Lawn Tennis. East Maitland Club
The [?] Of the [?]es tournament and the semi-final in gentelman's, were played on the club grounds last Saturday. The conditions were favourable for tennis, as…
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Half Holiday Cricket Club
The annual meeting of the Half Holiday Cricket Club was held in the Centennial Hall on Friday night last. There was a fair attendance. Mr…
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The football match between Broadfen[?] and Nagamble (Vie.) on Saturday was the roughest game that has taken place on the local ground this season…
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Mr. Roosevelt, contributing as editor of the "Outlook" (says the New York correspondent of the London "Daily Telegraph") expresses his views in that magazine…
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The weekly meeting of the executive [?]tee of the Hunter District Rugby Uni[?] held last evening, Mr. D. J. Ryan p[?] over a good attendance of delegates…
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The annual meeting of the East Maitland Cricket Club will be held in the Mechanics' Institute at 7.30 o'clock on Wednesday evening, Sept. [?] Members and intending…
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The "Daily Telegraph" states that the refusal to guarantee. £600 expenses to enable the British tennis champions, Dixon, Mavrogordato, and Lowe to visit the United States has caused…
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Mr P. W. Sherwell, of the Transvaal, will be the captain of the South African team for Australia. C. B. Llewellyn, the Hampshire professional cricketer…
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[?] defeated Kent by 162 and 186 against…
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Frank Beaurepaire, the Victorian swimmer, won the 500 metres (516½ yards) International Race at Stockholm by 75 yards, in 7min. 6 1-5 secs., establishing a record…
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The tennis club won the match against Eccleston last Saturday, after an exciting contest; the sets were even, but the games favored Lostook…
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While taking part in the match, Scone v. Moonan, at Belltrees last Saturday, that popular young Moona[?]ite, Canute Crossing, had the misfortune to severely injure…
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W. A. Larned the present holder has defeated Thomas Bundy, of Los Angeles, in the National Lawn Tennis championships at Rhode Island…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Sporting. Golf. Miss Parbury Wins Ladies' Australian Championship
In the second round of the Australian Ladies' Golf Championship at Adelaide yesterday, Miss Parbury beat Miss Bell, and Mrs. Fowler beat Miss Hope. Miss…
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Interviewed at Vanconver on Tuesday, Mr H. D. M'Intosh said he hoped to stage the fight between Tommy Burns and Sam Langford at the London…
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In connection with the local Golf Club an 18 holes stroke competition will take place on the links this afternoon for a trophy presented by Mr. A, Lipman. Play will commence…
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Cessnock C’s played and defeated Greta on the Cessnock ground by 8 points to 3. For the local team Davis and Kennedy scored. O’Neill…
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Attention is drawn in our advertising columns to a meeting of the Northern Division Club, on Monday, when intending members are invited to attend.—The annual…
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J. T. Tyldesley, of Lancashire has compiled 2000 runs in first-class cricket this season the fifth reason in which he has topped the 2000. Sussex defeated Somorset by nine wickets,…
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W. A. Larned (holder) defeated Thomas Bundy of Los Angeles, for the National Lawn Tennis Championship at Rhode Island…
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