Sporting. Coursing
THE following entries have been received for the Muswellbrook Coursing Club's meeting to take place in the Edinglassie paddocks today:—…
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Tennis
All lines Tennis Materials, cheapest and best. M. ANDERSON. Bourke-street…
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Frank Lavor, the Victorian cricketer, who is at present touring England, took part in a match at Lord's last month. Derbyshire seems quite unable to win a…
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The annual meeting of the members of the Murrurundi Cricket Club was held at Mulligan's Club Hotel on Saturday evening last, when there…
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[?] 18—Newcastle 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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Sept.-Newcastle Jockey Club Sept. 21-Wallsend Jockey Club; entries, Sept. 16; weights, Sept. 18…
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These teams played to-day on the Albion Ground, in the semi-final of the Hunter junior competition Forest won by six points to nil. Lynch and M. Gallen got ever the line…
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In the match England v. York shire Jessop made 233 in one hundred and fifty-five minutes. Fry scored 105. Lord Hawke asks why should English cricketers…
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According to cable messages, the following men are coming out with M'Laron:—G. H. Garnett (Lancashire), C. Blythe (Kent), W. G. Quaife (Warwick), T. Hayward (Surrey), A. A. Lalley…
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Sept. 18—Newcastle Jockey Club Sept. 21—Wallsend Jockey Club ; entries, this evening; weights, Sept. 18. Sept. 25—Newcastle Tattersall's; entries, Sept. 19;…
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The final the Hunter District premiership was [?] on Saturday, between East and West End. for the second season in succession, East End [?] off the coveted honour. The heat on…
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All lines Tennis Materials, cheapest and beat. M. ANDERSON, Bourke-street…
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Mr. R. E. Norman, captain of the East End football team, has received a number of letters and telegrams, congratulating him and his men upon again winning the premiership of…
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The annual meeting of Singleton C.C. takes place this evening. The batsmen of the coming English team will probably take more shifting…
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The September meeting of the Newcastle Jockey Club takes place to-morrow afternoon,—the popular weekly half-holiday—when, with the beautiful Spring weather prevailing, and the liberal entry…
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Sept. 18—Newcastle Jockey Club Sept. 21—Wallsend Jockey Club; weights, Sept. 18. Sept. 25—Newcastle Tattersall's; entries, Sept. 19; weights, Sept. 21…
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ON Saturday last the Muswellbrook Hare Coursing Club ran off its second meeting since affiliating with the National Coursing Association. Mr…
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The annual meeting of the Singleton Cricket Club was held last night (Tuesday) at the Imperial Hotel. Mr. R. H. Dangar (Vice-president) occupied the chair. About 20 members were present…
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Sept. 21-Wallsend Jockey Club; weights, Sept. 18. Sept. 25-Newcastle Tattersall's; entries, Sept. 19; weights, Sept. 21. Oct. 9, 10-Tamworth Jockey Club; entries, Oct. 1…
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