Athletics
The Anglo-Indian colonel, aetat 50 or thereabouts, is always supposed to be a more or less red-faced or sallow-faced individual with much expanse below…
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Sport, 1901
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Rugby Football. the Prospects of the Season
The coming season, which will commence the latter part of this month, promises to exceed in popularity the games of many years past, and footballers and…
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A match between two local dogs, the best of nine rats, for a stake of £50, is to take place at Lambton to-day…
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The May meeting of the Newcastle Jockey Club is down for decision this afternoon, when, with tine weather, there should be a very large attendance of the…
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Upton, of Carrington, is an aspirant for the bantam-weight championship, and on Wednesday night he signed articles for a match with "Johnny" Somers, who was…
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Cook's Hill v. Newcastle South.—This match was played on Friday in the Centennial park, and resulted in a decisive win for Cook's Hill, the scores being 23 Cook's…
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The Dungog races were held on Friday, when there was a large attendance. The results were as follow:— Flying Handicap.—The Guardsmen, 1;…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Saturday's Cricket. the Senior Final
The second day's play in the senior final match between the Newcastle West and Wickham clubs took place on the Association Cricket Ground on Saturday…
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The weather was beautifully fine for the Newcastle Jockey Club's race meeting on Saturday, and the attendance, considering the big counter attraction, in the…
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A meeting of the British Association was hold at the Locomotive Hotel on Saturday. Mr. P. Strachan occupied the chair. There was a largo attendance of…
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LONDON, Sunday.—At the meeting of the Marylebone Cricket Club held to consider the proposed alteration in the leg-before-wicket rule, Mr. W. E…
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A race meeting under the auspices of Newcastle Tattersall's Club took place yesterday, but owing to the unfavourable weather the attendance did not reach…
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Norman Gilbert Pritchard. India's champion amateur athlete, has decided to retire from the track. Before doing so he was prevailed upon to try and establish a…
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The usual meeting of the Committee took place on Monday evening in the Chamber of Commerce, the following being present: Messrs. J. A. Forgie (in the chair), R…
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In the semi-final of the patron's pair competition, played on the Waratah Green, Kinder and Latham defeated Richmond and Fraser, 18 to 13. Neve and Homer meet…
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A general meeting of the Hunter District Rugby Union was held at Cridge's room last evening. Present: Mr. John Gillies, M.P., and Messrs. R…
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Owing to pressure on our space it was impossible to deal at length with Mr. T. Martin's first £30 handicap, run on the Cricket Ground on Monday night. It is…
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In the final heat of the president's singles, played on the Hamilton green yesterday, Parnell (6 start) defeated Giles (scratch) by 31 to 22…
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Veteran Rovers .v. Stockton United, latter's ground, 3.30 p.m. Saturday.—Fomer's team: R. Bowden, G. Peterson (captain), H. Goudge, F. Smith, J. Rundle, W. Howell,…
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Entries for Gibson and Cameron's Handicap, to be run on Friday night, 17th Inst., close with the promoters on Saturday night next…
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