Football
The annual general meeting of the Carlton Club war held at Fryar's Royal Hotel. Mr. H. Dolan occupied the chair, and there was a large attendance of old members and…
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Sport, 1900
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Athletics
At a sports meeting held at Karee by the New South Wales Mounted Infantry, J. P. English, now a corporal, won the hop, step, and jump event, and ran second…
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The badge matches will be continued this afternoon on the Rugby Ground. So far the games played in the first and second junior grades have attracted a considerable…
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Green and Dempsey are to decide their second glove contest in the Victoria Theatre in three week time. They meet to-night to sign articles in the presence of the…
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The third series of badge matches were played off at the Union Ground on Saturday. The matches were all well contested, and pleased the spectators immensely, the gem…
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Mr. W. C. Foskett advises having received the following letter, in reply to one sent supplying the information asked for, from Mr. Geo. B. Gordon, hon, sec, of the…
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The badge match, Miller's Forest v. West End, which was due for Saturday, had to be abandoned owing to the sad death of Mr. M. Corbett, of…
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At the Golden Gate on Saturday night, "The Poet" defeated Tom Foy in the fourth round. Green and Dempser men at the Harbour…
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At a general meeting of the Waratah Pearl Football Club in Atkinson's Hall, 20 members were present. Mr. J. Rich occupied the chair. The various officers were…
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The M.C.C. tried an experiment of having boundary nets for cricket matches, in which a boundary scored 2, but the trial was unsatisfactory, and created a lot of…
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The usual weekly meeting of the committee take place in the Chamber of Commerce last evening. The following officers allouded:— Messrs. J A. Forgie (in the chair), E. Paton,…
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A special general meeting of the delegates of the Hunter District Rugby Football Union was held at Cridge's Rooms last evening. Present: Mr. W. A. Ross in…
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To the delight of the onlookers at a match between Cambridge University and Mr. A. J. Webbe's Eleven. "Ranji" proved to be in fine form, and played a characteristic…
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Mr. Simons, representing Glasgow Exhibition Committee, has had an interview with Sir Thomas Lipton regarding the international yacht races…
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A. C. Kraenzlein took part in a 120yds hurdle race at the 13th Regiment games on March 10. He Won his first heat easily and in the final won in the remarkable time…
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Nine of the Surrey men contributed double figures towards a total of 347 against Hampshire, who could respond with nothing better than 151 and 118, and were…
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A match between Morpeth and Branxton was played at Branxton on Saturday last, and resulted in a win for Morpeth by 6 points to 3, after a…
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"Cricket" gives a most interesting chat with Alfred Shaw, whom most veteran Australian players regard as the king amongst English bowlers of this or any…
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The badge matches will be continued on the Rugby Ground this afternoon, when several important grames will be played. In the first grade, Tighe's Hill meet…
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Mr. William Atkinson, of the Sportsman's Arms Hotel, announces in another column that he has arranged to Hold a picnic race meeting at…
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