Cricket
Paddington defeated Leichhardt for the Sydney premiership on Saturday. In the club matches Glebe defeated East Sydney; North Sydney and South Sydney played a…
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Sport, 1898
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Cricket
An interesting match was played on the Albion ground on Saturday afternoon, between teams representing West Newcastle, the premier club of the Newcastle district,…
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A well-attend meeting of delegates of the Northern Branch of the Rugby Union was hold at the Chamber of Commerce last evening, Mr. Scott Laing in the chair. The…
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At the last general meeting of the West End Football Club the hon, sec, pointed out that the club was in a sound financial position, and that everything pointed to a…
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This club held its opening meeting of the season on Saturday afternoon. The No. 1 Court had been top dressed for the occasion, and all three were nicely marked, and the…
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A meeting of the executive committee of the Hamilton Club was held on Monday evening, Mr. P. Mulholland, captain, in the chair. An interesting communication from…
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A 3 rinks match will be played this afternoon on the Lowlands' green between the Lowlands and Hamilton clubs…
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At a meeting of the Yorkshire Rugby Union recently, Mr. Height, referee in the Rothwell and Fairburn Cup [?], reporterd that he had to step the game owing to rough…
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The First Junior Final between 'Clads and Carrington will be continued on the Association Ground this afternoon, and in all probability will be finished. Up to the present…
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The cricket season is drawing to a close. The local lads hold a meeting on Tuesday evening lest to take steps towards forming a football club The meeting was of a very…
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The committee of the Newcastle Jockey Club intend holding a race meeting this afternoon, and with favourable weather conditions there should be an excellent…
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SIR,—I would ask you through your valuable paper what has become of our footballers who played under the above rules? As an old player, and a lover of football,…
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The sports meeting to be hold at Wallsend to-day on aid of the Dudley Belief Fund promises to be well attended, notwithstanding the powerful counter attraction in the…
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The oldest of all athletic exercises is unquestionably dancing, and with the Jews and early hearten nations it had a far deeper significance than we…
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A meeting of the delegetes of the N.D.A.B. Association was held on Saturday evening in the Commercial Hotel, Mr. C Hawken in the chair. It was decided to…
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The race meeting held under the auspices of the Newcastle Jockey Club on Saturday attracted a very fair attendance, and the racing proved thoroughly enjoyable. The…
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A General Meeting of the Carlton Club Sill be held at Fryar's Royal Hotel To-night, at 8 o'clock sharp. Junior Players are earnestly requested to attend business…
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The Mayor (Alderman Kidd) has made arrangements for the aldermen to meet a team on the City green to-morrow afternoon. Many of the councillors are players…
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A meeting of the West Newcastle Football Club (British Association was held at Hanniford's Hotel, Laman-street, on Monday night, Mr. R. Hatton being in the chair…
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Sir,—I see by your paper that a lover of the Australian football to anxious that the game should be revived, but I am afraid that the game is doomed, as Wallsend (the…
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