Athletics
A match has been arranged between J. M'Garrigal and Breen, the Victorian, to run over three distances, viz., 75 yards, 100 yards, and £120 yards, at the Flemington…
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Sport, 1894
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Bowls
The long-looked-for game was played yesterday afternoon between the aldermen (led by the Mayor) and the Bowlers (led by Mr. Frank Gardner) on the Newcastle Bowling…
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Commencing the season with a very strong team, it was freely predicted that the Newcastle Club's first eleven would meet with a large share of success, and these predictions…
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Pedestrians are reminded that entries close to-night for the Allcomers' £25 Handicap, which takes place in the Newcastle Cricket Ground on Friday next. Already a large…
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The well-known greyhound Clement's Tonic, by Bazouk—Yellow Girl, succeeded in winning the First Challenge Stakes, which was finished at Dunedin on May 5. The…
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The first round of a series of badge matches promoted by the Northern Rugby Union commences this afternoon, on the union's new ground, and given fine weather there should…
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The lawn tennis intercolonial matches were continued yesterday at the Association Ground, Sydney, and the finals will be played off to-day…
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Moroney's Mixed Novice Handicap will be run off to-night at the Olympic Hall. The following entries arrived too late for publication:—W. W. George 20¾, J. Whipps 20¾, A…
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John Whelan, a well-known footballer, was sued at the Geelong Police Court on Saturday by Annie Hooper, a young woman with whom he had been keeping company, to…
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WEST MAITLAND v. GRETA.—A friendly game took place on Saturday afternoon on the court of the latter, which resulted in a rather easy win for West Maitland by 8 sets…
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The above meeting was brought off at Warwick Farm on Saturday in the presence of a large crowd. Following are the results:—…
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SACRED HEART COLLEGE v. MAITLAND ROYALS—This match was played on the College Oval on Saturday evening, and resulted in a decisive victory for the Collegians…
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The play for the single championship between Webb, of New South Wales, and Green, of Victoria, had been looked forward to with eager interest among lovers of lawn…
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The handicaps at the Olympic Hall on Saturday nights are now assuming an interesting stage. On Saturday evening last one of the pedestrians had a Chinaman punter on…
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Newcastle will be visited on Queen's Birthday by the University and Petersham clubs, from Sydney. The former club plays Centennial and the latter the Advance…
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The Newcastle meeting, which is to commence on Queen's Birthday, should attract a large crowd, if the weather is favourable. The District Superintendent of Railways has…
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A social will be hold in the Seamen's Institute, Carrington, in the evening under the auspices of the Carrington Cricket Club, which will play a team from Cooranbong in…
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A Dalziel's telegram dated Chicago, April 10, says with respect to the Jackson-Corbett match:—" The following statement, signed by Jackson, has been sent to Jim Corbett—…
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Footballers have a treat in store for them to-day, on the occasion of a visit of two teams of footballers from Sydney, who will engage with local players. The matches will take…
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At the meeting of the New South Wales Cricket Association on Monday night correspondence was dealt with relating to the attack made on Tooher, the umpire…
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