Football
The Royal Half-Holiday team to meet St. Luke's at Newcastle to-morrow will be picked from the following :—Bates, Smith, d'Argeaval, Moore, Cooper, Waugh, Waugh, Horsley, Graves, Pearson, Pryor,…
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SPORTING. Cricket
Sydney First Grade final was com menced on Saturday, the teams being Central Cumberland and University. The former made 135 (E. F. Waddy 34,…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The New Tennis Courts
The Singleton Cricket Club committee has lost no time in pushing on the work of preparation of the new tennis courts at Howe Park, with the result that it is…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →County Cricket
A fog like that of November delayed the start of the county cricket matches…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Cricket. Schools' Competition
sThe final of the 'A grade competition of the Maitland District Schools was played on the Maitland Park on Wednesday be-tween West Maitland Superior Public…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Football. Maitland Royal Half Holiday v. West Wallsend at Newcastle
Maitland won the toss and Wallsend kicked off with a slight breeze to help them. Macro w received the ball and kicked out, from the throw-in Maitland worked the ball down to their…
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Upwards of 3000 people attended at Sydney, stadium on Monday night to witness an "athletic programme originally arranged? as a compliment to the late…
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The Methodist Preachers' Association in the city of Philadelphia has passed a resolution affirming that if permission be…
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Teams from the Scone and Wingen Clubs meet on the Park to-morrow (Saturday) afternoon. Eleven mouths have now elapsed…
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It is reported that a deadlock has occurred over the Johnson-Jeffries boxing championship, each man objecting to the other's nomination of referee…
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A large influx of visitors is expected here for the coming Amateur Races and the accomodating power of the local hostelries will accordingly be fully taxed…
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In the Rugby matches last Saturday, Cessnock seniors defeated West End by 20 to nil. Maitland played 5 men short…
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At the inquest in San Francisco regarding the death of Tommy M'Carthy, who died from fracture of the skull after being beaten in a boxing contest, with Owen…
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Following four hours' wrangling at Johnson's quarters, between the promotors and principals, a dead lock has occurred over the choice of a referee,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Swimming the Channel. An Expensive Undertaking
It must be clear to anyone who has reflected for a moment on the subject that it cannot be an inexpensive thing to attempt to swim the English Channel…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The New Tennis Courts
Two of the now tennis courts on Howe Park will be opened this afternoon and it is expected that there will be a good number of members and…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Dungog Races. Some Ancient History
Although for a long time past Dungog has not made much pretentions to occupying a high place in the encouragement of the king of sports, the period was when the picturesque town amid…
Continued on Trove, page 15 →Fatal Boxing Match. M'carthy Killed. London, April 30
At San Francisco in a boxing encounter. Owen Moran, of England, knocked out Tommy M'Carthy in the sixteenth round. As M'Carthy was rendered unconscious by…
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