Cricket
Our cricketers are making a name for themselves. On Boxing Day they scored a victory over Fisher's Hill, and on Saturday last in a match with…
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Lawn Tennis. Cumberland Championships
The final rounds of all the championships in the County of Cumberland tournament were reached at Pratten Park yesterday, and in view…
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[?]an. 5.—Maitland races…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Football. Germany's Invitation to Britain. London, Dec. 30
The "Daily Express" says that Germany's invitation to a British football team was declined because there are insufficient first-class players…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Athletics. German Champion's Visit
Dr. Otto Peltzer, the German athlete, who has decided to accept an invitation to visit Australia, holds the world's record of 1min 51 3-5sec…
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The Newcastle annual regatta, held on the harbour yesterday, attracted a large attendance. From a sculling viewpoint, however, the conditions…
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Newcastle Association held a tournament extending from Boxing Day to New Year's Day. Results:— Champion Singles, won by Talamini,…
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The Cessnock Electric Coursing Association held a live hare meeting at the Cessnock Sports Ground yesterday afternoon. There was a fair…
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South Singleton v. Broke on show ground on Saturday next, at 2 p.m. P. Marshall (captain), A. Blaker, L. Lambert, J. Phillips, W. M'Gregor, E…
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Gundy All-Heights Club brought off a highly successful fixture yesterday in the presence of a record crowd. The fields were good and the racing…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Hammond's Record England All Out for 417. Blackie Bowls Well MELBOURNE
By making 200 in the third test in Melbourne to-ay, W. R. Hammond made a new record. He is the only player to make 200 twice in the…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Cricket. John Bull Shield Hunter River v. Newcastle. Big Scoring
Brilliant batting was a feature of the match between Hunter River and Newcastle on the Newcastle Sports Ground yesterday. The game…
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The harbour was rough in Newcastle on New Year's day and interfered with the rowing. The Youths' Doubles were won by H. and L. Ross, with Kennedy and O'Toole…
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Maitland v. Hamilton at Hamilton on Saturday:—R. Fry, J. Scobie, M'Dougall, Ross, G. Smyth, M. Scobie, Thompson, Kline, Wise,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Raymond Terrace Rowing Club Regatta
Good entries provided good rowing on Boxing Bay, but in spite of very fine weather the attendance was not up to expectations and the gate will be in a…
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Seaham defeated Vacy, at Vacy, on the 22nd last, in a full day's match. Vacy 247, Seaham 3 for 249. Hodges 81 n.o; Ellis 52 n.o;; Innes 48; F. Ralston 48…
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The train arrangements for the Maitland races to be held on Saturday next, January 5, are advertised elsewhere in this issue…
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A meeting of the East Maitland Literary Institute Cricket Club will be held in the East Maitland mechanics' Institute, to-night. Business…
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By request of Kurri Club, the match listed for to-morrow against Singleton No. I has been postponed…
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The best horses in the Maiden race at Maitland at the weights, would appear to be Trapoi, Muffie, Sardonious, Yerong King and…
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