Wallsend Athletic Club
Our Wallsend sporting correspondent writes:—At the conclusion of the sports on Monday, the committee of the above club met to consider the protests entered against…
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Sport, 1884
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Cricket
The Carlton C. Club v. Newcastle C. Club. —On Saturday, the 8th instant, the ground of the Newcastle Cricket Club was the scene of the opening of a match with the…
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The usual twelve monthly public meeting of citizens interested in bringing about the Newcastle Annual Regatta was held last night at Sidney's Terminus Hotel. There…
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Amongst the names of those selected as a committee in connection with the ensuing Newcastle 1885 Annual Regatta should have been including—Messrs. Frederick…
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Thus the Sydney Sportsman of Wednesday:—"The annual meeting of the Murrumbidgee Turf Club commences to-day, and will be continued over Thursday and…
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Thus the New Zealand correspondent of the Australasian: Football for this season has died its natural and inevitable death. Of course the brilliant series of triumphs…
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At a general meeting of the members of the Plattsburg and Wallsend Amateur Turf Club, they decided to raise the prizes of the various handicaps as follows…
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Our Clarence correspondent writes:—For the first time, I believe, in the history of Clarence Town, a series of athletic sports were held here on Monday last, in…
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Our Wallsend correspondent writes:—Another meeting in connection with the Athletic Club's investigation into Green's case, was held on Saturday night. Two…
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THE first clay of the Murrumbidgee Turf Club's races come off at Wagga to-day. The Gold Cup is the chief attraction, but only about a dozen are likely to face the…
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A meeting of the sub-committee, appointed by the committee of the above club to take evidence in regard to the protest against Green, the winner of the…
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SYDNEY, Thursday.—The All-England Eleven arrived from Melbourne to-day…
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The following will comprise the former's team : —Messrs. Bowick, Butler, Cronin, Hall, Lawrence, Pearce, Robinson, Smith, Sneesby, Tracey, Wooden. To leave by 9 a.m. train on Saturday…
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The Lambton Athletic Club are again to the fore, and are advertising lengthy and attractive programme of sports for New Year's Day, the same to be held on the Lambton convincing ground. The…
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The late athletic meeting at Wallsend proved clearly that great material can be brought together for competition in the various matches to be contended for, and…
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WAGGA, Tuesday.—The general settling for the Wagga Cup passed off satisfactorily yesterday. All engagements were promptly met, and the total amount of prizes paid was £1999; Mr. T[?]orogood,…
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The Albions, of West Maitland (owing to a dispute with the Rovers, of Singleton), having withdrawn from the Cup contests, the Singleton Club scored their first win by a forfeit…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday.—At the adjourned meeting of the New South Wales Coursing Club on Tuesday, the following gentlemen were elected as committee men for the ensuing year:—Messrs…
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Our Wallsend correspondent writes;—A match has been made between the London and Swan to sail on the Belmont course, on Saturday, the 6th Dec. Punton and Co., of the London, staked £9 to…
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Our Wallsend and Pittsburg correspondent writes:—Great speculation is going oil relative to our forthcoming race meeting, and if reports are correct, Mr. Loder intends to bring six of his string…
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