Newcastle Cricket Club
THIS club opened the season on Saturday afternoon by commencing the usual match, married v. single. The weather was not very favourable for cricket, but…
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Sport, 1880
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Newcastle Cricket Club
THE annual general meeting of members of the Newcastle Cricket Club was held on Friday evening at the Ship Inn, Mr. C. F. Stokes, J.P., presiding. There was…
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ALL-ENGLAND v. AUSTRALIAN ELEVEN —From the cablegrams received by Messrs. Boyle and Scott, of Melbourne, we learn that when Alexander joined…
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PATRON, His Excellency the Right Honorable Lord Augustus Loftus, G.C.B; President, Edward Lee, Esq.; Judge, Mr. W. Danger; Starter, Mr. R. Rouse; Handicapper,…
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APPLITT v. CARVER.—On account of the difficulty experienced in obtaining a suitable piece of running ground, the first deposit in the match between the…
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WE are requested to draw sttention to Messrs. Brunker and Wolfe's advertisement notifying sale of gates, booths, etc., in connection with the forthcoming…
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Sep, 18.—Couning event at Grate Oct, 2.—Puppy, (32) Stake[?] at Wallsend. PUPPY STATES AT WALLSEND.—DOG owners and others ratersted are…
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AUSTRALIAN, CRICKET.—From the Melbource Herald we loarn that two very good suggestions have been made through the columns of the Victorian…
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THWE match netween the married and single members of the, Newcastle Cricket Club will be resumed to-day. The bachelors, in their first innings, scored…
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Sept. 18.—Applitty Carvey, 150 yards; £200; at Botany; Sydney: 25.—Newcastle Football Clubs annual sports…
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WE would remind athletes throughout the district that entries for the forthcoming sports by the Newcastle Football Club close to-day (Monday). The…
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NEW SOUTH WALES COURSING CLUB.— A meeting of the committee of the above club was held on Friday. A letter was read from Mr. R. L. Tooth…
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WE would remind the racing public that the annual two days' meeting of the Patrick's Plains Jockey Club commences at Singleton to-day. Special rates for…
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IN the second innings of the match between 18 of Worneth and Australians the former in their second innings made a wretched exhibition against the…
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Oct. 2.—Puppy (32) Stakes at Wallsend. Dog-owners and trainers must bear in mind that nominations for the Puppy Stakes, to be run on Pay Saturday,…
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ENGLISH CRICKET NOTES.—From our Home files we learn that 11 of Horsham (including five of the Lucas's) in playing against Northbrook, amassed…
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To ensure a large gathering of the public, we cannot do better than direct attention to the programme of sports in connection with the Newcastle Football Club, to be…
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AT Maitland, to-day, the spring meeting in connection with the abovenamed club is set down for discussion, and if the weather is fine, the liberal nature of the…
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WEST MAITLAND, Tuesday.—The Maitland Races have been postponed till Tuesday and Wednesday next. The pigeon match takes place on…
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After the Australian Eleven had defeated Gloucester—the first match being over by lunch time—a supplementary match was played, Midwinter…
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