Cricket
Australian cricket enthuslasts will be gratified to learn that S. J. Snooke is coming to Australia with the South Africans next month. He was in a state of…
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Amateur Swimming Club. Annual Meeting
The adjourned annual meeting of the Maitland Amateur Swimming. Club was held at Edwards [?] last evening, Mr. D. J. Ryal occupying the chair. Apologies were tendered for the…
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In a 120 yards rece at Pontypridd, Eastmar, the British professional, defeated Taylor, a Tasmanian runner, by a foot in 12 4-5secs…
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A committee meeting of the local Cricket Club was held at the School of Arts last evening. Present: Messrs. F. H Thrift (in the chair),…
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The matches to be played on [?] Ground to - morrow afternoon will include Brade final matches — C: Greta v.Abermain D:Abermain v.Weston. A goal - kicking coin…
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A special general meeting of the above as [?] was held at Falconer 's Hotel on the 17th instant. All members were present. with the exception of a vice - president from Lostock, who had not been…
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Mike Williams has put up. £10-to bind another, match with W. M'Call, to take Place in Melbourne on Caullield Cup night…
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When the papers to hand by this week's English mail left for Australia, first place in the English batting averages was occupied by J. T. Tyldesley. with…
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In the 220 yards swimming championship at Hoxton Baths, Frank Beaurepaire, of Victoria, the Australian champion, won in 3min. 10sec., by five yawls from T. S. Battersby, of…
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Australian cricket enthusiasts will be gratified to learn that S. J. Snooke is coming to Australia with the South Africans next month. He was in a state of…
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The prestige of English lawn tennis suffered, a severe blow from which there are no clear signs of recovery when the four players who constituted…
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A man named Neill, employed as a gardener at Doondi Station, St. George (Q.) was brutally assaulted on Friday night, and brought into hospital on…
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The semi-final in indies single handicap was played on the club courts Inst Saturday and rosulted in a win for Miss Ethel reynolds, who best Mrs, Wilson by 8-0 to 7.2. Miss Reynolds…
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Miles M'Leod, the scotch-canadian "unknown," in whom It is stated a probable opponent has been found to jack Johnson, the heavy weight champion,…
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The members of Mt. Olive C.C. held their annual meeting on Saturday last, when there were present: Messrs; W.H. Andrews (In the chair ), T. O'Brien, V…
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Balmain regatta was held, to-day. Owing to the boisterous weather there were several capsizes, but no casualties…
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The following entries have been declared by Mr. W C. Quinton for the above meeting on Oct. 12:— FLYING HANDICAP— Reginalda 9.13, Royal Smoke 9-13, G.C. 9-6, Kempsey 8-10. Lord Hope…
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The opening match in connection with, the Singleton Cricket Club is on Saturday next, between teams representing town and country. The names of the…
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The Singleton Cricket Club has commenced practice, and the opening match of the season is announced to take place on Saturday next. Teams representing…
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There was a splendid attendance of the public at Randwick on Saturday for the first day of the A.J.C. races. Fully 30,000 people were present at the start for the…
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