Newcastle Jockey Club's Races
The second day's racing in connection with the above club will be carried out to-day. No doubt there will be another large attendance, and the racing is bound to be…
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Sport, 1888
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Cricket
The Hamilton club met East Newcastle at Hamilton on Saturday afternoon, and scored a victory in the first innings by 46 runs. The visitors went to the wickets first,…
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The football team formed to play in the colonies started to-day for New Zealand in the Kaikoura…
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A very interesting match between the Young Albions and fifteen of the Wickham School, on the former's wicket resulted in an easy victory for the former club by two…
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The match to be played today on the local Cricket Ground, between the teams from Messrs. Dalgety and Co., limited, and the local Banks, is causing a large amount of…
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This long talked of and most important match was commenced on the Newcastle Cricket Ground on Thursday afternoon in the presence of a large number of spectators,…
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On Saturday last a most exciting and interesting game of cricket was played on them Wallsend ground between the first elevens of Wallsend and Hamilton. The visiting team…
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Newcastle v. Aboriginal Team.—The Aboriginal cricketers, who arrived here at the beginning of the week, are to play a match against Newcastle on the local club's…
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A meeting of the members of the above club was held at Mr. Griffith's Carrington Hotel, on Monday evening. There was a large number of members present…
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The delegates of the various clubs playing under the banner of the above association are reminded that a meeting will be held at the Ship Inn, Newcastle, on Friday next, at…
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THE sales of the properties of the Wallsend Jockey Club's Easter Meeting was held on Thursday evening it Mr. Lorey's Hotel, Wallsend. There was a good attendance,…
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A meeting of the Northern District Football Association delegates was held at the Ship Inn last night, all the principal clubs being represented. It was decided to…
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On Thursday last a very interesting game of cricket was played between the Half-holiday and the Carltons, resulting in an easy victory for the Carltons. Scores:…
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I understand that with a view of opening the football season, and at the same time taking steps towards raising the money required to pay the expenses of the Fitzroy…
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GLEN INNES, Friday.—At a meeting held yesterday, it was decided to postpone the autumn races. It appears that serious disagreement has taken place among the…
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Our Wallsend correspondent writes: The cricket match between the First Eleven of the Wallsend Club and the Aboriginal team came off on Saturday on the Wallsend…
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Followers of the leathern sphere are reminded another column that the annual meeting of the Cities takes place this evening as the Ship Inn. Rather an early start…
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The Second Eleven of Newcastle will play the Redfern Cambridge, of Sydney, on Easter Monday, on the Newcastle ground, and will be represented by:—Bode, Coulston,…
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President: H. Rushton, Esq., Mayor of Wallsend; commodore, Mr. J. Jones; treasurer, Mr. W. Parsons; secretary, Mr. W. F. Phillips; committee, Messrs. W. Hedge…
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SYDNEY, Tuesday.—In the summons division of the Central Police Court to-day, Frank Payne and Jerry Marshall, principals in the late boxing contest at Foley's…
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