Essex Cricket Club
At a meeting of the Essex County Cricket Club, Mr. Green, who presided, said the importation of colonial players was entirely against the spirit of county cricket, and…
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Football Meeting at Morpeth
A meeting of the players and supporters of the Morpeth Football Club will be held at Gainsford's Hotel, Morpeth, on Wednesday evening next at 8 o'clock, for the purpose of forming a new club…
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April 27.—Newcastle Jocky Club. May l.—Newcastle Jockey Club. May ll.—Wallsend ; entries, May 6. May 15, 16.—Tamworth ; entries, May 3…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →District News. (From our Correspondent.) Aberdeen. Bicycle Races
Two successful bicycle races were held here on Saturday last. One was won by A. Bates, of Muswellbrook, with R. Ellerton second. The prize was a…
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The football season was opened on Saturday, who a team from islington met the Singleton Centeno[?] on the Show Ground, which has been secured [?] matches. The home scored an easy victory…
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For the covered court championship at the Queen's Club, Wilding won the singles, defeating Caridia, whilst Willing and Richie secured the doubles. Wilding and…
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April 27.—Newcastle Jockey Club. May 1.—Newcastle Jockey Club. May 11.—Walis[?]nd; entries, May 3…
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The following players will represent Maitland against Newcastle City in the Wednesday competition to-morrow afternoon:—J McLauchlin, Sheedy, Hills, Compton; Beaver, Skinner…
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The Wednesday Sheffield Club defeated Everton in the final by 2 goals to 1 goal for the British Association Cup. There were 85,000 spectators. The attendance…
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The Board of Control meetings in Melbourne, in connection with the visit of the English cricketers, were a great success. The M.C.C. is to be…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →West End Football Club
A general meeting of members of the West End Football Club was held at Mr. R. Hills' Angel Inn last evening. Mr. W. Holmes presided over a very large attendance of members. The hon. secs…
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April 27.—Newcastle Jockey Club. May 1.—Newcastle Jockey Club. May 11.—Wallsend; entries, May 6. May 15, 16.—Tamworth; entries, May 3…
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It is officially announced that the Marylebone Cricket Club will send a team of cricketers to Australia in September…
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A cable message has been received in Melbourne from San. Francisco, stating that champion Bill Squires had arrived in good fettle, and that…
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A team from the Maitland Bowling Club journeyed to Newcastle yesterday and met representatives of the Newcastle City Club in a match which resulted ina win for Maitland by the small margin of three…
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Following will represent Contennials against East Maitland at East Maitland on Saturday:—Full buck, L. Johnson; three-quarters, C. Hazill,…
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There was a large attendance at a meeting of the Morpeth Football Club, held at Mr. J. Gainsford's Hotel, Morpeth, last evening. The Mayor (Alderman. J. Hogan…
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April 27.—Newcastle Jockey Club. May 1.—Newcastle Jockey Club. May 11.—Wallsend ; cntrius, May 6. May 15, 16.—Tamworth ; entries, May 3…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →English Cricket Team [By Cable.] London
It has been officially announced that the Marylebone Cricket Club will send a team of cricketers to Australia in September…
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The annual meeting of the Upper Hunter Football Association is to be held at Scone to-morrow afternoon. At the final for the British Football…
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