Football. Rugby Union
The annual general meeting of the Northern Branch of the Rugby Football Union is to be hold at the Chamber of Commerce on Monday evening next. The…
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Sport, 1906
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Maitland Races
Another race meeting is to be held at Rutherford to-day, under the management of Mr. A. J. Prentice. The programme to be submitted contains five events, and…
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Early next week arrangements will be made for the propose benefit entertainment in aid of Mrs. Lyons, of Cook's Hill, whose home was recently destroyed…
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"On Side" writes: in reviewing the report published by you to be presented to the Rugby Union delegation, there are one or two items I would like to draw their…
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At the Public Schools' carnival in Sydney on Saturday there was much excitement among the boys when the competitors for the 100 Yards Schoolboy…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →District News Belmont. Concert in Aid of Regatta
A concert in aid of the regatta fund was given in Mr. Yarsley's hall on Friday night. The concert had been promoted by Mr. and Mrs. James Hannell, of…
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IN honour of the first juniors of the Waratah Cricket Club winning the final of that grade and the Paine Cup, the members held a social in the School of…
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The Rosehill race meeting attracted a large audience on Saturday. The weather was fine, and the acing all that could be desired. Results:—…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Saturday's Cricket. Senior Final. Newcastle West v. HAMILTON
West won the toss, and seat Gibson an Taylor to the wickets to the bowling of Clayton and Waddy. Clayton was on the spot, and play was very slow, neither…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Maitland District "Newcastle Herald" Branch Office: High-street, West Maitland. Maitland Races. Pastime and Eppie
Fine weather and an attractive programme were responsible for a good attendance at Rutherford on Saturday, for the March meeting of the Maitland Race…
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At the Galety Athletic Club on Saturday night, "Props" Reader met Charlie Hornery, to decide the best of a twenty-round contest. The weights were…
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The annual general meeting of the Northern Branch of the Rugby Football Union was held at the Chamber of Commerce last evening, the president, Mr. T…
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Word had been received in Sydney that Ted Robbie, lightweight champion of Tasmania, had defeated "Cocher" Tweedie, of New South Wales, in 11 rounds. The…
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The English Rugby Union has considered the request of the N.S.W. Union for power to carry out the regulations of the English Union, and for the right to…
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The annual meeting of the Federal Rugby Football Club was held last evening at Asquith's Hotel, Mr. J. Spellacy occupying the chair. The report submitted…
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The National Sporting Club hall was crowded in every part to-night, when Whitelaw and Andrews met in a twenty rounds contest. Whitelaw, who had…
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Like many other Sydney residents, Mr. J. D. Young some years ago was attracted by the late George Seale's cleverness with the gloves, and having had an…
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Representatives of the following country clubs are expected to compete in Sydney during country week:—Newcastle, Wellington Bathurst, Goulburn, Kiama,…
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Some junior players have been told that there are many alteration in the mode of scoring, in connection with the Rugby game. One of the changes is said to be…
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Mr. J. J. Giltinan has arranged for the following team to visit Goulburn at Easter to play Goulburn and District (18):—V. Trumper, V. Bardsley, Bubb, H. Carter,…
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