Echoes of Sport. the Calendar. Horse Racing
[?] 26.—Maitland races. [?]n. 26, 27.—Glen Innes. [?]b. 3, 4.—Armidale and New England J.C. [?] entries, this evening…
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Swimming
The race for the one-mile swimming championship of Australasia took place in the Domain Baths, Sydney, on Monday, and resulted in a win for…
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Jack Johnson appeared for the first time in Western Australia on Monday night at the Palace Gardens, Perth. He said afterwards that while in Sydney he…
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The following will represent the Juniors v. Warkworth at Warkworth on Saturday nest:—F. Bennett, J. Mather, C. Street. W. Parr, S. Austin, W. Turner,…
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The subject of regulating boxing contests was discussed by the Cabinet o Monday. At the close Mr Wade, the Premier…
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Jan. 26—Maitland races. Jan. 26, 27.—Glen Innes. Feb 3, 4.—Armidale and New England J.C. Feb 10, 11.—Quirindi Jockey Club…
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Mr. C. Wray Pallisser, in a letter to the newspapers, protests against the unsportsmanlike action of the Scottish Union for seizing a frail excuse to make England the…
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The following will represent Foston in a match against Dungog, the latter's wicket, on Saturday next; A. Bignell, Irwin (3), Lean…
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Mr.D. L. B. Glasheen, secretary to [?] Hunter District Cricket Association, has received word from the Newcastle Association in regard to the Interdistrict Junion match…
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In the business portion or this indue Mr. A. J. Prentico, secretary of the Northern Jockey Club, advertises unusually convenient train arrangements for Maitland races…
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Following are the nominations received the the principal events in connection with the Armidale and New England annual races on Februay 3 and 4:—…
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Jan. 26.—MAitland races. Jan. 26, 27.—Glen Innes. Feb. 3, 4.— Armidale and New England J. c. Feb. 10, 11.—Quirindi Jockey Club…
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A meeting of the above club was held in the 'Ambulance Hall on Wednesday evening. Present: Messrs. G. T. Chambers (in chair), J. G. Phair, J. Ferry, F. W. Watts, S…
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Mr. J. H. Brunker presided over a sparsely attended meeting held last evening in the boathohse of the West Maitland Volunteer Water Brigade to discuss the purposed…
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The 220yds Australasian swimming championship at the Domain Baths, Sydney, on Wednesday night, resulted as follows: F. Beaurepafre (Victoria), 1; C. Healy…
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"Cestus," the boxing critic of the London "Sportsman," Quotes an opinion regarding the recent Burns-Johnson contest, expressed by John L. Sullivan, in…
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Kurri [?] journeyed to Millfield last Saturday with only eight men and were defeated by 72 [?] on the first innings. [?] Clarke [?]…
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