Muswellbrook. Cricket Club Annual Meeting
The annual meeting [?] Cricket Club was held on Saturday night. Mr. F. Budden (vice-president) occupied the chair, and there was a fair attendance of…
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Echoes of Sport. the Calendar. Horse Racing
Sept. 23, 24—Manilla Race Club. Sept. 26.—Newcastle Jockey Club; Sept. 29, 30.—Armidale and New England Club…
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Taylor swam a quarter of a mile at Shoreditch baths in 5min. 27 3-5secs., putting up a record…
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The second annual meeting of members of the Federal Cricket Club was held last evening at the Centennial Hotel, Mr. Hugh O'Donnell (vice-president) occupying the…
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'A' meeting of the executive of the Hunter District Rugby Union was held last evening, Mr. R. E. Norman being in the chair. A weston player was cautioned for…
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THE annual meeting of members of Muswellbrook Cricket Club was held in the School of Arts on Saturday night, 19th instant. There was a good…
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J. Wolffe on Saturday made another attempt to swim the English Channel, and almost succeeded. He was 15 hours in the water, and was forced to…
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Bill Squires, who is still somewhat troubled with muscular rheumatism, has gone to Moree to undergo a course of bathing in the artesian bore water at…
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The Australian Rugby Union team has arrived in England. Sir Charles Radford, Mayor of Plymouth, gave a dinner in honour of their arrival. Dr. H. M…
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Singleton, Muswellbrook and Tamworth District Clubs are all anxious to have a visit from the N.S.W. players who are to go to Brisbane. The executive of the…
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Johnson, the colored boxer, has left for Sydney to meet Burns. Johnson is confident that he will be able to settle Burns in twelve rounds…
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The High School football teams brought the season to a close on the reserve. East Maitland, on Wednesday with a couple of games. The attendance was good, there…
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Sept. 26.—Newcastle Jockey Club Sept. 29, 30.—Armidale and New England Club. Oct. 1.—Armidale Turf Club; entries, Sept…
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About 500 admirers bade farewell to Johnson, the coloured pugilist, on his departure for Sydney to fulfil his engagement with Burns. Johnson said he is…
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The Muswellbrook C.C. held their annual meeting on Saturday evening last. The balance-sheet showed a credit of £38 11s 8d, and despite the guinea…
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The match for the premiership of the north is to be played on the Albion Ground to-morrow afternoon, between Maitland and Inverell, the game to start at 3.30 o'clock…
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A very enthusiastic meeting of the Employees of E. P. Copper and Sons, Ltd., was held at Mr. George Moore's rooms on Wednesday evening for the purpose of…
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The meeting of the Manilla Jockey Club was a success, and there will be a surplus. The committee opened a subscription list for Bushell, who had his arm broken in a…
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Oct. 9.—Maitland High School Sports. Cleis (Wallace—Wigelmar) is known to be troubled in the wind, and it is intended to insert a tube in her throat. The operation has, however,…
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In the cricket match the Rest of England against Yorkshire the former made 483 for the loss of 8 wickets, and declared their innings closed. Bosanquet scored 214 runs…
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