Late Telegrams. Football. Sydney
The second Test Match between England and Australasia was played yesterday in the presence of an immense number of spectators…
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Cricket
Playing [?]oucestershire against Woroest shire, G. L. Jeesop scored 106 not out in an hour He made 26 in a single ever. According to Lord Harris, many people long to…
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The following players will represent Port Macquarie Tennis Club against Wanchope, at Port, to-day:—Misses Spence, Kiaeby and Kelly, and Alessrs. Wilshire, Davidson, and McDonald…
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On Saturday last the Hamilton v. Beechwood match was played at Beechwood before a very fair attendance of spectators, and the game throngbout was full of interest, and remited in a win for the…
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The following players will leave Kempsey on Friday at 6 a.m. in Mr. F. Hancock's drag for Bellingen, where a match will be played on…
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At Auckland the English team defeated the Maoris by 24 points to nil At Dunedin the Otago team beat an American University fifteen…
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A general meeting of the Port Macquarie district branch of the Rugby Union was held in the Commercial Hotel on Saturday evening last. The President (Mr. E. G. Fenn), occupied the chair…
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Finals for the District Champion Tennis Racquet were played at Lane's court at Way Way on Saturday last, the winner being E. Lane with a start of 30. The…
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A telegram of June 2, from Saragossa (Spain) to London, said:--A severe thunderstorm broke over the village of Agan and the surrounding country…
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ONE favourite old nursery rhyme says "wasn't that a dainty dish to set before a King." That was in connection with the four and twenty blackbirds baked in a…
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The following is an account of a football match between Bowra and Macksville school boy's written by a pupil of the local public school: Last Saturday, July…
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An ingenious machine for use in cricket practice has been jointly invented by Dr. Venn, F.R.S., of Cambridge and his son. The instrument…
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A remarkable story of a youth's gambling propensities was told at Bow Street, London when Thomas Hudson aged 18, a bookbinders apprentice,…
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Mr. McIntosh has arrived in London for the purpose of fixing up his half in the proposed boxing match between Tommy Burns and…
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At Auckland (N.Z.) the American Universities football fifteen and the Auckland team played a draw of 13 points all…
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At Brisbane the New South Wales Rugby football team defeated Queensland by 35 points to 15…
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MONEY will not only make the mare go. but also the Bowraville Tenuis Club, and being thoroughly apprised of this fact the members set out…
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Jack Johnson has arranged to parchase a magnifioent matrsion in the most fashiptable part of New York for the alm of £12,500; Since he won the fight at Reno City of July 4 Johnson has…
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Beechwood and Hamilton comers met at Hamflton on Saturday last, and the match resulted in a win for the latter by 11 points to 8. The following players will represent port…
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For the sighth year in [?] the Yourkshire cricketer, C. Hirst [?] made 1600 runs and taken 100 wickets in first [?] pricket this [?]…
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