Football
The Austrian Government are preparing a splendid reception for the Oxford University football team, which is to visit that country shortly and play a series of…
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Sport, 1902
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Cricket
Much curiosity is felt In cricket circles in England as to which county—Hampshire or Lancashire—A. C. MacLaren really intends playing for on his return…
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A special general meeting of delegates to the Northern branch of the Rugby Football onion was held at the Chamber of Commerce last night. Mr. M. E. Cook…
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The young Australian boxer, Tibby Watson, made an excellent show in London in a six-round contest with Jack Fitzpatrick, of Canning Town. The fight…
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A match that should prove interesting to all bowlers in the northern district will be played this afternoon at 2.30 on the Lowlands' green, between J. Silcock…
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At the monthly meeting of the New South Wales Cricket Association on Monday night, a communication was read from the Victorian Association recommending…
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The Newcastle Jockey Club's April race meeting is down for decision this afternoon, and as there is every indication of fine weather, a large attendance is pretty…
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The conditions of the first 100yds Sheffield Handicap, to be run on the Doncaster racecourse, Boolaroo, are published to day by Mr. D. Thomas, who has recently…
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The final of the championship singles of the Northern district was played on the Lowland green yesterday afternoon, when J. Silcock (Waratah) defeated H…
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Rhondda v. Homesville.—On Saturday a friendly game of British football was played on the farmer's ground, Homesville kicked off with the wind in the first…
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Although the weather conditions were anything but promising when the morning broke, the committee of the Newcastle Jockey Club were favoured with a…
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Ruonalf has expressed himself willing to meet Jim Scanlan. W. Brown, of Waterloo, is after a match with Ross, of Newcastle…
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Lowlands v. Newcastle, on ground of former club, to-morrow afternoon…
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A rather remarkable coincidence occurred at the Sydney Cricket Ground on Saturday during the progress of the Sydney-Leichhardt-Balmain contest and…
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W. Green and Starlight have been matched to box the best of 20 rounds in Sydney shortly. Jessop and Turner having declined the…
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Much satisfaction is felt in local bowline circles at the prospect of a solid club being formed at Maitland. Mr. W. M'Leod has boon working in this direction for…
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In reply to "Junior Enthusiast's" leter A. E. Thurling writes:—"He says that no player should he asked to play senior before he has been allowed two seasons in…
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Charlestown and Stockton meet in the second Junior final on the Association Ground this afternoon. An admission fee of sixpence will be charged…
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Entries are due this evening for Came-and Gibson's Fifth Nursery Handicap, to be run on the 2nd prox. The given contest between W. Green and…
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The Federal and Recedale Clubs met on the Union Ground on Saturday afternoon, when the former won by nine points to three. For the winners F. Ralph, Brien,…
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