Football. Matches Arranged for Season; 1881
A match between the second elevens of the Newcastle and Wallsend clubs is to be played this afternoon, on the latter's ground. The names of the…
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Sport, 1881
394 stories in Newcastle & Lake Macquarie's papers · page 14 of 20
Athletics
As spring is now rapidly approaching, the various athletic clubs in the district should begin to make arrangements for holding their customary…
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The dangers of the football field are thus referred to by the Australian Medical Journal:—"If the number of serious…
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President, John Eales, Esq.; Vice-Presidents, Frank Reynolds, Esq., and James Ephraim Wolfe, Esq.; Judge, James F. Doyle, Esq.; Stewards, John Eales, Esq, R…
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In the forty eight hours' go-as-you-please tournament at Launceston, Tasmania, last week, Swan was first and Edwards second…
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Sir,—Upon reference to this morning's issue of your journal, I observed an effusion headed "Cricket Grounds." wherein a writer, signing himself…
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IF the weather be favourable, a match worth witnessing will take place this afternoon, on the football ground, between twenty-five of the Half-Holiday…
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A most exciting football match took place on the Newcastle Football Ground yesterday afternoon, between the second fifteen of the Newcastle Football Club and a team…
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August 6.—Newcastle v. Parramatta, on the latter's ground. 13.—Redfern, Newcastle ground. 27.—Newcastle v. University;…
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This match, between the Melbourne Football Club, comprising Messrs. Tindall, Dougall, Murphy, Collins, M'Intosh, Coventry, Wedd, Spear,…
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ANOTHER match, which should create some interest, is to take place on the Newcastle football ground this afternoon, between members of the Half-holiday…
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SIR,—In justice to myself, and in the interests of cricket, kindly permit me to reply to the remarks contained in the letter which appeared in last Wednesday's…
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Never was a worse match made than when W. Beckwith arranged to give Captain Webb a start of two miles in sixteen. The latter has improved in…
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LOVERS of football will be disappointed to hear that the match, which was to have taken place to-day between the Newcastle and Redfern clubs here, has fallen through,…
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On Thursday afternoon a young man named George Brighton, from the Telegraph Office, whilst playing a game of football, met with a nasty accident by…
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August 13.—Redfern, Newcastle ground. 27.—Newcastle v. University; Newcastle ground. A youth named Edward Emmerson,…
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ON Saturday, during a football match at East Maitland, between fifteen of the Newcastle F.B.C. and eighteen from East Maitland, a serious accident…
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Considerable interest is being manifested in the match which takes place at East Maitland, this afternoon, between members of the…
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Bell's Life says, that although the English cricket season is very young yet to have produced anything in the way of a curiosity, we doubt if the…
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THESE races came off on Saturday last. The weather was all that could be desired, but the attendance was rather smaller than expected, about 1000 persons being…
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