Football
East Maitland B met and defeated Morpeth G at East Maitland on'Saturday by 27 points to 3. The local team were "too superior" in their passing rushes…
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Cricket
Mr Abe Bailey, the South African sportsman, suggests that triangular contests at cricket between England, Australia, and South Africa, should…
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It is understood the Metropolitan Rugby Union will to-night expunge the names of all players connected with the professional movement from the books of the union. A…
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The following entries have been received for the Newcastle Jockey Club's two-days meeting:, on Saturday and Wednesday, August 17 and 21:— The Opening Handicap, 6 furlongs.—Artful,…
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The featherweight boxers, Ned Murphy (o) New South Wales) and Charlie Griffen (of New Zealand), fought at the Hippodrome last night before a good house. Griffen forced the…
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The "Athletic News" states that Hayward and Tyldesley have declined the invitation of the Marylebone Club to join the English team visiting Australia, and that the…
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Aug. 17, 21.—Newcastle Jockey Club, Aug. 24.—Glenriddiiig (Singleton;entries, Aug. 21. Sept. 4—Maitland Races…
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THE third test match between Australia and New Zealand, played at Sydney on Saturday last, resulted in a draw, both sides scoring 5 points…
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Aug. 17, 21.—Newcastle Jockey Club. Aug. 24.—Glenridding (Singleton); entries, Aug. 21. Sept. 4—Maitland; entries, Aug. 29…
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In the match Staffordshire v Durham, Barnes took six wickets for 23 runs in the first, and six wickets for seven runs in the second innings. He took four wickets with four successive balls…
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The following will represent Western [?] eniors v. Eastern Division on Saturday [?] at 2.30 sharp:—H. Chant, T. Burg. A. [?] ay, P. Duggan, T. Wright, A. [?]…
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The Newcastle Jockey Club will commence their two days' meeting on their now course at Broadmeadow on Saturday next, when a train leaves West Maitland at 10.15 a.m. for…
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At their rooms, High-street, to-morrow (Friday) afternoon, at 12.30 o'clock, Messrs. J. N. Brunker and Son will offer for sale by auction the right of saddling paddock publican's…
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Rhodes, Blythe, Barnes, and Hitchings, have accepted the invitation of the Marylebone Club to join the visiting English team to Australia. Hirst…
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The four big matches against the "All Blacks" on the City Cricket Ground were witnessed by 152,000 people. The amounts collected at the gates from the…
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The Ladies' Country, Golf Championship was decided at Kensington on Saturday, and was won by Miss N. Parbury, of Scone, with a total…
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The following will represent Scone Park Tennis Club, B team, against Rouchel, on the local courts to-morrow: A. Bromhead, G. Herborn, W. Hendy E. Bromhead, S…
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