English Racing
LONDON, Friday.—At Newmarket First July Meeting to-day, the principal event resulted as under:—Mr. H Chaplin's b[?]f Merry Gal, 1; The Prince…
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Sport, 1900
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Saturday's Football
Our footballers were favoured with fine football weather on Saturday, when the fifth series of badge matches were played off. The attendance at the Union Ground…
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LONDON, Friday.—In the match at Lord's, Oxford University v. Cambridge University, the former in one innings scored 503, of which Mr. R. E. Foster…
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In the match Hunter District v. Gunnedah District, played at Gunnedah yesterday afternoon, the Hunter team won by 9 points to 6. Freeman scared a try for the…
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Warwickshire and Essex were having a very lave match, in which seven men on each side had scored double figures, when the weather closured the game before an…
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A smoke concert under the auspices of the Wallaroo F. Club was held on Saturday evening at Fry's Hall. Mr. Thos. Lancey, the club's president, presided, and among…
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Mr. W. Atkinson, promoter of the Maitland picnic race, advertises in another column that a special horse and passenger train will leave Newcastle for Rutherford…
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LONDON, Sunday.—At the Athletic Championship Meeting the American representatives won eight out of thirteen amateur championships…
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A footrace for £10 a side has been arranged between Morris, of Raymond Terrace, and Somyns, of Hexham, to take place at Hexham on the 28th inst. The…
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As Australians, "Fred." Lane and "Jack" Hellings are likely to cut a prominent figure in the English Amateur Swimming Championships, it may be of interest to know…
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A meeting of the Hunter District Rugby Union executive was held at Cridge's Room last evening. Present: Mr. W. A. Ross (presiding), and Messrs. R. A. Norman, W…
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The following entries have been received for the Maitland picnic races, to be hold at Rutherford on Saturday, July 14th:— Opening Handicap, six furlongs.—The…
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Janks J. Jeffries has signed to meet Tom Sharkey for the world's championship on 25th August. When appending their autographs it was agreed that the…
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The following weights have been declared by Mr. Charles Mitchell:— Opening Handicap six furlongs.—Inquirer 10st 10lb. Torment 9st 7lb. Privateer…
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Queensland and New South Wales play the first intercolonial match of the season this afternoon. A team has to be blown out of the…
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A picnic race meeting is to be held to-day at Rutherford, under the management of Mr. W. Atkinson. There are five events on the card, and as they have each filled…
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Green and Dempsey continue to train assiduously for their glove contest, which is down for decision in the Victoria Theatre. Win or lose, it is Green's intention to…
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The sixth round in the champion rink contests was finished on the greens selected for the purpose on Saturday afternoon. The round resulted as follows:—Gardner…
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West End and Morpeth met on the Albion Ground on Saturday evening, in the presence of a fair attendance of spectators, and the result was a win for Morpeth by 5 points…
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A fair crowd of spectators turned out on Saturday to witness the sixth series of badges matches being played off at the Union Ground. The game between Tighe's…
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