Bowls. Maitland Bowling Club
The following players have been selected to represent the club against Newcastle City Club in the linal of the Hamilton Vice—President's Shield Competition, to be…
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Dungog Racing Club
On Wednesday last the first sod of the new racecourse at Dungog was turned by Mrs Stevenson, wife of Mr H. J. Stevenson, secretary of the…
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Hendren, playing for Middlesex against Lancashire, scored 183 (not out); and Mead, for Hampshire against Essex, scored 178 (not out.)…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Coursing. Hexham Club
The Hexham Coursing Club will run off a £10 stake in Elliott's paddock. Hexham, on Saturday next entries for which close to-morrow (Thursday) night. A special drawing will…
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Newcastle should have a great many Maitland visitors on Saturday night. The attraction is the boxing contest at the Imperial Stadium between Maitland's champion,…
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The Rev. V. F. Peters presided over a largely attended meeting of young people at the Marist Brothers' school during the week, for the purpose of forming a tennis Club. It was…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Tennis in London. World's Championship. London, June 26
[?] championship tournament has opened at Wimbledon in fine weather. The intouse interest is due to the visit of the Americans Johnston, Tilden,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Football. Rugby League Executive
The weekly meeting of the Hunter Rugby League executive, was held in Miss Edwards' rooms on Tuesday, Mr. D.J. Ryan presiding…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Bowls. Champion Rink Competition
On Saturday afternoon the Maitland Central green the second round in the Champoin Rink competition was played. Central defeated Kurri by 29…
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At Wimbledon 7000 spectators were madly excited at the Irishman, Parke's victory over the American champion Johnstone, The "Daily Mall" says it was mere dramatic than…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Bowls. Hamilton Vice—president's Shield. City V. Maitland
The last of this season's competitions between clubs for a trophy took place yesterday afternoon between the City and Maitland Clubs on the Hamilton green. and after…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Display at Cricket Ground. (By Telegraph.) Sydney
Some 20,000 school children gave a brilliant display at the Cricket Ground for the Prince to-day. There was an enormous attendance of…
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The final of the pairs championship of the Hunter River District Bowling Association was played on the Maitland Central green, on Saturday, and after…
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Jim Baillie can still lay claim to being the Cessnock champion pug. Since being defeated by Cole Jim has won his fights. Last Friday night at…
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On Saturday next the following teams will meet:— Clarence Town v. Booral, at Booral. Albion.s v. Wangat, at Wangat…
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A subscriber writes asking if any tennis clubs in the district have a set of rules that he could borrow for the purpose of inaugurating a club in his…
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The following entries have been received for the Wallsend Jockey Club's race meeting on Saturday, July 3:— NOVICE HANDICAP; 8 furlongs 199…
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In the Association Champion rink competition on Saturday last, Central defeated Kurri by 29 to 16, Cessnock defeated East Maitland by 32 to 13,…
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The following will represent Singleton against East Maitland in tha Grade Competition to-day, Saturday, 26th, at Mat Maitland, at 3 p.m. Mr G.Scholes,…
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