Bowls
Wickham v City Green 2.30 to-day. Former's team; Ash, Bond (22), Hogue Wilkins. Oaks, Lawless, Sheen (2), Frewin. Frewin, Fountain, Richardson,…
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Sport, 1903
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Football
A start in to be made with the local competition matches this afternoon. Four of the games are to be played on the Rugby Ground, while several others…
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The second junior final match between Rosedale and Fullerton Cove teams will be continued en the Association Ground this afternoon. The game is at an…
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The Northern District Football League hold a meeting at Sample's Hotel last evening. There was a large attendance, and Mr. R. F. Watson occupied the chair…
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In a contest for the World's Lightweight Wrestling Championship, at New York, on 2nd April George Bothner, of Now, York, throw the English champion…
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There was a fair attendance on the Albion Ground on Saturday afternoon for the opening matches of the three competitions, senior, Junior, and second…
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There was a large gathering of ladies and gentlemen at the East Maitland Lawn Tennis Club's court on Saturday, when the opening rounds of the two…
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Bowlers mustered in strong force on the Waratah green on Saturday to witness the pennant final between Newcastle and Hamilton. The weather was fine, and…
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The official opening of the season 1903 took place on Saturday, when the weather was everything that could be desired. The competition matches wore confined…
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At the Galety on Saturday night, there was a large crowd to witness the glove contest between Reader and Conlou. In the fifth round both men [?]ched…
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In another column the Hamilton Football Club (Australian rules) draws attention to a meeting for to-morrow night. The team play their first badge match at Hamilton…
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The New Zealand team for the Australian tour will play a match in Wellington on the same day that they leave for Sydney, (July 11), Mr. F. S. Murray (Auckland)…
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G. L. Jessop, at a recent club dinner, expressed himself in favour of diminishing the width of the bat rather than increasing the width or height of the…
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The death is reported from America of an old-time English pugllist in Tom Allen, of Birmingham, brother to another noted, fighter in Horny Allen. Tom was…
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The meeting called by the Rugby Club for last night, at Cameron's Miners' Arms, was postponed in consequence of the sparse attendance. The members of the…
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A meeting of the executive of the Hunter District Rugby Union was held at Sampson's Rooms last evening. Mr. W. A. Terry occupied the chair, and there was a…
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Professor Miller and his wife leave Melbourne for England by the s.s. Sophocies next Wednesday. Peter Murphy and Jack Maegowan, in…
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The New England Branch Union has suggested, with a view to picking the Northern. Border Country Week team, that New England and Northern Border…
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In accordance with the new instruction by the M.C.C., bats were measured by the umpires at the Oval on the occasion of the first English match, Braund's bat, the first…
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Considering the inclement weather a good number of the local members met at Sharp's Queen's Arms Hotel last night. Prior to ho meeting, the league…
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