Cricket in the Sixties
A writer in the "Argus" has something to say about the first match on Australian soil by an English team. When H. H. Stephenson's team appeared on Melbourne cricket ground on…
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Echoes of Sport. the Calendar. Racing
March 19—Greaford. March 23,24—Newcastle Jockey Club. April 16—Buchanan; entries, April 9. ATHLETICS…
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At Newcastle on Monday the 220yds Championship of Australasia was decided. Great interest was centred in the meeting of Cavill and Keran. The race proved to…
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The match between England and South Australia was concluded at Adelaide on Tuesday. Requiring 183 runs to win, the Englishmen commenced their second…
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March 19—Gresford. March 23, 24—Newcastle Jockey Club. April 2 and 4—Wallsend Jockey Club; entries, March 25…
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At the third of the Australasian swimming championship carnivals, held at Sydney on Wednesday night, Dick Cavill won the 410yds championship from B…
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The swimming of the Australasian 220 yards Championship at the carnival in the Corporation Baths on Mondays night was a big event in the natatorial history of the district as it was the first occasion…
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A writer in the "Argus" has something to say about the first match on Australian soil by an English team. When H. H. Stephenson's team appeared on Melbourne cricket ground on…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Football Match
An eleven from Warner's team of cricketers played a British Association football match on Wednesday afternoon on the Adelaide Oval. The…
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A match between Singleton and District will be played at Howe Park to-day. Play will commence at 11 o'clock…
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The annual meeting of members of the East Maitland Lawn Tennis Club was held last night in St. Peter's Hall, East Maitland. Untill the president was elected for the ensuing year Dr. S. A. Alcorn…
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The above match was played on the Park on Friday last, and resulted in a win for the Amateurs by 87 runs…
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March 23, 24—Newcastle Jockey Club. April 2 and 4—Wallsend Jockey Club; entries March 25 April 3 and 5—Tamworth Jockey Club…
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Speaking at a natation banquet in Sydney on Saturday night, Mr O'Sullivan, Minister for Works, said the Government had a proposal in view to build baths in…
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The rumour that Trumper was seriously ill gained credence in many quarters, and newspaper writers in many parts, of Australia have vied with [?] another in writing sympathetic paragraphs. Many…
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March 23, 24—Newcastle Jockey Club. April 2 and 4-Wallsend Jockey Club; entries, March 25 April 3 and 5—Tamworth Jockey Club…
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Noble, Duff, Trumper, Hopkins, Kelly. Mackay, Cotter, C. Gregory, Bowden, Farquhar and Grounds have been selected to represent New South Wales in the return…
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THERE was a large attendance on the local ground on Saturday, to witness the second match between Scone and Rouchel in the "Association" series…
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Through many centuries has the 17th of March been consecrated to the memory of every true Irishman as a day of festivity and rejoicing, and on…
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North v. Morpeth and Hinton, on the Park, next Saturday and following Saturday, March 26 and April 2. The following will represent the Northern Division:—Lindsay (3), F. Norrie, B. Ross, H…
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