The Cricket Club Sports
Notwithstanding the wet, the sports in connection, with tho District Cricket Club were carried out. The committee thought at first that it would be unwise to go on, and suggested…
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Sport, 1885
17 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers
Orange Jockey Club Annual Races
President: Mr. W. N Moulder. Vice-Presidents: Messrs. H. C. Wall. M Casey, and J. Torpy. Treasurer: Mr. J. Torpy. Stewards: Messrs. P. Kenna. C. Cooper, A. M. Naylor, H. Larance…
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President : Mr. W. N. Moulder. Vice-Presidents : Treasurer : Mr. J. Torpy. Stewards : Messrs. P. Kenna. C. Cooper, A. M. Naylor, H. Laranco…
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In the cricket world the most important event of the season is the match now being played between the English professionals and the combined Australians. On Saturday…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Sporting. Molong Jockey Club Annual Races
President, Mr. James Lee. Vice-Presidents, Messrs. Claude Smith aud George Bruce. Treasurer. Mr. Charles Stockwell, Judge, Mr. L. N. Smith, Stewards: Messrs. C. Stockwell, J. F Wynne…
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Fortune again smiled on the Hobby's Yard team of cricketers on Saturday last on their own ground. A strong eleven from Reedy Greek (including the redoubtable Nagle)…
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Although the Hawkesbury meeting is to commence to morrow, says the Sydney Echo, speculation is very quiet, and no real favourite has yet been made for the principal…
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On Saturday last a match was played on the Cricket Ground between the Bathurst F. C. and "Our Boys." The attendance on the ground was fair, and considerable interest was…
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A TEAM of "Our Boys" Football Club left Bathurst on Friday night, 21st inst., by the midnight train to play the return match with Parramatta. After a sleepless but pleasant…
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The annual meeting of the members of the Bathurst Cricket Club was held in the Town Hall on Wednesday evening. There was a fair attendance and Mr. W. G. Thompson, V.P…
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Acceptances.—The Derby: First Chester, Boori, Nordenfelt, Magnifier, Uralla and Yoondo. Metropolitan: Tom Brown, Moon-shee, Honeydew Silver King, Sloth, Despot…
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The fourth annual gathering of the members of the Bathurst Football Club was held on the Cricket Ground on Saturday afternoon last. The weather was all that could be desired, and…
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SHORTS' HANDICAP.—Wanda 1, Fair Ellen 2 Moreceau 3. Maiden Plate.—Nordenfeldt 1, Magnifier 2, Bon Accord 3…
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A SPECIAL meeting of the members of the above was held in the Town Hall on Wednesday evening last, the business being to reconsider the question of annual subscription. There…
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The meeting of the Bathurst Football Club held on Wednesday evening for the purpose ol winding up the affairs of the season was one of the most successful ever held. The attendance…
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Railway Stakes.—Isonomy 1, First Prince 2, -Baron Necker 3. Kensington Stakes.—_Madelina 1, Nun 2, Telephone 3…
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would not of course be so fatuous as attempt to assert that I could point it what was the best conducted swindle [?] Cup Day (says the Melbourne…
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