To-day's Regatta
WE observe from advertisement that, in addition to other meats of transit, the fine steamer Prince Alfred is to make hourly trips around the harbour, commencing at…
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Sport, 1881
394 stories in Newcastle & Lake Macquarie's papers · page 1 of 20
The Wallsend Races
IN replying to the toast of "The Starter," on Tuesday evening, at Wallsend (which was received with great applause), Dr. Nash said:—"To no one was the starting…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →District News. Wallsend. Wallsend Races.—the Settling
On Tuesday evening the settling of the above races took place at Lokey's Hotel, when a goodly number of, sportsmen assembled. Dr. Nash occupied the…
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This gathering came off on New Year's Day, and proved a success. M'Carthy's Lucifer won the Maiden Plate, Selling Hack Race for 15 sovs, and Forced…
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A FULL meeting of the committee was held at the Terminus Hotel last evening, the President in the chair. After the minutes of last meeting had been read…
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In referring to Dave Gregory's play in the second innings of the recent Intercolonial Match, the Melbourne Herald says:—Gregory's innings was…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Gas Racing Boats
THESE great sculling matches have given a great fillip to boat construction. The last new scheme to make racing boats buoyant…
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The Rugby Football Union of London replies to the letter from Sydney advising against any visit, for the present at any rate, of an Australian…
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The writer of "Zigzag Papers" in the Echo says: The moral of the cricket match with the Australian Eleven at Melbourne is that it would…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →ATHLETICS. Jan. 20.—Sports at East Maitland
Judging from the particulars to band, the Lithgow handicap proved a failure, the running being of an uninteresting character. Ryce, a local…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Cricket Match. Australian Eleven v. Combined Eleven
WE clip the following account of the last day's play from Tuesday's Melbourne Herald :—There was a splendid attendance at the match yesterday,…
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ELEVEN OF NEWCASTLE C.C.v. EIGHTEEN OF CHARLESTOWN C.C.—The Above teams played a match on the Newcastle ground on Saturday, the result being an easy…
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A GRAND boxing entertainment took place at Hamilton on Monday night, to a crowded audience, for the benefit of Young Dutchey, our champion light…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Cricket. the Universities' Cricket Match
IN the above match which commenced on Friday, Horan (captain of the Victorian team) won the toss, and sent Moule and Oakley in first. The latter,…
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In the match Carltons v. Warwicks, the former in their first innings made 174, Nunn top scorer with 52. C. Bannerman made nil. The Warwicks have…
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Entries fo the athletic gathering, to be held at East Maitland on the 26th instant, close to-morrow with the hon. secretary, Mr. Ellis. The programme…
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BY our advertising columns it will be seen that a boxing entertainment will be given in the old Theatre Royal, Watt-street, this evening, when Young Dutchey and…
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WADDY CHALLENGE CUP.—The Maitland Albions (holders) play the Morpeth Club, to-day, on the former's ground, when a charge of sixpence…
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Jan. 15.—Moriarty v. C. Royal, 150 yards, at Homebush. Jan. 22.—T. Thompson (2½ yards) v. J. Moriarty, 150 yards, £30 aside;…
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A GRAND Minstrel and Ethiopan Entertainment is announced to take place in the Victoria Theatre, in this city, next Thursday evening, for the benefit of the…
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