Football
A meeting of the Senior Football Club was held at the School of Arts on Wednesday evening last. Mr C. H. Headley presided, and…
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Cricket
Stroud and Paterson teams met on the latter wicket on Saturday, the 4th inst. E. Wilson captained the home team, whilst the visiting…
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Perhaps the most successful function of its kind held at Dungog took place at the Victoria Hall on Tuesday night last, when the Dungog…
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A PUBLIC meeting was held in the Skating Rink on Monday last. [?] decided to form a [?]b in Scone. There…
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Bill Lang (Australia) knocked Arthur Peckley (America) out in the 19th round on Saturday night. Peckley was well ahead on points at…
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A special meeting of members of the Hunter District Rugby Football Union will be held in Wineehster's rooms on Tuesday night next, for the transaction of very…
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The University of of California has decided to abandon Rugby football, and is returning to the old American inter-colleglate game. The coach of the University…
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London, Tuesday.— Bombardier Wells has been, matched to fight Bandsman Rice for the heavyweight championship at Liverpool on 30th inst…
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Georges Carpentier, the French boxer, promised to meet R. L. Baker in London to sign the Australian contract. So far Carpentier has not arrived. Unless he…
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To-day's football matches resulted as follows:— Burnley defeated Everton 2 goals to one. Liverpool defeated Derby County one goal…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Racing Carnival. the Parisian Amiss. Final Doncaster Gallops. (By Telegraph.) Sydney
The Parisian, one of the best backed horses for the Sydney Cup, has gone a miss. He over-reached himself during a…
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An extraordinary price was secured by the Orange Council for the use of Wade Park during the football season. Last year the ground was leased by tender for £25, but this year…
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In the open doubles at the lawn tennis tournament Count Salm and Wilding defeated De Cugis and F. Lowe, 6-0, 6-0, 6-3. In the semi-finals of the singles Brookes…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →BOXING. McGOORTY Too Good for Smith
Dave Smith, the Australian light heavy-weight, was cheered to the echo when he went to his corner unscarred after the first round of his third fight with Eddie…
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Wallsend Jockey Club was favoured by splendid weather on Saturday, for the commencement of its Easter race meeting, and the delightful conditions attracted a very…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Harry Vardon on Common Mistakes in Golf
"The mistakes which very many players make with the cleek and the iron is that of standing too far from the ball. Presumably they overlook the fact that the cleek is usually…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Cricket. Hunter Association v. Metropolitan Team
The game between Mr. W. Cullen's Metropolitan team and a Hunter eleven was concluded on the Albion Ground on Saturday. The visitors won by 14 runs on the first innings…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Latest Sporting News. A.J.C. Races. Gold Brew Captures the Flying. Woorak Scores Again. Lilyveil Secures Sydney Cup. Sydney
There was a very large attendance, and fine weather at Randwick to-day, when the Australian Jockey Club continued its Autumn race meeting. Results follow:—…
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With a view to forming, a football competition, delegates from various centres in the district [?] at Mr Lees' residence on Saturday night…
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Despite the fact that the attractions of Randwick proved too much for scores of the old habitues of Wallsend race meetings there was another splendid attendance at the old…
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