FOOTBALL. Kangaroos Defeat Country Years. Sydney
The match between the Kang[?] a combined team representing the [?] try Districts was played this afternoon when the former won by 51 points [?]…
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"Stuck Up" at Rushcutter's Bay. Returning From the Races with £59
A serious "sticking-up" case is reported to have taken place in the Rusheutter's Bay Park last night. A man was set upon by three ruffians, and severely handled. It…
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Howe Park courts were the scene of an interesting tournament, extending over two Saturdays, and concluding on Saturday last. The tournament was organised by All Saints'…
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The first game was played on Saturday on the Maitland Park between teams A and B, led by the captain and vice-captain respectively. For a trial game, some good play was…
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The following wi[?] represent Singleton versus Greta, in the C grade competition, at Greta on Saturday next; team leaves by 12.30 train:—M. Andrews, J. Burns,…
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In the fifth round of the golf championship, Hamber defeated Hilton, 5-4, and Hon. M. Scot defeated Croom, 4-3…
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Captain Farquhar (of New Zealand), Mr. F. Barritt of (Adelaide), and the Marquis of Linlithgow were defeated in the second round of the golf championship…
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In the East Surrey law tennis championship, in the second round G. Thomas beat Bonnington, New Zealand, 6—2, 6—4…
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The following players will journey to Wickham next Saturday by the 1.25 train: —Heyes, Eldridge, Smith, M'Ren, Clark, Sampson, Kiine H. Cooper, Rourke,Drew…
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King George was present, at the Epsom races. His Majesty was accorded a great reception. Frank Wootton, the Sydney jockey, rode three-winners. The open…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →County Cricket. "All Out for 47." LONDON, June 5
C. Cox, bowling for Sussex against Derbyshire, at Derby, took eight wickets for 25. Kent dismissed Notts, at Nottingham, for 47. Blithe took four wickets for 22…
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It has been definitely decided that, in response to the American invitation, an Australian Union Rugby team will in a few months tour the United States. New…
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A team of Maitland golfers will visit Dungog on Saturday next to engage with the local players and an interesting match is likely to…
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Club secretaries are notified that teams for insertion in Friday's "Mercury" must reach this office not later than 12 o'clock…
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The English sportsmen intend making a testimonial to S. E. Gregory on the occasion of his playing his 50th test match, which takes place…
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The football match, between Randwick and Scone was played during the progress of the sports, nevertheless, a large number of spectators…
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A party of two rinks, organised by Mr. L. Arnott, came to Maitland yesterday Club rinks on the Maitland Park green. the…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Football Fracas. One Hundred and Kicking
A disturbance at a football match resulted in James Doran, alias George King, and Charles Stout appearing before the Carlton (Vic.) Court, charged with having assaulted…
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