District Cricket
Sir,—It is apparent to all that the manner in which, the cricked competitions in our midst have been conducted during the season just closed is responsible for the…
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English Cricket
In the match at Kennington Oval, Surrey v. Hampshire, the former scored 752. E. G. Hayes made 276, and J. R Hobbs 205, and between them added 371…
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A schoolboy named Oswald M'Gregor, 16 years of age. lately living with his parents at Arneliffe. died at the residence of Sir Wm. Russell. of…
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The weather was fine and the going good at Warwick Farm on Saturday Results;- Hurdle Racc. about 2 miles.—Ryde, by…
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IT is now about three years since the Moonan footballers paid us their visit, but they were never successful in inducing a Scone team to visit…
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May 12.—Boolaroo Racing Club. May 19, 20.—Tamworth Jockey Club. May 22, 26.—Newcastle Jockey Club. ATHLETICS…
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With the return of the winter season, football is once more the pastime of the youth of the town, who have a club very strong in members, and that should produce good…
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Cricket is in the air again, and cable intelligence respecting the doings of "our boys" is being eagerly scanned. Prospects of a creditable tour are, so…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Football. Hunter Union Executive
An executive meeting of the Hunter District Rugby Union was held last night, when there was a full attendance of delegates. A number of players were registered…
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May 19, 20.—Tamworth Jockey Club. May 22, 26.—Newcastle Jockey Club. ATHLETICS. June 7—East Maitland Athletic Club…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Soccer Football. West Australia v. South Maitland
The, West 'Australian team of British Association footballers, who are touring New south wales, met a south Maitland district team on the Albion Ground to-day in the…
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At a meeting of members of the Centennial Football Club, held at the Percy Hotel on Monday evening,it was decided to form a B team to take part in…
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Surrey, playing to-day against Warwickshire, which last season was twelfth in the championship list, scored 400 for the loss of four wickets. T. Hayward (not out) 204, and J. B, Hobbs 159,…
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May 19, 20.—Tamworth, Jockuy Club. May 22, 26.—Newcastle Jockey Club.? ATHLETICS. June 7.—East Maitland Athletic Club…
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The British Association mulch played on the Albion Ground between the Western Australian team now touring the State, and who are to visit Victoria and South…
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Australia in their match against Northamptonshire scored 319 runs in their first innings. W. Armstrong again topped the score…
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The matches set down for decision on the Albion Ground to— morrow are :—A'—West v. East, and C—Raymond. Terrace v East, 3.30 o'clock; East Maitland v. Abenmain…
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May 19, 20.— Tamworth Jockey Club. May 22, 26.— Newcastle Jockey Club. ATHLETICS. June 7.—East Maitland Athletic Club…
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At a meeting of the executive committee of the Hunter River District Cricket Association,, the chair was occupied by the president (Mr. Elias Bowden). There wore also in attendance: Messrs…
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Distributing the prizes at Blundell School sports at Tiverton on April 3 Mr. L. Mackenzie, officer for the school, said that he had received from the secretory of the Medical…
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