Lawn Tennis
Lawn tennis players throughout the district will be pleased to learn that the Hunter River District Lawn Tennis Association has been able to so far cope with…
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Sport, 1902
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Our Cricketers. Their First Victory. Armstrong Bowls Well
LONDON, Friday.—The match between the Australian Eleven and Nottinghamshire was continued at Trent Bridge to-day…
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In the glove contest at the Golden Gate on Saturday night, between Frost and James, the former won in the seventh round. James fought a plucky battle, but…
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The postponed game between the aldermen and the City Club is to be played on the Newcastle green to-morrow afternoon. A large number of ladies have…
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Alderman Henry Atkinson, a vice-president of the Western Division Club, has announced his inbention of providing a silver cup for the senior football…
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A number of English football teams visited the Continent at Easter, playing matches in Austria, Germany, Belgium, and France, and everywhere proving…
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A. H. Hornby, son of the famous "A.N.," is not only a very promising cricketer, but also a good horseman. He made his first appearance as an amateur…
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The competition at Paris for the Lawn Tennis (covered courts) Championship of France concluded in a win for an Englishman, Mr. M. J. G. Ritchie, a member…
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Owing to the poor support received from the runners, Mr. D. Thomas has abandoned the £15 handicap he intended running at Cockle Creek next Saturday. Had…
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The matter of city baths for Melbourne was advanced another stage last week, when the City Council accepted the design Of Mr. J. J. Clark, of Brisbane,…
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The first general meeting of the newly-elected delegates of clubs affiliated to the Hunter District Rugby Union was held at the old Masonic Hall, last evening. Mr…
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The New Zealand Cricket Council has decided to write to Lord Hawke stating that there is every prospect of arrangements being made for the proposed visit…
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At the invitation of the City Bowling Club, the aldermen participated in a game of bowls on the Upper Reserve green yesterday fine, and the game was…
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Gibson and Cameron's postponed Nursery Handicap is to be run to-morrow night. Jack Fuller, who fought "Boko"…
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The district competition matches, controlled by the Hunter District Lawn Tennis Association, have been arranged to commence on Saturday next. Owing to…
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LONDON, Thursday.—The Newmarket second spring meeting was continued yesterday, when the principal event was decided as follows:…
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Gibson and Cameron's postponed Nursery Handicap is down for decision this evening. The entries are as numerous an ever, and seeing that the best runners in…
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In consequence of this being "Show Day" the game, Lowlands v. Waratah, has been cancelled. The members of the former club will take the opportunity of…
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Smith and Ramshaw did not come to terms for their projected glove contest. Joe Thomal has expressed himself willing to meet W. Smith, Paddy King's…
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The Maitland Club has been successfully formed, and on Wednesday next twelve of its members will be entertained by the City Club on their green in the…
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