Cricket
The "Badminton" for March, in its notice of "Surrey Cricket" (Longmans). calls attention to two or large of the many stories the contains. Lord Frederick…
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Echoes of Sport. the Calendar. Racing
April 16—Buchanan. May 3 and 5—Tamworth Jockey Club; entries, April 25 May 6,7—Dungog; entries, April 28…
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A general meeting of delegates to the Hunter District Rugby Football Union was held at Sampson's Rooms, last evening. Mr. W. A. Terry was voted to the chair, and…
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There was a player named Kennedy at Lang Lang, in Gippsland, last season who had a remarkable record with both bat and ball. Playing for a district trophy, his…
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April 16- Buchsnan. May 3 and 5—Tamworth Jockey Club; entries, April 25 May 6, 7—Dangog; entries, April 28…
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A team of 15 Now South Wales players of the association game will tour New Zealand this season. It will be the first association team to visit New Zealand. At a meeting…
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Warwick Armstrong, of-Melbourne completed his innings against the Melbourne University for 435. His stay at the wickets occupied 6 hours 35 minutes…
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The annual meeting of the Southern Division Football Club was held at Sampson's Rooms, High-street, last evening. Mr. W. A. Terry, president, occupied the chair, and…
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The following will represent the Northern Division against the Hamilton Royals on the Park, at 8 p.m. to-morrow:—G. Eldridge, Redding (2), Lethbridge (2), H. Morris, S. Kessey, Duggan (2)…
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A team of juniors was taken to Wingen by Mr. Sessions, last Saturday, and won by 131 to 47. For Scone, H. Tanner made 43, J. Hackett…
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PENELOPE IT took Charlie and me nearly two hours…
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J. G. Milion, captain of the Fifteen and head of Bedford School, is the first English school-boy who has ever played football for England (says "Land and Water"). That…
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An unique bowling record was achieved dately by a young player named Cyril Bashford; in a match between two local church teams, near Melbourne. Its took the whole…
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Parker, the New Zealand champion, is at the present time after championships in the various Australian States, and it is on the cards he will compete in Sydney. The…
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A general meeting of the members of the Murrurundi Senior Football Club was held at Meehan's Railway Hotel on Saturday evening last, when there was a large…
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The Committee of the Merriwa Hospital have decided to hold a race meeting in aid of that institution on Prince of Wales' Birthday, 3rd June next…
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May 3 and 5—Tamworth Jockey Club; entries, April 25 May 6, 7—Dungog; entries, April 28. May 18—Wallsend Jo. key club…
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Club matches took place in Sydney on Saturday, as a preliminary to the opening of the season. Newtown beat North Sydney by 10 points to 3: Western Suburbs…
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The Morpeth-Hinton and Southern match was concluded on the park on Saturday, the scores being —Morpeth and Hinton, 130; Southern Division, 69, The former team, being without six of their…
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A race meeting under the auspices of City Tattersall's Club was held at Randwick on Saturday. The ground was heavy, as a result of all the recent rain. Results:…
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