Football
A meeting of the representatives of the various clubs playing Rugby football in the northern district was held at the Terminus Hotel on Saturday evening last; Mr. T…
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Sport, 1888
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Football
NEWCASTLE CITY FOOTBALL CLUB (Australian Rules).—The following is the team selected to do battle for the above club against the Hamiltons, on the former's ground, on…
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On Saturday the football season will commence at Wallsend in earnest, when the celebrated Northumberland team from Maitland will play against a picked team from the…
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NEWCASTLE CITY FOOTBALL CLUB (Australian Rules).—The following is the team selected to do battle for the above club against the Hamiltons, on the former's ground,…
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As anticipated, the great football match between the combined Wallsend and Summer hill clubs and the combined Maitland clubs, draw a large number together on Saturday at…
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A Rugby Union has bee formed in Melbourne. It is estimated that the tour of the English team through the colonies will cost upwards…
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SIR,—Having been a player of the Australian game of football in my younger days, I attended the match between the Hamilton and City Clubs last Saturday, and…
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Sir,—Kindly allow me a small space in you valuable issue to comment upon a few of the remarks made by "Tasmanian" in your issue of Tuesday last re the above football…
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On Saturday next the first fifteen of the Newcastle Club will play the next twenty. The fifteen will be represented, as far as possible, by the team that played against…
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Our Hamilton correspondent writes: The quoit main, promoted by Mr. Robert Scott, of the Sportman's Arms Hotel, will be continued to-day, when the second round and…
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The match of the Australian Eleven against Oxford University has been postponed on account of the rain…
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No better proof could be forthcoming of the popularity of the game of football in Wallsend than the fact that on Saturday fully. 300 of the followers proceeded to…
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A football match was played on Saturday between the English team and Auckland. The former won by six points to three. The weather was wet. There was an enormous…
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The residents of the new township of Stockton have arranged for a regatta, to celebrate the opening of the new wharf at Hereford-street. A good programme of ton…
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Our Wallsend correspondent writes: It is scarcely necessary to remind your numerous readers that on Thursday (Queen's Birthday) the great football match of the…
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On Saturday last, the Advance and Unions were engaged on the ground of the former club. The match throughout was witnessed by a great number of spectators, who…
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The residents of Blue Gum Flat have arranged a nice programme for horse racing, the principal event being the Blue Gum Flat Handicap of 10 sovs. Good entries have…
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By advertisement it will be seen that the grand fixture for this afternoon is the match between the Fitzroy (of Victoria) team and the Wallsend and Plattsburg Clubs. The…
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The May meeting of the Newcastle Jockey Club opens to-day, and no doubt will be largely attended. The course is in excellent order, while the fields are large, so that all…
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The Iona journeyed to Raymond Terrace with the members of the Union football team and their friends. On arriving at the Terrace the Unions wore mot by the local club, and…
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