Races at Muswellbrook
IN connection with the Upper Hunter Amateur Turf Club Races, to be held on the 5th August, railway excursion tickets (single fare for the double journey) will be…
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Sport, 1880
511 stories in Newcastle & Lake Macquarie's papers · page 16 of 26
Football
Much disappointment was expressed that the Newcastle team did not put in an appearance to play against the Wallaroos. A match was however…
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WE would draw the attention of all lovers of the glove to an advertisement in another column announcing the early advent in Newcastle of two celebrated exponents—…
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A MATCH has been arranged between W. Grahame's Young Rifleman and Joseph Redhead's Spring; best out of eleven rats; for £25 aside; to take place at Greta…
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BY advertisement elsewhere it will be seen that the members of the above club intend having a trip up the river to-morrow afternoon. The steamer Mystery…
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J. L. West, the respected, exponent of the "noble art," announces that he will give lessons in boxing, &c., every Tuesday evening, at Harris' rooms,…
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The committee of the New South Wales Football Association have received several letters from country clubs expressing their gratification at…
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"Choppy" Warburton, the ex-amateur, who recently accomplished in England, on a turf track, the feat of running 20 miles in 1 hour 56 min…
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THE Metropolitan Coursing Meeting of this club took place on Saturday last, at Woodstock, Rooty Hill, and (our Sydney correspondent states) was an unqualified…
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THE members of the above club, at the invitation of the committee, spent a most enjoyable afternoon at Tomago on Saturday last. The fast steamer Mystery was…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →New South Wales Coursing Club. PATRON, the Right Hon. Lord Augustus Loftus; President, E. Leo, Esq.; Treasurer, John Woods, Esq.; Judge, R. J. M'Culloch, Esq.; Ship Steward, C. C. Skerratt, Esq.; Flag Steward, G. Denny, Esq.; Secretary, Mr. S. C. Gregory; Slipper, Mr. Cunliffe
The first day of the Metropolitan Coursing Meeting of this club took place on Saturday, at Woodstock, Rooty Hill, the estate of W. Lamb, Esq. The day…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →New South Wales Coursing Club. PATRON, the Right Hon. Lord Augustus Loftus; President, E. Loe, Esq.; Treasurer, John Woods, Esq.; Judge, R. J. M'Culloch, Esq.; slip Steward, C. C. Skerratt, Esq.; Flag Steward, G. Denny, Esq.; Secretary, Mr. S. C. Gregory; Slipper, Mr. Cunliffe
THE second day of this meeting took place on Monday, on the estate of W. Lamb, Esq., Woodstock, Rooty Hill; distant from Sydney by Western line, 25 miles…
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THE following is the team picked to play against the Wallaroos in Sydney, on Saturday:—Hogue (captain), Johnson, Langwill, Broughton, Wood Fligg, Suter,…
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Applit has challenged P. Callaghan, for £200 aside, 200 yards, the race to be run in Sydney or Forbes. These terms are likely to be accepted by Callaghan…
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"Young Dutchey," champion light weight, is announced to appear at Mr. J. L. West's gymnasium, this evening, He will "set to" with West, and some…
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"Leatherstocking," of the Sydney Mail, writes:—"The movement in favour of a change in the game of football still goes merrily on, and the…
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Nominations for the event to be run next Saturday, on the old racecourse, close with the secretary (Mr. R. Brown) on Tuesday next. The…
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The Cricket Associations of Victoria and New South Wales have lost no time in taking up the suggestion thrown out by the Australasian last…
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The third meeting this season of the premier club of N. S. Wales, was successfully carried through on Saturday and Monday last, at Mr. Lamb's…
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APPLITT v. CALLAGHAN.—Pressure Of business prevents Callaghan accepting the recent challenge from the Parkes sprinter, to run in four week's time;…
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