Sporting News. Cricket
The following appears in last issue of the Scone "Advocate":—"The. Rev. E. F. Waddy of Singleton, goes to Murrarundi shortly—to keep Magnir[?]…
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The Jockey Club Races
Good entries have been received for the Jockey Club meeting to be held here on the 27th and 28th instant and the race are consequently being eagerly looked forward to by the local sportsmen…
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Feb. 23.—Jerry's Plains Amateur Club; post entry. Feb. 26, 27.—Walcha Jockey Club Annual. Feb. 27, 28.—Muswellbrook Jockey Club…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Letter to the Editor. the Hutting and Racing Bill
Sir.—The letter of "A Liberal" in Wednesday evening's "Mercury" would lead one to suppose that a large majority of electors are deeply interested in horseracing and in gambling. It…
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Following are the results, of the c[?] events at the above meeting:— FLYING WELTER.—Miss Mac 9-1. 1 Horatius, 8-2. 2; Ellis, 9-4, 3. Brazo [?]…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →From All Sources. Mr. Rockefeller at Golf
Mr. Rockefeller senior is an interesting person. Besides being a multimillionaire, he is remarkable in other-ways. For instance, he plays golf on…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Letter to the Editor. the Racing and Betting Bill
Sir,—"A.B.C" in his desire to prevent racing, gambling and rinking and trying to mislead your readers only deceives himself a a regards the many who desire to suppress horseracing etc. I admit…
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Jack Johnson, the colored American boxer, was at Newcastle on Thursday night, and at a show in the Victoria Theatre sparred three two-minute…
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The following will represent Singleton Juniors against Belford at Victoria Square to-day:— L. Johnson, F. Hindo, P. Crampton, S. Smith, C…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →From All Sources. Mr. Rockefeller at Golf
Mr. Rockefeller senior is an interesting person. Besides being a multimillionaire, he is remarkable in otherways. For instance, he plays golf on…
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Feb. 26,27.—Walcha Jockey Club Annual.Feb, 27,28.—Muswellbrook Jocksy Club. March 6—Maitland Races; entries, March 1. March 12, 13.—Tamworth Jockey Club;…
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A cable received from London during the week announces that Reginald Baker, who arrived by the R.M.S. Oroya to compete in the amateur…
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In the Rugby Football match Scotland defeated Ireland by 15 points to 3…
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Sir,—I read two letters in your valuable paper last week, one from "A Liberal," the other "A.B.C." "A.B.C." is on the warpath again re horseracing, and gambling after the…
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A special general meeting of members of the East Maitland Cricket Club will be held in the Mechanics' Institute in Tuesday evening, 5th proximo, at 8 o'clock, to consider the disqualification of Mr. C. F…
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Feb. 26, 27.—Walcha Jockey Club Annual Feb. 27, 28.—Muswellbrook Jockey Club. March 6.—Maitland Races: entries, March 1. March 12, 13.—Tamworth Jockey Club…
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Bill Squires, champion of Australia, and Jack Johnson, the colored heavyweight from America, met in one of the dressing rooms at the…
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Mr. Perceval Landon, author of "Under the Sun: Impressions of India," during his journeyings through the province of Hyderabad, had to wait for some hours at Wadi, a…
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Mr Oakes, M.P., and Mr H. Moses, jun., have been appointed trustees of the Sydney Cricket Ground…
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The races at Jerry's ' Plains on Saturday were held in fine weather and in the presence of a largo attendance, all parts of the district…
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