Football
MAITLAND UNITED v. CARLTONS.—The above teams met at Maitland (Rugby rules) on Saturday in the presence of a largo concourse of spectators, and it is evident that…
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Sport, 1894
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Cricket
Spofforth, the demon bowler, in his "Recollections of Australian Cricket," in the New Review, relates an incident in connection with the intercolonial single wicket match between…
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LONDON, Monday.—A team of cricketers from the Cape of Good Hope has arrived in England…
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Entries close on Thursday night for Moroney's mixed Novice and Nursery Handicap, which will be run next Saturday night…
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In a Maitland contemporary a Rugby enthusiast, writing under the nom de plume of "Full Back," speaks of the falling-off of the Australian Association game, and asserts that…
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The cricket season ended very unsatisfactorily on Saturday in Adelaide. The match between South Adelaide and Hindmarsh was to have been finished, but during the…
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Charlie Samuels. at one time Australia's champion foot runner, appeared in the Sydney Water Police Court dock recently, charged with drunkenness. Accused was…
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A report of a friendly game of cricket played at Wallsend, on Saturday, between the aldermen and officers of the Wallsend and Plattsburg Municipal Councils has just…
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Last Saturday a friendly match at tennis was played on the private tennis court at the Public School, Stockton, between four members of the Stockton School Lawn Tennis…
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At the Flemington (Via.) Running Grounds on Saturday last, Jim M'Garrigal won the 130yds handicap from scratch in 12 4-5sec. In the final—15 yards from home—the…
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Professor Saint Claire, the heavy-weight boxer, who is open to do battle for the Australian. championship, left Melbourne on Tuesday for Coolgardie. During his stay in…
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When the Mayor and aldermen suffered defeat a week ago upon the Reserve Green the Mayor challenged the players to a return match on the Lowlands Green, kindly placed…
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Mr. W. J. Thomas intends holding a coursing sweep on May 20th at Young Wallsend, and on Saturday next at the same place hack and pony races…
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The football season will be inaugurated to-day at Wallsend by a match between the Wallsend and Maitland Northumberland clubs…
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Horse-owners and trainers are reminded in this issue that nominations for all events to be run at the above meeting on May 18th and 19th close on Thursday next, May 10th. A…
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A GENERAL meeting of the Greta Rugby Football Club was held in Mr. D. Ferguson's Hotel on Friday evening, Mr. J. Hanley in the chair…
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We wish to draw the attention of the Rugby Association officials to a considerable number of complaints which were made on the now ground on Saturday of the…
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NEWCASTLE V. BURWOOD.—The Newcastle and Burwood teams met on the Newcastle ground on Saturday afternoon and the match was drawn. The latter won the toss and…
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LONDON, Friday.—There was a large attendance at the opening of the Kempton Park May meeting to-day. The principal race resulted as under:—…
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The first round of the annual contest for the captaincy has been played off, resulting as follows:—C. E. Sorby beat W. T. Hubbard, 6-5, 6-1. The loser in this made a…
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