Motor Racing Fatalities. At Vanderbilt Cup Race. Vancouver
The motor car race of 278 miles for the Vanderbilt Cup was run yesterday, and was won by Harry Grant, with an Alco car Three people were killed, and…
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Letter to the Editor Coursing at Allynbrook
Sir,—With regard to the recent coursing at Allynbrook, as it is intended to extend the boundries further afield I would suggest that fair play be given to those living at home What is the [?]…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →M. U. Football Club Sports. Wind Up of the Season. a Great Success
The Muswellbrook United Football Club wound-up the season on Saturday last by holding a most successful afternoon's sports at Millgrove, kindly…
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H. Trumble, the one-time Australian champion bowler, has been appointed sole selector by the Victorian Association. He beat P. M'Allster, the present holder of…
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The local football club terminated the season a Saturday by the holding of sports at Millgrove, when there was a good gathering and an attractive…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →End of Australia. a London Paper's View, Triumph of the Yellow Races
An article in the "Referee" (London) of August 28, tells us definitely what is the destiny of this continent. It can be gathered from the following extracts:…
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The Hunter District Union will close its season on the Albion Ground to-morrow afternoon, and the programme is the most attractive that has been arranged during…
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The American boxers, Billy Papke, "Cy clone" Johnny Thompson, Jimmy Clabby, and Ray Bronson arrived at Sydney on Tuesday from the States, and were…
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A match will be played on Wednesday next, October 12th, between Singleton C.C. and E. L. WADDY'S XL, at Howe Park, play commencing at 11.30…
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F. Beaurepanre, at Westminster, swam 500 metres in 7min. 2 1-5sec, beating the record of Scliiff for the same distance. The [?] counties championship of 100…
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The following players will represent Maitland on the Park on Wednesday afternoon :—Bailey, Rourke, MeRae, Hall Hills, Marshall, Edmunds, Treweek ; Smith, Kline, armstrong,…
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Johnny Summers, the so-called English lightweight-though sealing fully 10st-has left Sydney for the old country. He had not a decision given against him during…
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Sir,—Under the above heading there appeared in last Wednesday's issue of the "Mercury" a letter signed "W. Leake," in which he refers t the boundaries being extended. I must inform Mr…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Football. Kurri[?] Cessnock
The Hunter Rugby Union closed its season a Saturday last when Kurri and Cessnock met in the s[?] final in the presence of a large attendance of spectators…
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The cricket season was opened on Saturday last. Town and country members of Singleton C.C. played at Howe Park. The town scored 135 (Marshall 18, Warburton [?], Giles 35, Mallard…
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A match was played at Howe Park on Wednesday between Singleton C.C. and a team of Northern Commercial Travellers, captained by Mr. E. L., Waddy Singleton…
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Mr F. Kinloch has an article in the "Badminton" pointing out the great growth of golf which has taken place in France. If anyone, he says, wants…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Football. Union to League
A match between Newcastle and Maitland teams, under League rules, has been arranged to be played at Newcastle to-morrow. The following players have been chosen to play for…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Scone Races. Satisfactory Entries
THE following entries have been received for the Scone Spring Meeting, to take place on Monday, 24th inst.:— OPENING HANDICAP.—Kathleen…
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A late cablegram from London conveys the following information:—F. Beaurepaire, at Westminster, swam 500 metres in 7min. 2 1-5sec., beating the record of…
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