Football
Muswellbrook Wanderers v. Aberdeen The football matches played here during the present season have attracted large gatherings, and the last game played, described…
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County Cricket
In the county championship competitions, Nottinghamshire defeated Middesex by 13 runs…
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We have been asked to invite attention to the programme in this issue of the races to be held at Glenridding (a short distance from the railway station) on the Saturday…
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The kickists had a very busy afternoon on the Albion Ground on Saturday, when several interesting matches were decided in the presence of a large number of spectators, who were…
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August 3.—Heddon-Greta; entries, to-night. Aug. 7.—Wallsend Jockey Club; entries; July 30. Aug. 17, 21.— Newcastle Jockey Club; entries,…
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East Maitland B met and defeated Cessnock at Cessnock on Saturday by 17 points to nil. For the winners, C. Hodgins secured three tries, J. Graves one, and F. McCann kicked n penalty goal, and…
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The English county championship was decided on Saturday, when two unbeaten clubs, Nottingham and Middlesex, measured their strength. The match,…
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Singleton Federals beat Maitland Imperials at Victoria Square on Saturday. West End (Maitland) and Singleton…
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The following entries have been received for the races to be held at Heddon-Greta on Saturday next:— FLYING HANDICAP.—Mollyhawk, Lady…
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August 3.—Heddon-Greta. Aug. 7.—Wallsend Jockey Club; entries, to-night. Aug. 17, 21.—Newcastle Jockey Club; entries,…
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Mr. C. P. Schrader presided at a meeting last evening of the Hunter District Rughy Union at Winchester's room. The principal business with the consideration, of a couple of…
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A. 0. Jones (Nottinghamshire) has accepted the captaincy of the English cricket, team which will visit Australia in the coming season,…
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A matter illustrative of the danger of plunging into law without some reasonable forecast as to when the litigant will get out again was decided by the full court on out Tuesday. In…
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A test match. South Africa versus England, was commenced yesterday. England went first to the wickets. and obtained 76 runs, Faulkner taking six wickets for 17 South Africa…
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August 3.—Heddon Greta. Aug. 7.—Wallsend Jockey Club. Aug. 17, 21.—Newcastle Jockey Club ; entries, Aug. 12…
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Mr A. O. Jones, captain of the Nottingham county eleven, has been chosen by the M.C.C. to act as captain of the English Eleven, visiting…
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F. Fryer, the speedy three-quarter, is the boss scoring man of the New Zealand team. In the two matches against Queensland he notched no less…
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The second test match between South Africa and England was commenced on Monday. England in the first innings scored 76, and South Africa 110. When the stumps were drawn on…
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With a view of making an auspicious beginning in connection with the approaching cricket season, Mr. D. L. B. Glasheen, secretary of the Hunter District Cricket Association, has…
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A test match, South Africa versus England, was commenced yesterday. England went first to the wickets, and obtained 76 runs, Faulkner…
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