Football. Newcastle v. PARRAMATTA
UPWARDS of 2000 persons, including an unusually large number of ladies, assembled at the Newcastle Football Ground on Saturday afternoon last to witness the first…
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Sport, 1881
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Racing at Maitland
Two matches wore decided on the West Maitland racecourse yesterday (Thursday) afternoon. The first was between Mr. W. Birkenhead's Twilight and Mr. James…
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THE CHASE.—The first run With the hounds has been arrange for Saturday, the 23rd. Ample notice will be given as to place of meet and throw off,…
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THE Australasian of Saturday last says:—We may reckon New South Wales, Victoria, South Australia, and Tasmania, as one large racing community,…
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July 9.—Newcastle v. University; Sydney ground 16.—Newcastle v. Wallaroo; Newcastle ground…
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THE Intercolonial Football Match team have all arrived in Melbourne. On their arrival they were met by the committee of the Victorian Football Association, and…
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The following extracts are from the London Sporting and Dramatic News of 21st May:—We hear that Edward Payson Weston will sail for England…
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A football match took place at East Maitland, on Saturday afternoon, between the Carltons of East Maitland and the Albions. The latter won by two goalr to nil; both…
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THE second day's coursing took place at Mr. Lamb's Woodstock estate, Rooty Hill. The day was delightfully fine, and everything passed off very successfully and without…
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AT Melbourne, on Thursday, the New South Wales team for the Intercolonial Football Match had good practice, and are in first-class condition. The match is…
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A mile race for £20 aside came off on Saturday afternoon, at Botany, between Connor and Albert. The former came in a winner by several yards…
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WE would remind our sporting readers, and the public generally, that the excellent race programme of the H.R.J. Club will come off at East Maitland…
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SYDNEY, Tuesday.—It is intended to hold one day's coursing at Bathurst during the visit of the Royal Princes…
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THE East Maitland Races, it is hardly necessary to remind sportsmen, will come off to-day. Some excellent fields are likely to face the starter, and, with fine…
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NEWCASTLE V. SYDNEY UNIVERSITY.—The following members of the Newcastle Football Club have been selected to play the Sydney University team on Saturday…
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OFFICIALS.—Stewards: Messrs. A. J. Cobcroft, J. H. White, Henry Bailey, John Hogan, S. W. Dawson. A. F. Richardson, and James Walsh. Judge: J. N. Brunker…
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THE settling in connection with the above races took place at Hogan's Hotel, East Maitland, on Wednesday night last. The stakes, amounting to £105 10s, were…
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A rat coursing will take place at Bunn's Northumberland Hotel, Lambton, to-day. The Hunter River Coursing Club…
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July 9.—Newcastle v. University; Sydney ground 16.—Newcastle v. Wallaroo; Newcastle ground…
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THE Australian Sportsman says: "The renowned " Blower" Brown and Young Hutchins, the boy champion of England, are on their way to test our…
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