Latest Sporting. Merriwa Races
The race meeting of the Merriwa Jockey Club was held in wet weather, but there was a fair attendance. Results follow:— OPENING HANDICAP.—Mr. Bettington's…
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Boxing
A heavy-wieght glove contest between Peter Kling, of New South Wales, and Bill Lang, of Melbourne, was fought on Monday night at [?]…
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The following imports have been declared by Mr. W.C. Quinton, the handicapper for the above races, to take place on Prince of Wales Birthday…
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A special meeting of the New South Wales Cricket Association was held on Monday night, to consider several resolutions, of which notice had…
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On the Maitland green on Monday next (Prison of Wales' Birthday), the Maitland bowlers have arranged for a full day's programme. At 10.30 in the meeting competitions for drawing, guarding, and…
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Maitland No. 3 team v. Sydney Othellos, on the Albion Ground, at 2.15 p.m. sharp, West End are requested to bring their jerseys:—R. Wright, J. James, Osland,…
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Tarrant, playing with Marylebone against the South African ,cricked made 21 and 54 runs in the two innings, and took six wickets for 73 und four wicKets for 36 runs. The…
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Following are the weights issued by Mr. C. Mitchell for the Blandford races on Monday. Opening Handicap: Ronnie Blue 9-9, Wee Dee 9-3, Joo (late Lazy Bill) 8-12,…
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In order to bring to a finality the present undecided state of affairs between the board of control and the Melbourne Cricket Club, she board has asked the Victoria…
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June 1—Jerry's Plains' Amateur Race Club; post entry. June 3.—Newcastle Jockey Club. June—3, 4.—Kempsey Annual Meeting…
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Singleton Centennials will play match at Wyong on Monday against a local team . Players will leave by the-210 train to-morrow afternoon…
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According to the London "Daily Mail," F. S. Jackson. has tentatively agreed to captain the next English team for Australia, but as regards…
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On Monday the public of Maitland and lovers of football in particular, will be able to spend an enjoable afternoon on the Albion, Ground on Monday (Prince of Wales'…
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Mr. D. L. B. Glasheen, secretary of the Hunter River District Cricket Association, inform us that the senior competitions for the season 1906-7, was won by East Maitland, and the junior grade by…
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Following will represent Centennials v. Morpeth at the Showground this afternoon:—Full back, Johnson; threequarters, Hazell, Maynard, M'Gowen,…
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The races to-day were postponed owing to heavy rain…
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June 1—jerry's Plams Amateur Race Club ; post entry. June 3—Newcastle Jockey Club. June 3—Brake; post entry…
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The junior teams, of the above met on the Albion Ground this afternoon. The game resulted in an easy win for Maitland by 9 points to nil. From a throw in in the first…
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June 3.—Newcastle Jockey Club. June 3, 4.—Kempsey Annual Meeting. June 3.—Broke; post entry. June 8.—Wallsend Jockey Club; entries,…
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The-South African cricket-team won the third match of thier tour in England, defeating the Marylebone Club, on the ground at Lords, by three…
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