Football. East Maitland v. PETRELS
The matches arranged by the Hunter Union on the Albion Ground yesterday afternoon attracted a large attendance. East Maitland and Petrels (Sydney) provided a…
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Football in Sydney. Sydney
Now South Wales mot England again this afternoon under Northern Union rules and the Welshmen won by 27 points to 20. There were 40,000 people…
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New South Wales defeated England on Saturday by 28 points to 14, and followed up their success by winning again by 27 points to 20. There were…
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At the weekly meeting of the executive committee of the Hunter District Rugby Union last evening there was a full attendance of delegates. Mr. D. J. Ryan occupied the chair…
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Messrs T. Burns, W. Long, and R. Fitzsimmons left by the R.M.S. Marama on Monday for America. As the veseel drew out from the wharf the boxers…
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London, Monday.—The 400 metres (410 yards) international swimming championship at Berlin was won on Sat urday by the Victorian, Frank…
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The New England team which defeated Queensland on Monday, played a draw with the Maoris at Armidale on Wednesday, the scores being six each. The game was fast…
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The open warfare which has been in progress for several weeks between Jack Johnson and his manager (George Little) reached finality this afternoon when the…
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Frank Beaurepaire, of Victoria, has won the 400 metres (about 437 yards) race in 5 min, 23 sec., a world's record, beating Lastorres, the Hungarian champion…
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ONCE more we are beginning to "fancy ourselves" at football. Not only have our boys beaten the Englishmen at their own favorite "Rugby," but they have…
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Mr. D. Rees, of Cessnock, has been selected as first emergency representative of the Northern Country Football Team to play during Country Week in Sydney…
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Disappointment was everywhere in evidence when it became known that the visit from the North Sydney fifteen had been cancelled, owing to their inability…
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Fixtures for to-day:— C’s v Greta at Greta; D’s v. East End at Mainland. D. Rees is the only Cessnock player…
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At the Summer Park this morning a large crowd assembled to witness what was proposed to be a 20-round glove contest between Bebble Whitelaw and Lyn Truscott. Bitterly cold and…
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The Branxton "Dina" Tennis Club met Raymond Terrace on the former's court on Monday last, and after some splendidly contested games, the local club proved…
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Melbourne's footballers are not being allowed to have a monopoly of willing athletics. The hockey girls of that city have determined that in the matter…
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To represent Maitland No. 2 w. Wickham No. 2 in the Park on Wednesday:—Maitland No. 2 Marshall, Sheedy, Cooper, Wilks; Kerr, Smith Edmunds, Honville, Hills, McLeanan, Armastrong,…
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Cessnock defeated East Maitland A at Cessnock on Saturday by 12 points to 6. Russell's splendid kicking won the match for Cessnock, Anderson and Curties scored for Eat Maitland…
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Mr. A.J. Balfour has won the Parliamentary golf handicap contest, for which there were 107 entries…
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