Northern Jockey Club Races
Judge, Mr. J. Clift, jun..; starter, Mr. W. C. Markwell; timekeeper, Mr. J. Hart, handicapper, Mr. W. C. Quinton; clerk of the course, Mr. G. L. Lee; clerk of scales,…
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Sport, 1887
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Sydney Hunt Club Races
SYDNEY, Monday.—For the above races the weather was fine, and the attendance good. The course was rather heavy owing to yesterday's rain. In the Steeplechase two…
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SYDNEY, Tuesday.—The following are the results of the above races:— FLYING HANDICAP of 75 sovs; 6 furlongs and 50 yards…
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The supporters of the Newcastle City Club will be glad to learn that Mr. Higgs has very kindly promised to keep back the ordinary goods and passenger train next…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →District News. Wallsend. Football Match
AN interesting and amusing football match was played yesterday between Fancy Dress Costumes (comprising Chinese, darkies, clowns, aunt Sallies)…
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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 sakes, declaration of weights, &c.]…
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This popular game under the Association rules is making rapid Progress in Wallsend, there being no less than three clubs, two of which have proved themselves adopts at the…
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Sir,—As neither the secretary nor any of the committee of, the Cricket Club have explained how it was that the imposition on the members on…
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NEWCASTLE CITY v. NORTHUMBERLAND.— The Newcastle Club took away a strong team on Saturday afternoon to meet the crack Northumberland twenty on the park at West…
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The match, Carlton v. South Melbourne, attracted an immense and enthusiastic gathering to the convincing ground. The result was a drawn game, each side scoring…
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SIR,—Referring to the refusal to admitmembers of the Newcastle Cricket Club to sports held on the 21st instant, without payment, I beg to call…
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The match between the Unions and Orientals eventuated on Saturday afternoon last, and they being rivals pending from last season, the match was anxiously looked…
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A delegate meeting of footballers was held a few days ago in the Criterion Hotel, Newcastle, with a view of forming an association. A majority of the clubs playing under the…
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Our local Wallsend team of footballers proceed to Sydney on Friday evening to try conclusions with the premier Sydney club, and no doubt that although they may expect…
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RAYSMITH CUP.—The drawing for second round of matches took place last Tuesday, when it was arranged that Newcastle play Advance, on Newcastle Cricket, Ground,…
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To-day had been set apart for the return match of the Wallsend and Newcastle City Clubs, but the latter has waived the claim, so that the Sydney and Wallsend teams can…
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Shaw's team of cricketers for Australia are to leave England on September 18. The team will include Ulyett and Prestor…
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The match between the Northunberlands and Summerhills on Saturday on the Maitland Park, attracted a good many spectators. Summerhill won the toss, and kicked towards…
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Cambridge University won every event at Henley Regatta…
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FERNDALES V. UNIONS, Raysmith Cup (Rugby Rules).—This match was played on Saturday last on the ground of the former, and resulted in a win for Ferndales by four…
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