Cricket
A number of members of the Merewether Mechanics' Institute the other day journeyed to Islington to engage in a friendly combat with the members of the Islington Mechanics'…
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Sport, 1894
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Athletics
Moroney's 97th Novice Handicap will be run off to-night at the Olympic Hall. There is a very fair entry, and as all the best sprinters in the district are engaged some good…
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The annual meeting of the New Lambton Football Club (Rugby rules) is announced to take place on Thursday evening next at Masters' Hotel, Members and intending…
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Some heavy scoring was indulged in at Adelaide on Saturday in a match between the North and Port Adelaide representatives. The former went to the wickets and scored…
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The Rosehill meeting held on Saturday was well attended, the racing being carried out during fine but cloudy weather. The course was in capital order, and the favourites…
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A final reminder is given to horse owners of the fact that nominations close this evening with the secretary (Mr. E. Chippindall) for the Newcastle meeting which takes place on…
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On Saturday four A members of the North Share club—Messrs. C. E. Sorby, F. Croudaoo, H. A. Graham, and K. S. Sweetland—scaled the Newcastle Heights to wage war…
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LONDON, Sunday.—The final round for the Waterloo Cup, the chief event in the coursing world, was run at Altear yesterday and resulted as…
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SECOND IRONCLADS v. "NEWCASTLE HERALD."—This match was played on the ground of the latter on Saturday afternoon. The 'Clads batted first, and compiled 174…
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Mr. Sheridan, who is on a visit from Sydney on behalf of Stoddart's English team of cricketers, has succeeded in making arrangements for a match to be played at Brisbane…
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LONDON, Sunday.—In the International Association football match yesterday, Wales beat Ireland by four goals to one…
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On Saturday four members of the Hill Club journeyed to the Hamilton court Messrs. Stewart, Sweetapple, Scobie, and Luscombe did battle for the Hill Club, and…
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At a meeting of the South Australian Swimming Club, held on Monday night, the championship of the colony was contested, R. Wilson being the successful competitor…
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New York telegrams report that Steve O'Donnell, the Sydney heavyweight pugilist, and Bob Fitzsimmons, the middleweight champion, have been matched to fight for a…
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The intercolonial cricket match Victoria v. South Australia will be commenced at Adelaide on Friday. IVANHOES v. IMPERIALS.—This match was…
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At the Wentworth Swimming Carnival, held at the Natatorium on Tuesday evening, A. Holmes won the 100yds championship of New South Wales, followed by Meadham and…
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Griffo, the Australian, and A1 Janson, of Providence, the old antagonist of Bobby Burns, boxed six rounds at the Tivoli Theatre in Chicago recently. Janson did…
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Particulars are to hand announcing the somewhat sudden death of a young and very promising St. Kilda (Vic.) player in Louis Blane, whose dashing back play was much…
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Pedestrians are reminded that entries close to-night for Moroney's Nursery Handicap with the promoter at the Hunt Club Hotel. The Lancet records no less than 109 cases…
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Footballers generally will be sorry to hear of the departure from Newcastle of Mr. Chas, Hogg, a successful player of long standing this district, and one whose presence will…
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