Football
The following players will represent Scone against Aberdeen, on the local ground, on Saturday text, at 3 o'clock:—Fullback, A. F. Smith;…
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Cricket
The last match of the season was played at Bunnan on the 25th May, between Bunnan C.C. and a team got together by Mr. A…
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There is much silent humor enveloping local football at the best of times, but when its exponents garb themselves like those brilliant…
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June 8.—Wallsend Jockey Club. June 19.—Maitland; entries, June 13. PIGEON SHOOTING. June 29.—Singleton ; entries, June 29…
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The New Zealand professional Rugby team will leave for Sydney about the end of July, and expect to arrive in England in September. The…
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Efforts are being made in Melbourne to secure a position for J. R. M. Mackav, so that his services will be availble for cricket in that State…
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A cable received at Melbourne on Thursday, from America stated that James Jeffries, the ex-champion would act as referee om a ,match…
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June 10.—Maitland; entries, June 13. PIGEON SHOOTING. June 29.—Singleton; entries, June 29. Mr. Michael Ryan, a native of Kilmore (V.),…
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B. R. Day, the English Professional runner, defeated L. M'Lachlan at Dunedin, in the 300 and 400 yards races, but was beaten in the 100…
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Mr. Brookes won the Singles in the Northern Championship. Manchuria lost three james in the entire competition. Casdagll and Charlton defeated Brookes and Randall…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Football. East End v. CESSNOCK
The senior tennis of the above met on the Albion Ground on Saturday afternoon, the game resulting in a draw, the scores being 6 points each. When the half-time whistle was blown…
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Junc 19.—Maitiand; entries, June 13. PIGEON SHOOTING. June 29.—Singleton ; entries, June 29. It will be well to bear in mind that entries…
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Next month a year will have elapsed since the disqualifieation of the leading N.S.W. cricketers. It is believed that the suspensions will be removed at the…
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Hampshire beat Kent by five wickets, and Worcestershire beat Lancashire by ten wickets…
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Stan Wickham, the Western Suburbs captain, who was injured in a late match, is a lot worse than was at first thought, and is likely to be in bed for…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Football. ABERDEEN v. SCONE
The above Clubs met for the first time in the competition on Saturday afternoon last. The fact that both teams had about their strongest representatives in the…
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An inquest was held at Wallsend on Monday into the circumstances connected with the death of the jockey John Thompson, who received fatal injuries to his head in a fall Whilst…
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June 19.—Maitland; entries, June 13. PIGEON SHOOTING. June 29.—Singleton; entries, June 29. It is stated that after Noble Lad had own…
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In a match at Northampton, between the South Africans and Northampton shire, Shwartz, of the Transvaal, took six wickets in the first innings for 11…
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In the football match to-day, Queensland v. Second New South Wales, at half-time the former was 3 points to nil. The customary weekly executive meeting of the Hunter Union was held at Mr. C. Winchester's room last evening. Mr. R. Norman…
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