Swimming
Entries are rapidly rolling in for the local club's meeting next Thursday night, and among the names already received by the secretary, Mr…
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Sport, 1895
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Football
The annual meeting of the Northern Branch Rugby Union will be held this evening at the Grand Hotel, when the report for the last year will be presented, and the…
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HALF-HOLIDAY V. EAST NEWCASTLE.—These teams that on the City Ground on Thursday afternoon last, an interesting game ending in a draw. H.H.C C. batted first on a splendid…
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The Maitland Half-Holiday and Albion teams met on the Albion Ground, West Maitland, yesterday afternoon, and the former were victorious by two wickets and…
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In a skating contest in England, over a distance of 36 miles, three times to and from Bottisham to Ely, recently, the amateur champion, A. E. Tebbit, of Milton, and H…
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THE annual meeting of the above took place on Saturday night at the Grand Hotel. The president (Mr. E. C. Graham) occupied the chair, and there was a large attendance of…
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On Saturday afternoon Messrs. D. Cohen and Co's. team met the second eleven of the Albion Club on the Premier ground, and were given a very rough handling. The home…
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The annual meeting of the above association was held on Saturday morning at the Hunter River Hotel, Mr. D. Williams presiding…
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The members of the Rosebud Football Club (British Association rules) held their annual ball in the Carrington Hall, Adamstown, on Friday night. The attendance was not so…
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The above club held its 13th annual meeting on Friday evening in the committee-room of the Mechanics' Institute, East Maitland The president (the Venerable Archdeacon Tyrrell)…
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The rat coursing promoted by Joe Murphy, proprietor of the Sportsman's Arms, Hamilton, was well attended on Saturday. After some close finishes the first prize was awarded…
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CHARLESTOWN V. DUDLEY.—These clubs met at Dudley on Saturday in the junior badge contests. The match had been looked forward to by the players for some time, and…
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THE local cricketers were expecting to have a soft thing on on Saturday, when a team from the Mulbring, or Mount Vincent, met them on their own…
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A GENERAL meeting of the above club took place last evening at Buchanan's Hotel, Hamilton. Mr. S. Ashman was voted to the chair, and there was a large attendance of…
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Mr. Hoben, who was appointed by the New Zealand Rugby Union to see to practical effect being given to the proposals to secure legal status to athletic bodies, is…
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The Newcastle Swimming Club will hold their last carnival this season in the Corporation Baths, Newcomen-street, to-night, when a good programme will be gone…
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There is great activity in this department of sport just now. To-day two rinks of the Newcastle Club play Waratah Club at Waratah, on Saturday the Ashfield Club play…
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The English cricketers were entertained at dinner at Adelaide on Tuesday night by Sir Edwin Smith. Mr. Phil. Sheridan announced that before Mr. Stoddart left for England he…
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THE 14th annual meeting of the Advance Football Club took place at the Royal Exchange Hotel, Hunter-street, last evening. Mr. C. Parker was in the chair, and there…
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Arrangements are being made to have swimming contests at the Natatorium, Sydney, throughout the winter. The new management intends keeping…
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