Football
NEWCASTLE CITY (Australian Rules).—The following team has been selected to play at East Maitland on Saturday next, against the Carlton Club:—Allan, Arnott,…
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Sport, 1886
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The Rules of Racing
We have received an advance proof of the amended and new rules of racing, as recommended by the committee appointed by the Victoria Racing Club (Messrs. W. Leonard,…
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Newcastle City v. St. Ignatins College, at Riverview (Parramatta River). Newcastle Club v. Wallaroo, on the Newcastle Cricket Ground…
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SYDNEY, Sunday.—Last night witnessed one of the largest attendances that ever were present at Foley's Athletic Hall. The sport exhibited was far the best that has…
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A private telegram from Melbourne states that Tubb, of Newcastle, as also Bower and the Duguids, of Wallsend, took part in the intercolonial match on…
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MELBOURNE, Saturday.—The first intercolonial football match was played to-day on the Melbourne cricket ground. The weather was mild, with little wind. The…
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THE committee of the Newcastle Jockey Club have arranged for a very attractive card, and the racecourse will be sure to be one of the leading attractions of the day…
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A team from West Sydney journeyed Lambton yesterday, to try conclusions with the local team After some splendid play, the game resulted in a win for the…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—The weather to-day was cloudy but kept fine. The attendance was over 20,000. The Governor arrived in time to witness the first race. The win…
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Williamstown (Vic.) beat N.S.W. on Monday by six goals to none. It is definitely decided that the Queenslanders visit the Northern district, They…
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A large attendance is expected to-day to grace the ground with their presence, especially as it is a half-holiday. The first race on the programme is the Free Handicap, for…
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A scratch match will be played this afternoon on the Asylum Ground, the ball to be set in motion at 4 o'clock. As will be seen in our advertising columns the ground…
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NEWCASTLE v. WALLAROO.—The first match of the season between these clubs for the Gardner Challenge Cup was played on the Newcastle Cricket Ground on Monday…
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ON Monday night a banquet was tendered to the Waratah footballers, of Sydney, by the members nod friends of the Wallsend Football Club. The banquet was held at…
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The Sydney Turf Club races for to-day have been postponed…
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It is very much to be regretted that the match against the Northumberland Football Club has fallen through, consequent upon the condition into which the cricket…
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A meeting of the cup committee was held last evening at the Ship Inn. Present:—C. H. Hannell, Esq., manager; Thos. Miller, secretary, and Messrs. E…
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A meeting of the members of the above was held at Mr. George Bunn's Hotel in pursuance to advertisement. Moved and [?]s conded—"That in the…
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Playing members of this club are requested to attend a scratch match in the Asylum ground, this afternoon, at 4.15. The object of the match is to get players…
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SYDNEY, Friday.—The above club held their meeting to-day with the following result:— ERIGE PARK CLUB CUP, a cup value £25 and 30 sovs added for winners; runner up 15 sovs., fourth…
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