Cricket. (To the Editor of the Scone Advocate.)
Sir,—Will you kindly allot me space in your columns to reply to the letter written by "Umpire" in your last Friday's issue…
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Athletics
[?] of America, who repre[?] University in the anm[?] championships in England last [?] professional and…
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The Singleton C.C. will open the season this afternoon at Howe Park with a match between members. Play will commence at 1.30…
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Doctor Gorgas, the new president of the American Medical Association, makes the confident prediction that when the year 1909 is as old as the Norman Conquest is at the…
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Notwithstanding the unpleasant weather conditions occasioned by the high winds prevailing on Saturday, advantage was made of Mr. D> P. Logan's nicely—sheltered…
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The [?] season was brought to a close on Saturday, when the C grade final was played between Kurri Kurri and Weston, Kurri winning by 6 points to 3. At halfâtime the scores were…
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First Grade cricket was commenced in Sydney on Saturday. To-morrow a match will be played at Howe Park between Mr E. L. Waddy's…
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Hughie Meeghan, of North Melbourne, knocked out Tommy Jones, of Sydney. the feather weight champion of Australia, in the 13th round, at Melbourne last night…
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A meeting of the Dungog Cricket Club was held at the Royal Hotel on Thursday night last. Mr D. J. Bruyn was voted to the chair. It…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Correspondence. Association Cricket. (To the Editor of the Scone Advocate.)
SIR,— My attention has been drawn to a letter containing grossly misleading statements appearing in your issue of 24th ultimo, signed…
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Bill Lang, the Australian champion, says that should be beat Bill Squires in Melbourne on November 1, he will be prepared to make a match with Tommy…
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Northern v. East Maitland on the Albion Ground on Saturday and Saturday week :—B. Ross. G. Carr. W. Lindstry. R. Lindsay. A. Clarke. A. Davey H. Johnston. E…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →English Rugby Union. Professionalism Penalties. London, Thursday afternoon
The English Rugby Football Union linn uspended the Coventry Club till the end of the year, and the player Davey during the Union's pleasure, and has also requested the player Dyke…
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A contest for the welterweight cham pionship of Australia took place at the Stadium, Rushcutter's Bay, on Wednes day night, between George Johns and…
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Following is the result of the imperial Produce Plate. run for at Kempton Park meeting:— Neil Now, 1; sunni[?] 2; Tantafina, 3…
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Middlesex achieved a record in first- class cricket at, Bristol on August 26, when they defeated Gloucestershire in a single day by an innings and 31 runs…
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The coursing match on Saturday, for a prize of £12 10s, proved successful. The promoter, Mr. A. W. North, had a fine supply of rats on hand and the course…
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Owing to pressure on space we are unable this issue to give an account of the boxing contest that took place at the Stadium, on Saturday night last, between Wal. Coleman…
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The Government have registered the Dungog race course and have given permission to hold a meeting on November 10. A splendid programme has been…
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