Football
AN interesting match, Newcastle, second fifteen v. East Maitland Carltons, was played on the Newcastle Football Club's ground on Saturday afternoon, in the…
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Sport, 1881
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Cricket
THE ENGLISH CRICKETERS.—A London telegram in the S. A. Advertiser, dated June 14 says:—"Differences have arisen, among the members of the team of…
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The return match between the above teams was played on the Newcastle football ground on Saturday afternoon last, and as the weather turned out fine and…
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SYDNEY, Tuesday.—At the drawing for the Bathurst Coursing Club, thirty-two dogs were nominated for the Cosmopolitan Stakes…
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The coursing which was held at Greta, on Saturday last, was represented by only 17 dogs, and great credit is due to Mr. R. Rostron for the manner in which the…
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The following are the names of team picked to represent Newcastle in the match Newcastle v. West Maitland, to be played on the Newcastle ground, on…
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We have been shown a telegram received by a sporting gentlemen in this city, giving the weights of the principal horses in the city Handicap, in connection…
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19.—Victoria Dorby and Oaks. JULY. 1.—Woodstock Plate. The Bulletin says:—As reflections…
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June 25.—Newcastle v. Parramatta Club; Newcastle ground July 9.—Newcastle v. University ; Sydney ground…
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A MODERN SAMSON.—Bell's Life in London tells of a remarkable athlete, named Herr Holtum, lately "astonishing the Browns" at the Lambeth…
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THE match between the first fifteens of the Newcastle Football Club and the Maitland Albions, on Saturday, was played on the Newcastle ground, in the…
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WE may remind our sporting, readers that the Raymond Terrace Races come off on Wednesday and Thursday next, the 22nd and 23rd inst. An attractive…
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THE first match this season between these two clubs game off on Saturday afternoon last, on the Newcastle Football ground, when the principal representatives met once agan to try…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Sporting Column. Raymond Terrace Races. First Day — Wednesday. Stewards: Messrs. J. Robinson, J. Keene, J. Burgess, E. Maher, T. M'Dermott, and H. Elkin. Judge, Mr. John Barry; Hon. Treasurer, Mr. John Richardson; Handicapper, Mr. C. Quinton; Clerk of the Scales, Mr. W. Gilbert; Clerk of the Course, Mr. J. Burgess; Starter, Mr. A. M'Pherson; and Hon. Secretary, Mr. R. Barry
THE annual races at Raymond Terrace commenced yesterday, and in point of attendance and capital fields were undoubtedly a success. A goodly number…
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The following gentlemen have been selected to represent the Newcastle Club in the match against the Parramatta Club, to be played here on Saturday next:—…
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THE second day's programme of the Raymond Terrace annual races was brought to a successful close yesterday, before a good attendance of the public. The number…
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N.S.W. COURSING CLUB.—A committee meeting of the N.S.W. Coursing Club, was held on Wednesday in Sydney. The Hon. John Lackey, M.L.A., was…
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During the past season, 1880-81, the Newcastle club has played 39 matches. The first eleven played sixteen, of which 7 were won, 1 lost, and 8 drawn…
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An interesting football match may be expected this afternoon, if the weather is favourable. As announced yesterday, our local city team intend…
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T. O'Connor and A. Everley (known as Albert) are to run a mile at Botany, on the 2nd of July, for £20 aside. J. Martin, of Victoria, and J…
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