Football
Saturday's weather put a stop to all matches. Members of the Newcastle Rugby are requested to roll up to the ground every afternoon this week to practice to enable…
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Sport, 1887
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Football
NEWCASTLE CITY (Australian Rules):— The inclemency of the weather has greatly interfered with the arrangements of the above club. On Saturday last, the match against…
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The Wallsend Football Club will proceed to Maitland to try conclusions with the redoubtable Northumberlands. These teams invariably meet each year, with varied success,…
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The Summerhill Football Club will try conclusions with the Neweastle Club to-day, on the city grounds. Unfortunately, the Summerhill Club's ground has been under…
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The Newcastle City Club and Summer-hill Club from Plattsburg, met for the first time this season on the Newcastle Club's new ground on Saturday. The game was to…
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A very interesting match under the British Association rules was played between the newly formed Black Watch of the Glebe and Junction and the Carrington team, at…
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ADVANCE V. NEWCASTLE. — The above match will take place on Saturday afternoon, 11th inst., and judging from the interest already taken, a very good game is expected…
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On Saturday, we (says our Wallsend correspondent) are to have no less than two games of football in Wallsend and Plattsburg. It is a great pity these matches could…
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To-morrow's fixtures, under the Australian Rules:— Newcastle City, v. Wallsend, Wallsend; Northumberland 1st v. Summerhill,…
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John L. Sullivan and Charles Mitchell will, in all probability, visit Australia before long, and the thought naturally arises, is there a man in the colonies endowed with enough…
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WALLSBNE V. NEWCASTLE.—As anticipated, this game caused quite a flutter of excitement, and notwithstanding the counter attraction of the Northumberlands versus…
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Scone Coursing Club...July 9 [Secretaries of clubs and others would oblige by keeping us posted up in fixtures, closing of stakes, declaration of weights, &c.}…
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NEWCASTLE CITY CLUB (Australian Rules) —This afternoon, as soon after 4 o'clock as possible, the members of the above club will have a practice in order to get themselves in…
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The lovers of football will have the privilege, weather permitting, of witnessing one of the best games that will have been played this season, on Saturday, on the…
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The Jubilee cricket match at Lord's Grounds has been commenced. The Marylebone Club scored 175; All England, 196, no wickets…
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Scene Coursing Club ... July 9 [Secretaries of clubs and others would oblige by keeping us posted up in fixtures, closing of stakes, declaration of weights, &c.]…
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The match at Lord's between the Marylebone and All-England was continued yesterday. The latter concluded their first innings for 514 runs,…
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Our Wallsond correspondent writes:— An immense number assembled to witness one of the best games of football ever played in this district, between the Wallsend and…
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BRITISH ASSOCIATION RULES.—The Hamilton Athletic and Sydney Rovers will play the first round of cup tic on Monday (to-day), at Hamilton, and a close game is…
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MERCANTILE V. UNIONS.—To-morrow the Unions will contest a return match with the Mercantile (Sydney) on the Newcastle Rugby ground, play to commence at 3 p.m., sharp…
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