New Lambton. Football Match
A novelty football match is to take placer this afternoon on the local ground, between teams selected from the New Lambton and Merewether fire bridgaes, and although…
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Sport, 1900
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Athletics
So far there is every prospect of the theatre being available on the night chosen for the Green-Dempsey glove contest. Meanwhile the men are training hard, and…
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The fourth series of badge matches were played off at the [?]nion Ground on Saturday, in the presence a fair number of spectators. The two second grade matches were…
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The football match by the New Lambton and Merewether Fire Brigad[?] stock place on the local ground on Saturday afternoon. There was a fair attendance of the public,…
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Cribb and Sturgeon decide their battle in Sydney to-night. They are to contest the best of 20 rounds. At the Golden Gate on Saturday night…
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Stockton United v. Bobadils.—This match was played at Hamilton, and resulted in a win for Stockton, who scored 9 points to Bobadils 3. Davis,…
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The fight between Cribb and Sturgeon, after 20 rounds had been fought, resulted in a draw…
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Batsmen in the Uinted States and Canada have scored over 200 in as innings 12 times. A. M. Wood and G. S. Patterson, of Philadelphia. Pa., have each twice accomplished…
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A meeting of the executive of the Hunter District Football Union was held at Cridge's rooms last evening. Present—Mr. W. A. Rosa (in the chair), and Messrs. R. J…
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It is estimated that 1200 people witnessed the Cribb-Sturgeon fight in Sydney on Monday night. The Maorilander held a decided lead throughout, but do what he would he…
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As six of the nine sets of matches in the champion rink competitions, under the auspices of the Northern District Bowling Association have been…
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The following Queensland players have been selected to visit Sydney for the intercolonial match:—R. A. M'Cowan, full-back; J. Hindmarsh, J. D. M'Lean, P. Carew, L…
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W. L. Foster, the Worcestershire cricketer, who distinguished himself last English season by scoring two centuries in a first-class match against Hampshire, is…
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"Kid" M'Coy enjoyed a real soft snap en Friday evening, May 18, when the once clever and sturdy Dan Creedon had the temerity to face him before the Broadway…
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Jeffries' next opponent ,will be M'Coy. Sharkey has bouts with M'Coy, Rublin, and Choynskl; Fitzsimmons will meet Rublin, while M'Coy, in addition to the…
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Some interesting badge matches are down for decision this afternoon on the Rugby Ground. The trouble between the Newcastle and…
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The Marylebone Cricket Club have adopted the following alterations in the rules:—(a) Six bails to constitute an over. (b) Declaration permissible on or after…
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Horseowners reminded by advertisement in this issue that nominations for the Maitland picnic races close on Tuesday evening, at 8 o'clock, with Mr. W…
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M. Dooley returned to Newcastle yesterday, looking as fresh as the proverbial daisy. The veteran has spent several months in Western Australia. In the West…
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The Hunter District Rugby Union team left West Maitland on Friday evening, In charge of Mr. John Gillies, president of the union, for the tour to Narrabri and…
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