Boxing. Marshall V. Walkley
The Lyceum Hall was crowded last night to the doors the occasion being the boxing contest between Marshall and Walkley for £20. Long before the time for commencing…
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Sport, 1887
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The Recent Mill at a Football Match. (To the Editor.)
SIR,—Kindly allow me sufficient space in your columns to contradict the report published in to-day's issue of the football match Northumberland v. Summerhill. There are…
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A MEETING of the Wallsond Athletic Club was hold at Mr. Bunn's hotel, on Monday evening, Mr. A. Drummond in the chair…
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ADVANCE v. NEWCASTLE—(Raysmith Cup).—The above clubs meet on Saturday next on the Newcastle Club's ground, when no doubt considerable interest will be taken…
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SECOND FERNDALE V. SECOND ORIENTAL F.C.—The following will play for the Ferndales on their ground to-day:—F. Grill (capt.), C. Graham, B. Davis, F. Marks, F…
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The annual cricket match between Oxford and Cambridge to-day resulted in a victory for Oxford by seven wickets…
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SUMMERHILL V. NEWCASTLE.—This game, if such you can call it, came off on the Summerhill's ground on Saturday in the presence of a large number of spectators,…
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The Globe Black Watch will meet the Minmi Rangers at the Globe on Saturday next. Team to represent that match:— Goal-keeper, W. Galf; backs, D. Smart and…
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Eton defeated Harrow in the annual cricket match by five wickets…
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The match next Saturday, Northumberland v. Wallsend, will be held on the Albion Ground. NEWCASTLE FOOTBALL CLUB.—The…
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A special meeting of the members of the above Club was held at Mr. Burns' Hotel, Nelson-street, Plattsburg, on Monday even-evening; Mr. Andrew Drummond in the…
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Lamb's Now South Wales greyhound, Livingstone, has won the Melbourne Waterloo Cup, boating Hepburn's Stretcher; Salway's Master Willie won the Waterloo…
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WALLSEND ROVERS (British Association Rules).—A general meeting of the members of the Wallsend Rovers Football Club, under the British Association…
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NEWCASTLE V. MOUNT ZION (Australian Rules).—The above match eventuated on Saturday last on the Newcastle City ground, and owing to the strong counter attractions,…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Amateur Athletics. to the Sporting Editor
SIR,—I have often wondered why Newcastle, the second city of the colony, and one which possesses such populous and extensive suburbs, should be behind all other places, of…
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British Association Rules.—Bluebell v. Carrington.—The Greta Bluebells journeyed to Carrington Island on Saturday last to play the return game with the above-mentioned…
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SIR,—It is with pleasure I have read "Amateur's" letter, in your issue of yesterday, under the above heading. The Amateur Footrace included in the Newcastle Bicycle…
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The following will represent the Half-Holiday Football Club in their match against the Raymond Terrace, on the latter's ground, to-morrow (Thursday) afternoon, at…
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The Half-Holiday Football Club play the Raymond Terrace Club this afternoon. The steamer Ethel has been specially chartered to convey passengers to the Terrace, and it is…
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The Newcastle (Rugby) Club have secured the Cricket Ground to play the Arfomas (Sydney) on Saturday. As the Arfoma Club is one of the senior Sydney Clubs, and having…
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