Northern District Football Association
A WELL-ATTENDED meeting of the delegates of the above association was held at the Ship Inn last night, the following clubs being represented:—Newcastle, Wallsend,…
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Sport, 1888
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Football
The return was played on Thursday evening between the Young Charltons and the Young Advance, which resulted in a win for the Young Advance by fifteen points to nil. The best players…
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The Hamilton Club (Australian Rules) played a, return match on Saturday against the "Our Boys" from Maitland, the result being a win for the local team by four goals…
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One of the most exciting games ever witnessed in Newcastle was decided on Saturday fast on the Newcastle Cricket Ground between the Advance and Newcastle Clubs, in the…
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The following will represent the Rosebuds (Tighe's Hill) against Lambton, at Lambton, on Saturday:—Banks, Pike, Lawson, Convery, Brown, Reece, Morgan (2), Delanty,…
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The following hare been chosen to represent Second Ferndale against Carlton, at Tighe's Hill on Saturday (Rugby):—Watterson, Reed, Goodwin, Hales, Marks,…
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There are no scratchings for the above races, which are set down to be played out on Friday afternoon next. Sportsmen will this see that this reunion now promises to be a…
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THE Stockton Club will meet a team from Merewether to-morrow afternoon, on the Stockton ground. This afternoon a team from Maitland will…
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The following will represent the Merewether Football Club in a match with the Stockton Football Club to-morrow on the Carlton's ground:âW. Taylor (captain),…
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The above races take place to-day at Rutherford, and, as the entries are large, should be productive of good sport. The first race will start punctually at 2 o'clock, so…
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To-day, the Wallsend Football Club will try conclusions with twenty-three from Hamilton. As the extra three men should make a difference in the ruck, I expect to see…
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An interesting game of football was played on Saturday last between the Young Australian and the Young Lillywhites, the latter being the victors by eight points to…
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On Saturday next the Warwicks will meet the C[?]ntennials on the former's ground, when it is expected an exciting game will ensue, both teams having an unbeaten record. The…
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The Centennial Hotel Commemoration Meeting, which is to take place next Saturday, is causing a great deal of interest in sporting circles. Nearly the whole of the…
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On Saturday afternoon next the annual interprovincial match, the Northern District versus Sydney Combined Clubs, takes place on the Newcastle Cricket Ground, and…
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The following will represent the Ferndales in the match First Ferndales v. First Unions, to be played on the former's ground on Saturday afternoon:—Taylor, Evans,…
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The following are the team chosen to represent the Waratah Our Boys Club in a match against the Veronas on Saturday, the 14th instant, on the latter's ground:—Wood,…
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All the association's matches arranged for this afternoon have been cried off in the Newcastle district on account of the big match to be played on the local cricket…
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The Oxford and Cambridge University cricket match resulted in a drawn game. Heavy rain prevented the Oxford batting. In the second…
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The Newcastle Cricket Ground will, this afternoon, be the scene of probably the best exposition of Australian football ever given in the colony. Good-humoured rivalry…
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