Victorian Coursing
MELBOURNE, Sunday.—The draw for Waterloo Cup takes place on Monday afternoon…
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Sport, 1886
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Football
WALISEND V NEWCASTLE (Australian Rules).—Saturday being the date set apart for the above contest, and nothwithstanding that the local supporters had been once…
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Mr. ALFRED WYEURD, advance agent for this company, is now in Newcastle, making arrangements for their appearance at the Victoria Theatre next Saturday night…
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Foley's gymnasium was well attended last night, and the sparring was quite scientific enough to please the majority of onlookers. Williams and Nelson open…
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GARDINER CUP MATCH.—NEWCASTLE v ALBIONS.—The second contest of the Newcastle Club for the Gardner Cup took place on the cricket ground on…
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A meeting of the athletic committee was held in Mr. George Bonn's hotel on Monday evening, Mr. J. Simpson in the chair. The chairman explained that the…
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On Saturday evening next the above company appears at the Victoria Theatre. They can only open for one night owing to the theatre being otherwise engaged. The…
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We notice that the invincible Wallsend footballers proceed to Sydney this week to once more try conclusions With the Waratahs at Moore Park…
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Owing to the rapid growth of the club, consequent on the public interest exhibited in cricket and all athletic sports and pastimes, the committee of…
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The Wallsend Juniors, better known as Summerhill Football Club, played their second game on Saturday on the old racecourse, Maryland, against the second…
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The properties in connection with the forthcoming Rosehill Races realised £238…
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GARDINER CUP MATCH (NEWCASTLE V ARFOMA).—The long-looked for match between these clubs will take place, weather permitting, on the cricket ground on…
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The team of footballers arrived from Melbourne to-day…
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NEWCASTLE CITY V. SUMMER HILL—(Australia Rules).—The 'bus to convey the city players to the convincing ground, will start from the Ship Iun at 1.40 this…
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WALLSEND JUNIORS OF SUMMERILL V. NEWCASTLE.—The game between these two clubs came off on Saturday on the Summerhill ground, Plattsburg, known as the old…
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The Governor and suite were present at Rosehill yesterday…
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NEW CLUBS.—We have to chronicle the formation of two new clubs under the Australian Rules—the Kogorah (Sydney), and the Carrington at Morpeth…
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A committee meeting was held at Mr. G. Bunn's on Monday evening. Present—Messrs. Fletcher, Smith, Simpson, Abel, Gibson Youll (secretary), and J…
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ORIENTALS V. WARATAH.—On Saturday last the Oriental Football Club journeyed to Waratah to try conclusions with the Waratah Football club, and after a rather…
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The following have been chosen to represent the Orientals in a match against the lest Newcastle on Saturday next:—E. Pike, C. Pike, Paton, Gow, Hogg, Gardner,…
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