Cricket
Lillywhite and Shaw propose to organise an English Eleven to visit Australia. It is expected that an Indian cricket…
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Sport, 1886
427 stories in Newcastle & Lake Macquarie's papers · page 2 of 22
Cricket
The remainder of the cricket team— Scott, Bruce, Spofforth, Trumble, Walker, and Lewis—arrived to-day…
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The gates, booths, etc., of the Rosehill races realised £271. Those for the Sydney Turf (Mob Anniversary Day realised £656 without the Leger stand…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—The long-talked-of boxing match between Foley and Farnham has at last been arranged. Foley accedes Farham £25 as expenses to come from…
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In the match between the Carltons and the Second Half-Holiday C.C., the former won by four runs and eight wickets to spare. The half-holiday team went to the wickets first, and succeeded in…
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The thirty-sixth intercolonial contest between Victoria and New South Wales will be commenced on the Association Ground, Sydney, to-morrow and be continued on the following Monday and…
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Last evening [?]e long-talked-of boxing match between the abo[?] two celebrities evenuated at the Victoria Theatre in the presence of a moderate audience. The match was under the Marquis of…
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A HIGHLY enjoyable promenade concert, inaugurated by Messrs, A. H. Gee and A. Fenwick, took place at the Newcastle Cricket Ground last night. Unfortunately…
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SYDNEY, Sunday.—Larry Foley gave his patrons a splendid entertainment at his new Academy last night. Boxing was the first item on the programme, when Lawson and a friend had a friendly bout;…
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SUNDAY Monday.—When the stumps were drawn on Saturday afternoon the Victorians had lost one wicket for 51 runs; Scott, and Horan being at the wickets. This morning brought forth anything but…
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SYDNEY, Tuesday.—The above regatta was well patronised to-day. The R.M.S. Australia was the flagship, and the decks were crowded. Lord and Lazy Carrington and suite were at the lunch, and…
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Lady Carrington will visit Orange races in March…
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CARLTONS v. FIRST H. H. CLUB.—The above match was played yesterday on the city ground. Although the weather was not very promising still the teams rolled up. The following are the totals:…
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A cricket match took place on Saturday in the grounds of the Hospital far the Insane between the Railway Clerical Club and Waratah C.C. The Waratah scored 41 in their innings, W. Daniels…
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The following eleven will represent the Drapers in a match against the Hair Dressers this (Thursday) afternoon on the H.H.C. Club's Ground for a trophy, kindly presented by Mr. T. H. Raysmith,…
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Girofla died at Fleming on to-day…
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At the Sportsman's Cigar Divan, Perkin-street, last night, a boxing match, under the Marquis of Queensberry rules to fight to a finish was made between H. Mace and "Boke" for £15 aside. The…
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IRONCLADS V. NEWCASTLE CLUB.—The first match since the holiday season was initiated on the ground of the Newcastle club on Saturday last, between the above clubs, in the presence of a fair number of…
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On Saturday afternoon a match was played on the grounds of the Hospital for the Insane, between the 2nd City C.C. and the Railway Clerical C.C. and resulted in a victory for the latter by four runs…
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A boxing entertainment was given last night in the Central Hall. Newcastle-street, in the presence of about 100 votaries of the noble art. Among those present were Jack Hall, Geo. Mulholland, T. Foyd…
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