Echoes of Sport. the Calendar Horse Racing
July 24.—Maitland races; entries close, July 18. August 3—Heddon-Greta ; entries July 29. Entries for Maitland races close on Thursday…
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Football on Sunday. (By Telegraph). Sydney
Two boys, arrested upon a charge of playing football in the city on Sunday, were fined 5/, or 15 minutes in the cells. The Police…
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The Gunnedah Coursing Club have made an application to the National Coursing Association for permission to hold meetings on July 31st, August…
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At a meeting of the executive of the Hunter District Rugby Union last evening, Mr. Hill presided over a good attendance of delegates. East End No. 1 protected against East…
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Tarrant, the cricketer, has scored a thousand runs, and taken a hundred wickets, being the first to accomplish the feat this season…
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For the Davies Cup, Wright and Bohr beat Brookes and Wilding. The scores were 3-6, 12-10, 4-6, and 6-3…
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IN accordance with section 33 of the Gaming and Betting Act, the following persons have been appointed an advisory board to deal with disputes…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Boxing Championship. Mr. Wren's Reply
The cable massage despatched by Squires to Mr. John Wren earnestly requesting to be released from his contract, and expressing a desire to retire from the ring, was the special…
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For the Davis Cup, Wright beat Wilding. The scores were 6-8, 6-3, 6-3, 7-5. Brookes beat Bohr by 4-6, 6-4, 6-1, 6-2…
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In the wicket match Gloucester v Sussex, Jessop made 250 runs in 3 hours 20 minutes…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Boxing Championship. Squires Wishes to Retire
Considerable surprise will be evinced in sporting circles over the contents of a cable message received at Melbourne on Monday by Mr John…
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July 24— Maitland races ; entries close to-night. August 3— Heddon-Greta ; entries July 29. CYCLING…
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New Zealand beat New South Wales on Saturday by 11 to 3 after superb play on both sides. The home team had its visitors bested during the first half, but…
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The postponed meeting on Wednesday night last 10th inst., to form a cricket association was a great success. Those present…
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July 24— Maitland Races. August 3— Heddon-Greta ; entries July 29. CYCLING. Aug. 3.— Speedwell road race, Singleton to…
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Playing for Gloucester v. Sussex this week, in the English county competition, G. L. Jessop made 250 runs in 3 hours 20 minutes…
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Contrary to expectation, the New Zealand Fifteen for to-morrow's match was announced this afternoon. As compared with the team which…
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Following will represent Centennials against North Newcastle this afternoon:—Full back, Johnson; threequarters, Maynard, M'Gowen, Fawcett,…
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