Cricket
"Felix" writes:— "The numerous friends of the celebrated player, Harry Trott, will be very pleased to learn that he…
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Sport, 1900
994 stories in Newcastle & Lake Macquarie's papers · page 8 of 50
Athletics
The following from a Chicago paper, tells the story:—"Albert known to pugilism and fame as 'Young Griffo,' and virtually dragged out of a grave…
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The cricket match Melbourne v. Wellington was continued on Monday. The visitors proceeding with their first innings, ran their score up to 430. The home team made…
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W. J. Sturgess, the English amateur walking champion, is among the long list of prominent old country athletes who have volunteered for service in South Africa,…
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"Tom" Sharkey will be gratified to learn that there is a movement on foot in Ireland which has in view the presentation of a testimonial to him when he visits the…
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Semi-Final and Final 8st 7lb Tournament. First round starts 8 p.m. Nominations received for 9st 51b Tournament at Club Rooms, corner Darby and Church…
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Writing to the editor of the New York "World," J. J. Corbett says:—"I am the only man in the world that can beat Jeffries, and I think that I shall do it on…
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At the Democratic Club to-night the management intend putting forward a very attractive programme. At least there will be five contests in connection with the 8st…
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The A.J.C.'s March meeting took place at Randwick on Saturday, in the presence of a very fair attendance. Some excellent sport was provided, the results being as…
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The semi-finals and final in connection with the 8st 71b tournament promoted by the Newcastle Democratic Club took place at the rooms on Saturday evening in the…
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Islington v. Hamilton.—Won by former by 53 runs. Hamilton batted first, and were easily disposed of for 32 runs, A. Myers with 12 being the only one to reach double…
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When the last Australian team were in England Mr. Frank Blackley, manager and secretary of the Inns of Court Hotel, where the team stopped when in London, was…
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The Roseberry Park pony races which were to have taken place to-day had to be postponed on account of the rain. An Austrian savant has declared that…
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Intending competitors in the different events to be run at the St. Patrick's Day sports are given a reminder that entries close so Saturday next, the 10th inst. The…
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Newcastle v. Hamilton C.C., on the latter's wicket.—The former put together 91 runs. Chief scorers: Fred, Rodgers 34 not out, E. Fraser 21, J. Abernethy 11. The…
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Rutherford will be the scene of action to-day, when a commencement will be made with the Northern Jockey Club's March meeting. There are five events to be…
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Former light-weight champion "Kid" Lavigne, who sailed on Thursday without letting his most intimate friends know, is not going abroad to fight Dick Burge,…
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At a meeting of the Pirate Club in Sydney on Wednesday night, the following resolution was carried:—"That the Pirate Football Club recognised the fact that the…
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Fine weather prevailed for the opening day of the Northern Jockey Club's March, meeting at Rutherford yesterday, and there was a good attendance. Heavy clouds…
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A committee meeting of the N.D.C.A. was held at Chamber of Commerce last night. Present:—Messrs. T. H. Raysmith, J. Clayton, R. J. Bond, W…
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