Stockton. Football Club
At the Seamen's is Institute, Stockton, on Tuesday last week a meeting was held for the purpose of forming an Association Football Club the members to be drawn…
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Sport, 1900
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Newcastle East Cricket Club. Annual Meeting
The annual meeting of the Newcastle East Cricket Club was held at the council chambers last evening. Mr. Geo. Bewick (one of the vice-presidents) was voted to…
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Tim Murphy, of Australia, and Jim Tremble, of Los Angeles, were to have met on the 24th ult., before the Columbia Athletic Club, for a twenty-round go. The…
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James Phillips, the Anglo-Australian umpire, in an article in "Blackwood's Magazine," literally confounds most English critics of cricket, who had designated…
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LONDON, Wednesday.—The following Australian horses have accepted for the leading events to be decided at the Doncaster meeting:—…
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The annual general meeting of delegates to the Newcastle District Cricket Association was held at the Chamber of Commerce last evening. There was a large…
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The A.J.C. spring meeting was continued, at Randwick this afternoon, when there was, again a very large attendance. Results:— Second Hurdle Race, a handicap…
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A letter received from Tom Tracey the other day told that Dan Creedon has got as grey as a badger since his arrival in America. The pair of them are looking…
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Frenchmen in France box with feet and hands, and the little sketches herewith illustrate two of the movements. Originally called "la savate," savate meaning an old…
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In connection with the football competition, it is a matter for regret that Morpeth will be unable to get a team to meet Singleton to-day. Fortunately, at…
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The following matches are set down for decision this afternoon on the Union's Ground:—Lambton v. East Maitland, Wallaroo I. v. Tighe's Hill, Lambton II. v…
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Badge Matches...Sept. 15…
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Some extraordinary play was seen when Surrey and Yorkshire met at the Oval. The former opened with 260, of which D. Jephson made 121, and Lockwood 98, while…
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The barque Empreza and the barquentine Neptune had a good race across the Tasman Sea, from Newcastle to Auckland. the former vessel proving herself the victor by a couple of days…
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Promoted by Messrs. G. Dalby, J. Porteous, and Campbell, a big conceit was held in the Temperance Hall last night in aid of the Stockton Football Club. There…
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Joe Lindsay, champion of the South Coast says that he is willing to box any 11st man in the Northern district for a side wager and the gate, or he will meet any of…
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Eight-Hour Sports...Oct. 17…
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The twentieth annual meeting of the N.S.W. Bowling Association was held in Sydney on Thursday. Mr. John Young presided, and there were over…
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West End and Singleton met on the Albion Ground on Saturday afternoon, to decide which club should meet East End in the final on Saturday next. The result was…
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The North Shore courts again presented a busy and animated appearance on Saturday, when the district annual tournament was advanced another stage. The weather…
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