Intercolonial Football Match. N. S. Wales V. Victoria
The last match of the New South Wales football team now visiting Victoria was played on the Melbourne Cricket Ground on Wednesday afternoon. The members of the local…
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Sport, 1887
348 stories in Newcastle & Lake Macquarie's papers · page 10 of 18
Football
ORIENTAL SECOND V FERNDALE SECOND.—The following players will represent the Orientals in a match with Ferndale on the Advance ground to-day:—Mayo, Creer,…
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NEWCASTLE v. ARFOMAS.—The long-looked-for Rugby match between the Newcastle and Arfomas (Sydney) was played on Saturday, on the cricket ground, and was…
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A VISIT to the gymnasium of the above club at Latham's Hall, Wolfe-street, shows the great progress made by the members since its inauguration…
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NEWCASTLE CITY CLUB (Australian rules).—The usual Thursday afternoon practice will be held this, afternoon on the club's ground. The Hamilton Club will also…
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Shaw and Lillywhite's team of cricketers leave for the colonies per the Iberia…
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The boxing contest between W. Green and H. O'Donnell, for £20, under Marquis of Queensberry rules, took place at the Hall of Science last night, there being a crowded…
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FOOTBALL (Rugby Rules).—A team, comprised of the Railway clerical staff, are to journey to Armidale this morning by the 7.15 a.m. train, and, styling themselves as the…
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The Ferndales were to play the Maitland Rugby on Saturday on the latters' ground, for the Raysmith Cup, but did not turn up, thereby forfeiting the match to Maitland…
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The Northumberlands, in the match on Saturday, won by 6 goals 12 behinds to the Summerhills 1 goal 7 behinds…
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WITH the exception of the Insolvency Court and religion I am of opinion that the most popular and best patronised institution in New South Wales to-day is the manly game…
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On Sunday last a team from Newcastle journeyed to Armidale by 7.15 train in response to an invitation from the Football Club of that city. The local men styled…
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NEWCASTLE CITY v. NORTHUMBERLAND (Australian Rules):—The members of the team selected to represent the City Club this afternoon, are requested to be on the ground…
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The Surrey cricket team has defeated Nottingham by four wickets. Surrey will probably be the champion county during the present cricket…
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By advertisement in another column, it may be seen that a meeting of persons favourable to the formation of an amateur athletic club is called for Tuesday night next, at 8…
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A game of football under the British rules took place at Wallsend on Saturday between the Wallsend British Club and the Minmi Club (says our Wallsend correspondent)…
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Mr. St. John, the backer of Gaudaur, states that he instructed Gaudaur to lose the late sculling race with Hanlan, on Lake Calumet, because…
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MR. GLADSTONE having said that there are "within the compass of the United Kingdom no less than four nationalities," John Lubbock in the London…
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NEWCASTLE CITY v. NORTHUMBERLAND (Australian Rules).—On Saturday last the third and final mooting of the season of these two clubs took place on the City Club's…
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As previously announced, a meeting of persons favourable to the formation of an Amateur Athletic Club, will be hold to-night at 8 o'clock at Sidney's Terminus Hotel. The…
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