Sporting. CRICKET
Team to play against Gundy on the Park on Saturday afternoon next:—A Harper, II. Brecht, G. Handsaker, C. Ashford, F. H. Thrift, E. Smith,…
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Athletics. Death of "The Wild Scotchman."
A brief note contained in last issue of the "Mercury," contained in news from Maitland coalmines, referred to the fact that an aged man named George Young, a miner…
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A meeting of the Maitland Privates Club will be held this (Wednesday) evening at Miss Edwards' room. Business, annual balance sheet, and reform club. Members…
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We are informed Coal Creek forfeited to Muscle Creek Club in the trophy compatition on Saturday. The match between Mrs wellbrook B and Wanderers was abandoned…
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A Cornish mine manager has become an enthusiastic supporter of football late in life, and now, with the football season approaching, he is making a keen lookout for…
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Allandale v Branxton at Allandale on Saturday next:—W. T. Badgery, C. Bignell. A. Bignell, H. Bignell, G. M'Connell. A. M'Connell. F. Allport, R. Bridge…
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Charlie White outpointed Pal Moore, of Philadelphia, in a ten-rounds bout here last night. NEW ORLEANS, March 11…
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Bill Lang (so information comes from Melbourne) is now steadily training for his match against Petty-officer Curran (England). The match is to take place…
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Both [?] Darey and Billy, Hannan report themselves "nicely, thank you," for their contest at Andrews' Stadium here on Saturday forenoon next, so that the public may look…
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The Maitland champion rink played their first match in the champion rink competition on the City green yesterday afternoon. The green was in good order, and fairly…
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Johnny Summers, the English wolter-weight champion, will box Frank Picato, the American, in Sydney, on Easter Monday. The fight…
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The second annual meeting of the Clarence Town football club was held on Monday evening last, and jueging by the number present…
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The most-discussed topic in athletic circles in Maitland and its vicinity for many days past has been the vexed question of enpremacy between Billy Hannan of West…
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The March meeting took place on Wednesday last, when £650 were given away in prizes. A large contingent of Dungogites were in the…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Athletics. Mangan and Daunt's Handicap
To-morrow will surely be a heavy day with [?] in West Maitland, for in addition to the big carnival on the Albion Ground during the afternoon, Mangan and Daunt will…
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At the ladies, swimming earnival in Brisbane on Wednesday, two inter-State championships were contested, and in each case a. world's record was…
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It is announced in this issue that the Newton, of Greta, and Joe Healey, of Maitland, will box the best of 20 rounds for £10 aside and the whole of the gate money at…
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The Singleton Grammas School played the Scone Grammar School on Wednesday afternoon on the former's ground. A very evenly contested game resulted…
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the man who can select the the winner in the Hannah-Darcy confit at Andres' Stadium to-day (Saturday) can confidently order three of four choice joints for the following…
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When the Australian team of 1899 played Kent, Patterson went on to bowl, and his first two deliveries appeared as though he was trying to lob the ball on…
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