Cricket
Mr. D. L. B. Glasheen, secretary of the Hunter River Cricket Association, has addressed the following circular to a number of the leading townsmen, with the view of creating greater…
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Sporting News Football
Singleton Centennials defeated Morpeth at Morpeth on Saturday afternoon by 31 points to 3. The visitors were hospitably entertained. In First Grade football on Saturday, Globe beat…
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G. L. Jessop, playing for Gloucestershire against Hampshire, scored 92, of which 53 were obtained in 15 minutes. The South African team defeated…
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Aug. 21—Newcastle Jockey Club. Aug. 24.-Glenridding (Singleton); entries, to-morrow. Sept…
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During the Sydney-Bathurst road race on Saturday several competitors had tyres punctured during the first 30 miles of the journey, two having as…
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On Saturday last a match was played at Aberdeen between teams represent ing the Upper Hunter Association and a Newcastle second grade team, the…
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G. Hayes and J. R. Hobbs, both of Surrey, F.L. Fane, of Essex, have accepted the invi[?] of the Marylebone Club to join the [?]ish circket team to tour Australian next…
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NEWCASTLE, Wednesday. The Newcastle Jockey Club's August meeting was concluded on the club'e new course at Broadmeadow to-day, when the weather was fine, but…
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In the match New Zealand versus New So[?] Wales at half-time the former scored 9 to [?] latter's nil. Todd, Wynyard, and Rowe scored…
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A glove contest took place. at Melbourne on Monday night between Mike Williams, of South Africa, and Bill Lang, of Melbourne, for the…
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The interstate fixtures are:—December 7, N.S.W. v. S.A., at Sydney; December 26, N.S.W. v. vietoria at, Melbourne, and Queensland v. N.S.W., at…
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The weather was cold at the football match to-day between New South Wales and New Zealand. About 3000 persons wore present. At half-time Now…
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South Africa has concluded its first in the third tost match for 178. Notts defeated Middlesex by five wickets, winning the championship, having to the…
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An exceptionally pretty girl with an English flag-lieutenant at her tide, was standing on a chair on the pavilion watching the sports at Portsmouth. On a chair…
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For East No. 1 v. Kurri No. 2 at Kurri on Saturday, at 3.30 :— L. Clive, E. Hunt, W. Osland. E. Anderson, B. Herrmann, J. Watts, K. Eckford, K. Keating, V. Mattocks, E. Mallen, W. Peddle,…
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In the city, this week, Miss Wray (State champion) won the Royal Sydney Club's Associate Members' Cup Competition, with a total of…
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Notts have won the English county championship, winning 14 inches out of 18, and losing none. In the third test match between…
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The following players have been selected to represent the Scone Park Club in a match to-morrow afternoon against a team being organised…
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