompany the team which A. C. MacLaren is bringing to Australia…
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Sept. 4-Northern Jockey Club. Sept. 21-Wallsend Jockey Club; entries, Sept. 16 weights, Sept. 18. Oct. 9, 10-Tamworth Jockey Club; entries, Oct. 1…
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These teams met on the Albion Ground on Saturday, in a semi-final match of the Hunter junior competition. The result was an easy win for Morpeth by 222 points to nil. The Morpeth men, playing the…
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The return match, New South Wales against Queensland, was played at Brisbane on Saturday, rain falling all the afternoon. The result was a win for…
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A cablegram received on Saturday states that C. B. Fry. by making 140 for Sussex against kent at Brighton, got his fifth consecutive contury in first-class cricket…
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MR C. B. FRY (Sussex) and Mr R. E. Foster. (Worcestershire) have decided not to accompany Mr A. C. M'Laren's team of English cricketers to…
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THE final match in the Robertson Electorate trophy competition was played at Murrurundi on the 24th August, between Aberdeen and…
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The executive of the Hunter Union held a meeting at Cridge's rooms, last night. East End C forwarded a protest against West End B being given last Saturday's match, the…
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The student of history is apt, correctly or not, to draw certain broad morals from what he reads, and many a time has the story of the decadence of the Roman Empire been…
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Officials:—Stewards-Messrs. O. K. Young (chairman), J. W. Birkenhead, B. B. Buffier, J. Wolstenholme, A. A. Worden, F. A. S. Bowden, H. J. Adams, A. K. Lee, C. Park, W. C…
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