Interprovincial Football Match. (To the Sporting Editor.)
SIR,—We, the Summerhill Football Club, wish to contradict the statement concerning the football match, in which it was stated we refused to play…
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Sport, 1886
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Football
This afternoon the public will have an opportunity of witnessing a great game between the renowned Wallsend team and the first twenty of the Newcastle City,…
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ADVACE[?] V. WEST MALTLAND.—The contest between these clubs came off on the Advance ground on Saturday last, and after an exciting and well-contested game…
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NEWCASTE R.I. v WARATAH.—This match came off at Waratah on Saturday last, and resulted, after a hard-fought game, in a win for Newcastle by six points…
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WALLSEND V. NEWCASTLE CITY—(Australian Rules).—The first twenties of these clubs met for the second time this season on the Rugy Club's ground on Saturday…
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Sportsmen of the Northern District will to-day have their attention occupied with the above races, which take place on the new Rutherford Course. Visitors from…
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NEWCASTLE CITY CLUB.—This afternoon a practice match will take place on the Asylum Ground, to get players into form for the coming struggle against the…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Sporting. Northern Jockey Club's Races. Opening of the New Rutherford Course. Judge. Mr. J. Clift; starter, Mr. J. Kean; timekeeper. Mr. J. Hart; handicapper, Mr. W. C. Quinton; clerk of the course, Mr. F. G. Fullford; clerk of scales, Mr. O. K. Young; secretary, Mr. W. C. Quinton
The gates of the new Rutherford course, on which so much pains and money have been expended by the Northern Jockey Club were thrown open for the first time…
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NEWCASTLE CITY v. NORTHUMBERLAND (Australian rules)—The following players have been finally selected to represent the City in the above match to-morrow after…
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NEWCASTLE II. v. UNION.—The following players represent the Newcastle Seconds in the match to be played on the Newcastle ground to day, at 3 p.m.—Forwards…
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Heavy rains accompanied by a cold wind set in yesterday afternoon, and there is every appearance of a continuance. The stewards of the race cub held a meeting…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Northern Jockey Club Races. Second Day. Judge, Mr. J. Clift, jun.; s'arter. Mr. J. Hart; handicapper, Mr. W.C. Quinton; clerk of the course, Mr. F.G. Full ord; clerk of the scales, Mr.O. K. Young; Mr. W. C. Quinton, secretary
If large fields, good racing, and an attendance of about 2000 people are conducive to the success of a race club, then the efforts of the Northern Jockey Club…
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NEWCASTLE CITY v. NORTHUMBERLAND, (Australian Rules):—On Saturday, the above match took place on the local cricket ground in the presence of a fair…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →The Cricket and Football Sports. (To the Sporting Editor.)
SIR,—The committee of the above sports have again decided not to publish the handicaps until a day or two before the sports. Where in the whole, colony would you find…
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NEWCASTLE RUGBY (2ND) v. UNIONS.— This match was played on the Newcastle ground no Saturday, and after a long and protracted struggle resulted in a draw…
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WALLSEND. v. SYDNEY.—The Sydney Football Club decided some days ago, to play the Wallsend Football Club a return match, on a neutral ground. The Wallsend…
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This enervating pastime has fallen into the background entirely in this quarter of late. The club was formed under favourable circumstances, and the season…
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At the Mayor's picnic, at the Waratah Botanic Reserve, yesterday, a scratch match was held in the afternoon. Alderman Moore was captain of the team that…
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SIR,—In your Monday's issue appears a letter signed "Justice," pointing out the advantages to be gained by the formation of a Northern Football Association. With him…
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NEWCASTLE CITY V. LAMBTON.—The following team has been chosen to represent the Citys in their match against Lambton on the ground of the latter on Saturday…
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