Football.—University v. Newcastle
THE following players have been chosen to represent the letter club in the match to be played on Friday, at St. John's Green, against the Sydney University team:—…
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Sport, 1879
342 stories in Newcastle & Lake Macquarie's papers · page 12 of 18
Athletic Troubles. (To the Editor of the Herald and Advocate)
SIR,—Knowing your columns are ever open to matters touching upon athletic sports, &c.,—with this knowledge in view, I desire you to give the following grievance publicity in…
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THE name of E. Hannell was omitted from the list of Newcastle players published in our yesterday's issue…
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THOSE interested in this game will not object to our reminding them that the match Sydney University v. the local club will be played at Newcastle this day. It is to be…
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THE Second draws in connection with the Hunter River Coursing Club's Meeting, commenced last Saturday, and resulted as follows:—…
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ENGLISH CRICKET NEWS.—The annual cricket match between Surrey and Cambridge University resulted in a victory for the latter by ten wickets. The feature or…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Athletics. Fixtures. Sept. 13.—A. Keating and C. Carver, for £100 aside, a Maitland, 150 yards. Sept. 20.—John Price and Ralph Taylor, £50 aside, at Wallsend, 150 yards, Taylor to receive 3 yards
The one-mile race between Sam Ingram and S. Macrow, was run on the Maitland Albion ground, and resulted in a victory for the former, after a "severe" and…
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We would direct the attention of all lovers of athletics to an advertisement in another column giving particulars of the sports for the 13th inst, in connection with the N. F…
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WE understand that it is probable a day's coursing will shortly be arranged to take place at Singleton. As that town possesses several flats unsurpassed—if equalled—in the…
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THE undecided course in connection with the late coursing meeting held at Maitland will be run off on Thursday, 11th instant. in consequence of the H. R. Amateur…
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THE NEWCASTLE FOOTBALL CLUB SPORTS.—A first class programme of amateur athletic sports has been issued by the above named Club, in celebration of…
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LATEST ENGLISH ITEMS.—The annual contest between The Gentleman of England versus The Players, commenced on July 3rd, and at the conclusion of play…
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A MATCH—Student and ex.-students, v. 2nd Fifteen, Newcastle Football Club, was played, on the Newcastle ground, on Saturday afternoon, resulting in an easy win for the…
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ENTRIES for the above gathering must lodged with the hon. secretary (Mr. M H. Chirstoe) not later than 8 o'clock this evening. A full programme of the event…
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NEWCASTLE FOOTBALL CLUB'S SPORTS.—An unusual large number of entries have been received for the above; and, if the handicappers are successful, some excellent sport…
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Sept. 20—A. Keating and C. Carver, for £100 aside at Maitland, 150 yards. Sept. 20—John Price and Ralph Taylor, £50 aside, at Wallsend, 150 yards—Taylor to receive 3…
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THE members of the Albion Cricket Club commemorated the opening of the cricketing season by a dinner at the Council Chambers, Wickham, on Monday evening, when,…
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CALLAGHAN AND STOKKS.—Callaghan, not being satisfied with the defeat he received some months since at the hands of the Parramatta Champion, has issued a…
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IT is some time since any pedestrian contest for a large stake has taken place at Wallsend, and, as may readily be imagined, the match to be decided on Saturday next between the…
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THE LATE CRICKET DISTURBANCE IN SYDNEY—The Pall Mail Gazette of July 30 remarks:—The letter which was published by the Daily Telegraph yesterday from Mr…
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