POOTBALL. British Association Football
A meeting of the association was held on Saturday at the Bunter River Hotel, Mr. Denton being in the chair. The following clubs were represented:—Adamstown, West…
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Sport, 1898
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Cricket in England. Test Matches
LONDON, Friday.—Lord Hawke, captain of the Yorkshire County Cricket Club, and a member of the Marylebone Club committee,…
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Major Wardill states that he does not think the Indian Prince will have charge of the arrangement for selecting the next English team for Australia, to be brought out…
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In connection with the proposed glove contest between M. Howard of West Wallsend, and T. Hogan of Minmi, the former has lodged £2 with our sporting representative to…
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The Gardiner Cup, open to the colony, has been in existence for 10 years now (says the "Referee.") It has been won only once by a country club, but it will not be the fault of…
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Sullivan does not think that Corbett and Fitzsimmons will ever come together again in a ring. He says that Fitzsimmons told him that he would never give Corbett another…
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A meeting of the committee of the Newcastle District Cricket Association was held at the Chamber of Commerce last evening, Mr. T. H. Raysmith in the chair. It was…
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The time for playing the Hingst-Stegga trophy competition (third round) has been extended to the 21st instant…
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If the weather is at all favourable this afternoon there should be a good attendance on the Union Ground to witness the challenge game between the Hamilton and Carlton…
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Hogan has not yet covered the deposit lodged a week ago by young Howard, the West Wallsend aspirant to pugilistic fame, but it is next to a certainty that he will do so…
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The challenge match on the Union Ground on Saturday afternoon between the Carlton and Hamilton clubs attracted a very fair attendance, and considering it was the…
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The Centennials have arranged a match with the redoutable Pirates, of Sydney, for Queen's Birthday, on the Union Ground. The home team will include in its ranks C…
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It is understood that there are likely to be important changes in connection with the management and administration of the affairs of the Sydney Cricket Ground shortly…
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A glove contest has been arranged between W. Green and H. Seymour, to take place in Newcastle in a fortnight's time. The men are to box the beat of 10 rounds, and the…
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Tim Hegarty easily disposed of Evans, the crack light-weight of South Australia, in Melbourne the other night. The contest lasted seven rounds, but Hegarty held a…
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Kid M'Coy acted rather injudiciously in drawing down his forfeit coincident with his claiming the title of champion, after his oft-repeated assertion that if Fitzsimmons or…
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On the Sydney University Oval on Saturday the Brisbane Past Grammar School defeated the Combined Sydney Schools by 16 points to nil…
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There was a very large attendance at Randwick on Saturday, to witness the first day's racing in connection with the Sydney Turf Club's Birthday meeting. Some…
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The final match in connection with the second junior competition was commenced on the Association Ground last Saturday afternoon. The weather was in all respects…
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ISLINGTON v. MEREWETHER.—This match was played on the for[?] ground on Saturday and resulted in a win for Islington by six wickets and 33 runs [?]eres:…
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