Pepper's Creek Races
These races came off on Monday last, the 31st, instant, in the presence of a large and highly respectable concourse of spectators, numbering upwards of three hundred persons…
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Sport, 1859
22 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 1 of 2
Grand Intercolonial Cricket Match New South Wales V. Victoria
The cloning seems of this great match took place on Saturday last. On that morning the score stood thus :— New South Wales : First innings, 69 ; second…
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Those races came off on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday last, and were well attended. The sport throughout was first rate and the weather was most propitious…
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This being the sixth year since the commencement of these Anniversary Commemoration Races, we were last week enlivened by the stirring interest which attaches to their "coming…
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The double-wicket, announced in our last issue, came off on Monday last on the Orduance Reserve. Captain Battyo and Mr. G. Richardson presided over one eleven, while…
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Trial Stake— [?]…
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We have received the following brief notice of the "events" of the first day of these Races, Which commenced on Wednesday the 2nd instant. The weather was very fine, but the…
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The very strenuous efforts which have been made by the Bathurst Race committee to secure putronage and approhation of the racing public of the District have we are happy to…
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The sky in the early part of tho morning was extremely lowering, and offered every presage of rain; this however, was not the case, for the say turned out most propitiously, the sun shope…
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The payment of the prizes took place on Friday evening, at the conclusion of the Races, the Club Home Hotel, in the presence of a lory large assemblage,and the proceedings…
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A first-rate match was played on Saturday last between two elevens of Bathurst and surrounding district. The weather was delightful, and a large number of visitors, including a great…
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The return match between the two elerens handed by Mr. G. Richardson and Mr. W. Richardson, was played on Saturday last on the flat between the Vale Creek and Denison Bridges…
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It had been intended that the match which was commenced on Saturday last and whose progress we recorded in our columns on Wednesday, should have been concluded on that day…
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The first cricket match on the grounds of the Messrs. Richardson, at Evans' plans, was played on Saturday last. Though the day was fine, and observed…
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Mr. C. J. Smith's big., Planet, aged....1 1 E. Taylor c.m. Wild Irish Girl.. 4 2 J.Bowyer's b.g., Tom Moodie, aged 2 3. W. Martin's e.g. Nicholas aged.. 3 4…
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In pursuance of an advertisement which appeared in both the local paper, a meeting of the Committee of the bathurst Races for 1859 was held at Mrs. Canfields Royal Hotel, on…
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The Trial States were won by Mr. T. J. Roberts' b. C. Moss Rose, ridden by Cashman beating two others. The Australian Plate was won by Mr. C…
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The above races came off on the 9th and 10th instant. The attendance was not as good as on former occasions, but the good feeling that was displayed throughout the races made up for the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →CRICKET. To the Editor of the S. M. Herald
SIR,—As the return National Cricket Match at Melbourne is on the tapis, will you allow into suggest to the gentlemen appointed a committee to carry out the arrangements, that the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →CRICKET. To the Editor of the Bathurst Free Press and Mining Journal
Sir,—The season is advancing—much time has already been lost, and yet nothing is done to form a Cricket Club here on anything like a proper footing. No exertion is made to send a…
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