Dungog Cricket Club
At the School of Arts on Thursday night last a public meeting was held to consider the advisability of reforming the Dungog Cricket Club. There…
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Bowls
The following team, will represent Singleton at Muswelibrook on Saturday:— L. Bailey, Kennedy, Saunders,…
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East Maitland Bowling Club v President Dimmock's team, on the East Maitland green East Maitland team: Pickering, Jones, Eckford, Stacey; Porter, Piper, Hills, Moon;…
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Charles E. M'Leod, the well-known interstate and international cricketer, died in Melbourne on Tuesday morning. He visited England with…
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The Minister for Defence stated oh Tuesday that Cabinet had decided to repeal the War Precautions Regulations restricting horse-racing and boxing…
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East End Juniors will play Federal Juniors, on the Maitland Park, to-morrow…
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The re-opening of Muswellbrook green takes place to-day. Singleton is sending three rinks to engage in a friendly match with local players…
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This club's green on the Park presented a very animated appearance last Saturday many visitors being present. The "A" team was engaged on No. 1 green with the…
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At the invitation of the President of the Hunter River District Bowling Association (Sir F. W. Dimmock), four rinks, comprising Singleton, Maitland…
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On the local oval, on Saturday last, sixteen players rolled up for a practice. Many were unable to be present, but sent their names along…
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On Saturday the above club's green was officially opened for play for the current season. Owing to the continued dry weather the ground steward's (Mr. D. Scoles) task…
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The following will represent Singleton Relvideres v. Rothbury at Victoria Square on Saturday next:—F. Jarman, G. Priestley, C. York, J. Bendeich, C…
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The monthly committee meeting of the above club was held last evening, and a full attendance was presided over by Mr. R. L. Legan in the absence of the president (Mr…
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Dungog will play Bandon Grove on Saturday next at Bandon Grove, play to commence at 2 p.m. Cara will leave Dungog at 1.30 p.m sharp…
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Tomorrow the first game in the B. Grade Competition will be played on Cessnock Green against Muswellbrook, play will begin at…
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The following team will represent Cessnock against Weston at Weston to-morrow:—E. Clements, D. Goodwin, P. Shennan, A…
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Horseowners are reminded that entries for Muswellbrook Races, to be held on Saturday, 14tb. instant, close this (Saturday) evening. Mr. Norman…
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The Australian Board of Cricket Control held a meeting in Sydney to discuss the proposal of the Marylebone Cricket Club that an Australian team should tour England…
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The Newcastle Jockey Club's December meeting was held this afternoon, and was favoured by the weather and a large attendance. Following are the results:—…
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At the Hippodromo on Saturday night Liew Edwards, 9, 8, outpointed Tommyyan, [?] in a 10 rounds contest. Liew Edwards will leave Australia next Saturday the…
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