Boxing
Sid Stagg and Alf Morey boxed 20 rounds at Sydney Stadium on Saturday night. The referee's decision in favor of Morey met with disapproval…
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Rugby Union
The attendance at the weekly meeting of the Hunter Rugby Union last evening was the largest on record. Mr. G. Ferris presided. Mr. H. Fox, District Superintendent of…
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In the A. grade competition matches on Saturday Muswellbrook defeated the Miners by 18 points to nil. Muswellbrook defeated Scone by 3…
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The Hon. L. H. Tennyson, play[?] Hampshire, made 117 against Essex, and against Notts. Kent defeated Gloucester by eight…
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The following are to represent Stuart Tennis Club V. Bolwarra Tennis Club at Bolwarra, on Saturday next:—Misses A: Bowden, G.Davey, C. Pryor, F. Greedy;…
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The following entries have been received for the Cessnonck races, to be held next Saturday. Flying Handicap: 6 inrlongs.—F[?] Queen, Killy Foddy, Lady V[?]…
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Our cablegrams report two centuries scored in first-class cricket by Hon. Lionel Hallam Tennyson, son of Lord Tennyson, late Governor-General of the Commonwealth, and grandson…
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Dolaldson the Australian sprinter, ran 220 yards at Glasgow in 21 1-10 sec.—a world's record…
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Following will represent Singleton v St Patrick's at Victoria Square at 2.30 p.m.c" Saturday next:-W.Turner.A Button, j. Burns G Mo?ris R. whitten…
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A great inaings was played on Mon day by G.L. Jessop, for Gloucetershire against Kent He scored 87 in 55 minutes, out of a "total of 144, and hit…
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A letter received from [?]lly Hannan suggests that the popular little Maitlander was not favoured by Fortune prior to our during his com[?] with elever Hock Keys for the…
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Surrey defeated Yorkshire at Hull by 57 [?]. The present precentages in the coutnry championships are as follow:—Kent, 34.4;…
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To-morrow afternoon will witness the third, meeting this season of East End and City. The first contest at Newcastle was won by the latter by 14 points to 5: the…
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The unbeaten East Maitland crack, Les Darey, and Arthur Douglas, formerly champion lightweight of South Africa, and who was a few years back a calmant for the…
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The Hunter League executive have again a very enticing programme of matches set down for decision on the Albion Ground to-morrow afternoon. The senior fixture is…
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The Raymond Terrace players were badly beaten by Weston on the Albion Ground on Saturday last, the scores being 14 points to 3. W. Tweedie scored…
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Someone has discovered that the clinging Vine, who batted so carefully for the last English XI, holds a record—he and C. B. Fry have 38 times put up over…
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America defeated the British isled in the challenge round of the Davis Cup, thus retaining the world's championship, M'Loukhlin won the first set against…
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