Athletics
C. C. Saunderson, the Queensland cross-country champion, having decided to establish a one hour record, made his attempt on Thursday last on the Brisbane…
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Sport, 1900
994 stories in Newcastle & Lake Macquarie's papers · page 34 of 50
Football
On the Union's Ground this afternoon a very, interesting match is set down for decision, the opposing teams being Tighe's Hill and Lambton. These teams have…
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Ranjitsinhji, the famous cricketer, will celebrate his 28th birthday on Monday next. Six weeks ago "Ranji" had scored 2054 runs during the English cricket…
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The success which has attended "district" football during the season now drawing to a close should induce the cricketers of West Maitland to consider the advisability of…
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LONDON, Friday.—Madame Seaceseu, the Austrian champion, failed to swim from Calais to Dover. She swam 20 miles in 10½ hours…
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Otto Cribb states that he is prepared to make a match to fight Peter Murphy in Melbourne on Cup night at 10st, give or take 2lb…
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The annual tennis match between the Teachers Associations of Maitland and Singleton districts took place on Saturday on West Maitland courts in the presence of…
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LONDON, Sunday.—At Kempton yesterday the Regulation Plate was won by Syerla, Haka being second, and Saint Moritz third…
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Fine windless weather again favoured the district annual tournament, which was advanced another stage on the North Shore Club's court on Saturday. The attendance…
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The first grade matches in the round before the final were continued at the Union Ground on Saturday in the presence of a fair crowd of spectators. Tighe's Hill and…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →A.j.c. Races. Malster Wins the Derby. Ampier the Epsom
A commencement was made with the A.J.C. meeting at Randwick on Saturday. There was a very large attendance, including a number of intercolonial visitors…
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This match was played at East Maitland on Saturday, and proved highly attractive. The Easts were by far the heaviest team, Wallaroo being represented mostly by…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →British Association Football Gardiner Cup Final. West Wallsend v. VOLUNTEER
The largest crowd of the season assembled at the University Oval, Sydney, on Saturday to witness the contest between these teams. Both teams were well…
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The New South Wales footballers on their way from Queensland defeated Tamworth district by 17 points to 8. During the first spell Street and O'Halloran scored…
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The West Indians have scored two wine in succession, beating Hampshire by 88 runs, after a good game, and beating a weak team of Surrey by an innings and 34…
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A meeting of the executive of the Hunter District Rugby Union was held at Cridge's Rooms last evening. Present: Messrs. W. A. Ross (chairman), A. B. Crothers, H…
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The members of the Wallsend Borough Cricket Club met at Mr. Hetherington's Colliery Inn Hotel on Monday evening. Alderman R. Maddison (senior…
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On Saturday a most enjoyable and well-contested game took place on the park between West Wallsend and Young Wallsend, and resulted in a draw, each side scoring…
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At Kalgoorlie the other night a boxing contest took place between George Lee (of Kalgoorlie) and Arthur Pike (of Coolgardie). From the commencement of the…
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The East Melbourne Club's captain, Mr. F. Laver, again heads the batting averages in pennant matches, with 63, Messrs. P. M'Alister 55, H. Stuckey 49, J. Horan 47,…
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