Bowls
If the projected team of bowlers comes to England from Australia this summer (says the London "Leader" of April 6) they will find two excellent new bowling greens laid…
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Sport, 1901
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Athletics. Thomal V. Bridges
Full particulars of the Thomal-Bridges' glove contest, to take place in the Victoria Theatre this evening, are advertised in this issue. The lads have been In training for…
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Though a number of club matches have taken place, the season proper will open to-day, when the first series of matches in four grades of competitions will be…
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Captain T Corrance, master of the ship Kilmory, writing to "Lloyd's Gazette" from Cardiff says: "I hear that it has been reported in some of the Glasgow newspapers that the captains of four ships…
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Bowlers mustered in strong force on the Waratah green on Saturday afternoon, when the pennant match, Lowlands v. Hamilton, was decided. The game was…
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The football season was opened on the Albion Ground on Saturday, in the presence of a fair attendance of spectators. Two matches were set down for discussion, East…
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LONDON, Saturday.—A. C. M'Laren says he will do his best to organize a team of cricheters for Australia, the arrangements to be similar to those…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Cricket. Newcastle West v. WICKHAM
This match terminated on the Association Ground on Saturday and was won by West Newcastle by 12 runs after a very exciting finish. Wickham, the previous…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Wallsend J.c. Races. Mosaic Has a Win
Delightful weather prevailed for the Wallsend Jockey Club's race meeting on Saturday ,and the attendance was quite up to the average. The course was in…
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Merewether Rovers. (4th grade) met and defeated Burwood by 9 points to 3. Valentine Peters and Cornu scored for the winners; while A. Nanney scored for…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Rat Coursing at Homeville
There was a large attendance at Horton's Caledonian Hotel on Saturday afternoon for the rat coursing match promoted by Mr. J. Horton, who donated a prize…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →District News. Hamilton. British Football Athletic Club
The football season (British Association rules) was inaugurated by the Hamilton British Football Athletic Club on Saturday by the seconds playing the thirds. In the…
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The usual weekly meeting of the executive committee of the local branch of the union took place in the Chamber of Commerce on Monday evening, the following…
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A meeting of the executive of the Hunter District, branch of the New South Wales Rugby Union was held at Cridge's rooms last evening. Mr…
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The usual meeting of the above was held in Davis' Locomotive Hotel on Saturday, Mr. P M. Myers in the chair. There was a large attendance of delegates, some fifteen…
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P. Walshe, Buttan Singh's trainer, writes from Melbourneo to say that the Indian is prepared to give Jas. M'Dermott another match in a month's time. Buttan…
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An extraordinary scene attended a football match at Newcastle on 6th ult, when Newcastle United met Sunderland. The crowd, estimated at…
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At Perth (W.A.) the other night, Tweedie defeated Jack Cullen in five rounds. Tom Ball has arranged an…
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The final of the pairs competition is to be played on the Lowlands' green to-morrow afternoon between Messrs. Tighe and Harrison (Waratah), and Messrs. Latham…
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Entries for Cameron and Gibson's 9th handicap fall due to-morrow evening at the usual places. The "Cup" Handicap is to be run on June 14th…
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