Wallsend Races
It was impossible to imagine nicer weather than that which prevailed yesterday for the race meeting of the Wallsend Jockey Club, which was marking a new epoch in its course by the opening of a new and…
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English Cricket
Knight is in brilliant form. His average is 46½, and he scored 229 in an innings not finished in a match against Worcestershire…
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A. E. Knight, the Leicestershire professional, has accepted an invitation to join the English cricket team to tour Australia…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →English Cricket. Another Trundler Unearthed. [By Cable.] London
PLAYING for Gloucestershire, in the county competition, Danett captured five wickets for 6 runs. This is Danott's first season in first-class…
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Playing against Essex, Haigh took 8 wickets for 24, and Rhodes 9 for 75 runs…
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Aug. 22—Wallsend Jockey Club. Aug. 26—Newcastle. Sept. 1, 2—Narrabri. Sept. 15, 16—Quirindi Jockey Club…
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A stroke competition, for ladies only, will be played on the local links on Wednesday afternoon next, for a lady's club, presented by Mr. R. P. Abbott, Play will commence…
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The following have been selected to represent the Murrurundi Football Club in the match against Aberdeen, to be played at Scone to-day (Saturday), 22nd instant:—…
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Gloucestershire, which has not won a match this season, suffered its fifth defeat at the hands of Somersetshire, though the hitter were without the services of Sammy Woods,…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Boxing. London, August 15
In a contest, for the boxing championship of the world between J. Jeffries, the holder, and J. Corbett, at San Francisco, the former was successful in defending the title…
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There was an enormous attendance at the football' matchon Saturday. The weather was delightful, and the ground was literally rushed, all the stands being filled shortly after two o'clock, and by the time the…
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Aug. 26— Newcastle. Sept. 1, 2—Narrabri. Sept. 15. 16—Quirindi Jockey Club. Oct. 7, 8—Dungog…
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There was splendid weather for the conclusion of the Wallsend races to-day, and an excellent attendance, despite counter attractions. Following are the results:—…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →[Press Telegraph Association.] Rosehils Races. Sydney
At the Rosehill race meeting to-day the weather was fine, and there was a splendid attendance. Following are the results of the racing:— ALBURY HURDLES; 2 miles…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Interstate Football. The New South Wales Team. Inclusion of Country Players. [By Telegraph Sydney
THE following have been selected to represent New South Wales in the return matches against Queensland at Brisbane :—…
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Sir,—On Saturday last I wended my way to the Albion ground to witness the football programme as advertised in your columns by H.D.R.F. Union, but was disappointed at not seeing the British…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Football. East Maitland B v. WESTERN B.
This match was played on the Albion Ground on Saturday. Play opened briskly. Western attacking. White upset Bridle inside East 25, when the ball was kicked to the latter. From a scrum Greaves…
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A match was played by the Maitland and Lowlands bowling clubs on the latter's green on Saturday. The Maitlanders were one man short, and the vacant position was filled by Mr. Wells, of the…
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