Football. Hunter District Union
The weekly meeting of the executive committee of the Hunter District Rugby Union was held last evening. Mr. D J. Ryan president over a full attendance of delegates…
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Boxing
At Philadelphia on Monday, Bill Lang and Air. Kaufmann fought six in the air .White the law rounds in permit the referce to'give a decision, the…
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The pairs competition arranged between the Wednesday players of the Maitland Bowling Club was brought to a close yesterday afternoon, the trophy, a pair of ducks, being run to earth…
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The football season is drawing to a close and to-morrow's game between Kurri Kurri and East Maitland, to be played on the Albion Ground, will very probably decide…
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The day being line, a considerable crowd had assembled in the park to watch the cup-tie. One of the spectators was a woman with a squalling baby, whose…
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The annual general meeting of the Allyn River District Cricket Association was held in the Parish Hall on Wednesday night August 31, when there was a very fair…
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At a meeting of the Armidale Coursing Club on Wednesday, Flying Dreadnought (Dreadnought—Stilette) won the Maiden Slake, which was worth £5 to the…
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Frank Beaurepaire, swimming at Glas gow this week covered, there hundred yards, in 3min. 32 4-6sec.—a Scottish re cord…
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A cable from New York, on Wednesday says:—Einholdened by his victory over Jeanuetle, Sam Langford announces that he will again challenge Jack Johnson…
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The English County Championship com petition has just finished with Kent again the champions, with 76 points, Surrey being second with 57.14, Middlesex 50,…
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A cable has been received from the United Lawn Tennis Association as fol lows:—"Withdrawn challenge." This means that America has retired from the…
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In the match Gentlemen v. Players, at Scarborough, Le Couteur made 70 runs. Kent is the champion cricket county. The points are:—Kent 76. Surrey 57-14…
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At the annual meeting of the Aberdare Cricket-Club on the 4th inst there was an excellent attendance of members. Mr. P. Sheean presided…
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The secretary (Mr. D. L. B. Glasheen) reminds members in this issue that the adjourned annual meeting of the association will take place on Friday evening next, and all clubs intending to…
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The annual meetings of the Cessnock Jockey Club will be run off to-day on the Cessnock Racecourse, The nominations (79) are large enough to…
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The opening of the links of the newly formed Singleton Golf Club was celebrated on Saturday by a match between teams selected by the president (Mr. R. H. Dangar) and the treasurer (Mr…
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Officials:—Patron, Mr. H. C. McDonald; committee chairman Mr. Thomas Punch E. J. Anstey, A. E. Howard, E. Wilkinson, G. E. Edwards, S. W. Snape, S. S. Waddy, A. E…
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A cable from San Francisco says:"Tommy Burns is suffring from the effect of an old injury to his right knee, and he may be compelled to retire…
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An open handicap tennis tournament for tennis players of the district was played off on Howe Park on Saturday last. Both lots of courts, inside and…
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A team of schoolboys, playing senior grade in the Maitland schools' competition, left Maitland on Friday last to play a return match against Stanmore S.P.S. When…
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