Cricket. Hig—school v. HALF-HOLIDAY
East Maitland High School met the Wst Maitland Half-Holiday on the reserve on Wednesday last, and defeated them after a very exciting game by 5 runs. High School…
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Muswellbrook Jockey Club Races. Annual Meetinc. Officials: Judge, Edward Higgens; starter, C. J. Withycombe; clerk of scales, W. Campion; clerk of course, E, Oaks; handicapper, C. Mitchell; timekeeper, J. Daniel; course committee, I. G. Budden, G. L. Gordon, R. C. Sawkins; stewards, P. H. Ross, I. G. Budden, L. A. Smith, J. A. Marsden
The annual race meeting of the abovenamed club was held on Skellatar course on Wednesday and Thursday last under favourable conditions. The…
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An interesting cricket match is to be played in Maitland early in March between two teams chosen by Mr. R. B. Boydell, Gresford district, and Mr. C…
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March 3.—Maitland Jockey Club March 3.—Werris Creek. March 4, 5.—Gunnedah annual. March 10, 11.—Tamworth Jockey Club;…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Football Abroad. Merthyr Defeats the League. London, Feb. 28
The Australian Rugby League team met Merthyr yesterday, and was defeated by 15 points to 13, the scores being :—Merthyr, 5 tries; the League, 2 goals and 3 tries…
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Bill Lang, the champion boxer of Australia, is unable to leave for London by the R.M.S. China to-day owing to his suffering from a number of painful…
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Now the [?] cricket season is drawing towards the end of its tether. Rugby footballers are beginning to arouse trom their summer lethargy. The Centennial…
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The following team has been chosen to represent the Williams River against Allynbrook, on the tatters wicket on Marsh 20th…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Western Division Football Club. Annual Meeting
The annual meeting of the Western Foot-ball Club was held at Hills' Angel Inn last evening. Mr. G. Yeates presided over a large attendance of members. An apology…
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March 3.-Maitland Jockey Club March 3.-Werris Creek. March -4, 5.-Gunnedah annual. March 10, 11.-Tamworth Jockey Club…
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March 4, 5.—Gunnedah annual. March 10, 11.—Tamworth Jockey Club March 17, 18.—Narrabri. March 20.—Jerry's Plains A R. Club ; post entries…
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A glove fight took place at Melbourne on Monday night between Paddy King, and Frank Thorn, both of West Australia, for the featherweight…
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The Maitland Amateur Swimming Club will hold a carnival at the Sempill-street reserve tomorrow (Friday) evening, commencing at 7.30 o'clock. Numerous entries have…
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Messrs Klaw and Eclanger have offered Mr. Hugh Mclntosh of Sydney 50,000 for all American rights in the cinematograph pictures of the Burns-Johnson fight…
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The various cricket clubs are arranging farewell functions to their members about to leave with the Australian XI-: It is now definitely, decided that…
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England has defeated the Australian Rugby League team by four goals two tries to two goals, one try…
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March 5.—Gunnedah annual. March 10, 11.—Tamworth Jockey Club March 17, 18.—Narrabri. March 20.—Jerry's Plains A R. Club; post…
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Mr. H. D. M'Intosh has sold the French rights ol the Burns-Johnson pictures for ,£5000, and the British rights for £12,000. Messrs. Klaw…
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March 5.—Gunnedah annual. March 10, 11.—Tamworth Jockey Club March 17, 18.—Narrbri. March 20.—Jerry's Plains A.R. Club; post…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Cricket Aliens. Scathing Speech by Mr. C. E. Green
Mr. C. E. Green, who presided at the annual meeting of the Essex County Cricket Club last night (says the London "Daily Chronicle" of April 19), referred…
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