Cricket
THE Hunter River Association team came to Scone last Saturday, to meet the local Association, but owing to the rain the match had to be abandoned,…
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Triangular Cricket Contests
Lord Selborne, responding to a request from Mr. Abe Bailey, for his views on the proposed triangular series of test matches between England, Australia, and South…
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Clem Hill has decided to piny in the M. A. Noble testimonial match. By scoring 122 not out at Perth on Saturday. Englishman George Gunn…
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A meeting of the committee of the Scone Jockey Club was held yesterday afternoon, at the Willow Tree Hotel. Present: Messrs. J…
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George Blake, who is to represent Victoria at the Olympian Games, had a trial run for the Marathon on Saturday. He ran from Frankston to St…
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A meeting of the executive committee of the Hunter District Rugby Football Union was held last owning, Mr. R. E. Norman presiding over a good attendance…
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The following players will journey to Hamilton on Saturday next:—Dimmock, Hills. Easton, Taylor, Ponder, Heyes, Longan Gash, Hacket, Bolt, Silk, Howitt, Eldridge, Herrmann, Oakes…
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Tommy Burns, the world's champion boxer, fought Jim Roche, the Irish champion, in Dub jim on St. Patrick's Day. Burns knocked Roche out in 88 seconds. Bill Squires the…
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Wilding won the South of France tennis championship, being Ritchie by three sets to love…
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The annual mooting of the East Maitland Lawn Tennis Club is announced to he held in St. Poter's Hall on Friday evening, 27th instant, at 8 o'clock…
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It is believed that the New South Wales Cricket Association will have to pay about £1200 towards the English team's guarantee. The profit from the…
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Beautiful weather provailed, and the attendance good. Laver won the toss and decided to bat. At lunch, the socre stood: Rest of Australlia: Mackenzie, st. b Noble…
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LORD SELBORNE, responding to a request from Mr. Abe Bailey for his views on the proposed triangular series of test matches between…
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The Singleton Cricket Club has decided to form a tennis club. Four turf courts will be available on the club's well-appointed ground at Howe Park…
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A new pavilion has been created at the Grenfell Cricket Ground, at a cost or nearly £500. Mr F. B. Fulkiner. of Tuppal station, gave £100 to the building…
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The following will represent Belvideres against Camberwell on Victoria Square at 2 o'clock to-day F. M'Ginley. R. Mills. W. Dawes. W.Ramsay…
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March 28—Wallsend Jockey Club; [?] April—Maitland Jockey Club; entries, March 23. ATHLETICS. April 20.—Branxton Friendly Societies' Sports…
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March 28:—Wallsend Jockey club; entries Monday. April 1:—Maitland Jockey club; entries, Monday. April 3, 4:—Dungog Jockey club; entries, March 28…
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Scotland with one place goal two drop goals, and a try defeated England, which scored two place goals. Scotland's three…
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March 28.—Wallsend Jockey Club; entries to-night. April 1—Maitland jockey club; entries, to night…
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