Newcastle Cricket Club
The annual general meeting of the Newcastle Cricket Club was held last night at the Metropolitan Hotel ; Mr. Henry Stokes in the chair…
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Sport, 1887
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Newcastle Cricket and Football Sports
The above annual athletic sports will take place to-day, on the Newcastle Cricket Ground, and no doubt will be largely attended. The ground is in splendid order,…
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The annual Newcastle Cricket and Football Clubs'. Amateur Athletic Sports were held on the Newcastle Cricket Ground on Saturday afternoon; and, considering the…
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HALF-HOLIDAY CLUB.—The Half-holiday Footbal Club held a meeting at the Rouse Hotel last evening, Mr. C. Butler being in the chair. After the minutes of the previous…
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The following team has been selected to represent the East Newcastle C. C. in a match with the Tighe's Hill team on Saturday next at 2.30 p m. on the cricket ground…
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The Northern Jockey Club open a two day's meeting on their course at Rutherford, to-day. The course is in splendid order, and good racing should be seen. Trains leave…
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The first series of races for the American Cup was sailed to-day over the New York Club course of 40 miles, and resulted in a victory for the…
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On Saturday last the above club terminated the season with a picnic to the Paterson [?]iver. The steamer Acme had been chartered, and left the market wharf at 2.30,…
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The new athletic hall in Newcomen-street will be opened this evening by Messrs. Molloy and Payne. These two gentlemen have fitted up the hall in a most comfortable…
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Molloy and Payne's new athletic hall was opened on Saturday night last, the attendance being very good. Several local boxers put in four rounds each, some first-class…
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The Ironclads Second Eleven commenced the season on Saturday against Tighe's Hill, who won the toss and went to the wickets, but only managed to score 21 runs against Giles'…
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Carltons v. Wallsend, On the Carlton's ground on Thursday; at 2 p.m. sharp. The following will represent the Carltons :—E. M'Carthy, W. Thomas, J. Kenedy, A. Giles,…
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The second cloven of the Newcastle C.C. commenced their first match, against the East Newcastle C.C., on the city ground, last Saturday. The former club winning the…
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IRONCLADS v. WICKHAM ALBIONS.—The old and popular Ironclads met 11 of the Wickham Albions on the Ironclad ground. The Albions won the toss, and went to the…
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I would just remind pedestrians that entries for the above club's Allcomers' Grand Handicap close on Tuesday, the 18th instant, with the secretary Mr. Gibson…
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NEWCASTLE C.C. played its first match against 15 of Burwood on Saturday, and lied there been time would undoubtedly have won it. Burwood won the toss, and went in…
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A general meeting of the members was held at Mr. E. Weller's on Monday evening. There was a large attendance; Mr. A. Drummond in the chair…
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The Burwood United Cricket Club will meet the aldermen of Merewether, together with their officers, to the number of 15, on Saturday next, the 22nd, October, on the…
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The cricket match between the City and Albion clubs will not be played to-day on account of Sheflield Handicap. The following players will represent N.C.C…
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IRONCLADS v. WALLSEND.—At Wallsend, the latter, having won the toss, went to the wickets, making a stubborn stand against the bowling of Davidson and Giles, ensuring a…
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