Cricket. BATHURST V. ORANGE
The first eleven of the Bathurst district club paid a visit to Orange on Now Year's day whon they played an eleven of that district club. Two of tho players for Orange were from a…
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Sport, 1889
131 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 1 of 7
Cricket
Blandford C. C. v. Evans Plains C. C. The above clubs met for an afternoon's leather-hunting on the Ordnance Ground on Saturday afternoon.—Considering tho thermometer record…
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The Victoriaus in their first innings made 152, and the New South Wales team 238, Donnon making 48, not out, and Jones and Richardson 41 each. In the second innings of the Victorians…
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OFFICERS: President, Jno Meagher, Esq. J.P. Vice Presidents: John Lee Esq., Kite, Esq., J.P. and Dr Machattie, J.P. Stowards; Dr Machattic, Mr Linsday, Mr. W. Lee, Mr.G. Mattews, and Mr, M…
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The day broke fine and warm und was a vast improvement on Wednesday. Early in the day many spectators drawn out by the change made their way to the course, and a far greater concourse of…
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THE annual meeting in connection with the Molong Jockey Club took place on Thursday and Friday last. In consequence of the past had season, together with the want of interest…
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A swimming contest in connection with the Bathurst Swimming Ball, was held on Wednesday afternoon; there was a [?] and considerable interest was shown in the different races…
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The Blandford and All Saints' College first elevens met on the Ordnance Ground on Saturday evening and the match resulted in a rather easy win for the "Beans," by two wickets and 38 runs, heavy rain…
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Yabba is first favourite for the Hawkesbury Handicap at 3 to 1, Plutarch 4 to 1, Wycombe, 5 to 1, Aberdeen and Willeroo, 8 to 1, Amina and Hengist 12 to 1…
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From the Forbes and Parkes Gazette we learn that E. Taylor's Harmony won the Par tea J. C. Handicap and the Town Plate, again beating Jocasta (her Forbes rival) in each event; the…
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The annual meeting of the above club was held in the Club House Hotel on Wednesday evening last when the report and balance sheet for the past year were…
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HURDLE RACE—Ayrshire-1, Parade 2.Rellringer 3. AUTUMN STAKES— Abercorn 1. Carbine 2. Peer 3. PRODUCE STAKES—Dividend 1, Fernandez 2, Aberdeen 3, ST. LEGRK—MELOS 1, VOLLEY 2, BLUENOSE 3…
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Plutarch has advanced to 12 to 1 for the Royal Stakes. Bothwell remaining first favourite at 5 to 1; Sedition 6 to 1; Tyler 8 to 1; Anteans, Wilberforce, and Steeltrap…
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The latest 'Frisco mail brings details of the glove fight between Patsy Cardiff and Peter Jackson, from which I find the colored champion had the beat of the "mill" from the start, and the ninth round was…
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On Saturday last the Orange footballers sent a team to Dubbo where they met the locals, and they succeeded in winning by 14 points to 3. The Dubbo team cannot be a very strong one when Orange can…
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Birthday Cup.—Centaur 1, Clogs 2, Stamford 3. Nineteen started. Honeydew, Bustler, Plutarch, and Retort took the load, but passing the mile post Lama went into second position, Bustler leading…
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The match, which was to have taken place on Saturday, between the Waratabs and the second fifteen of the senior club was postponed owing to the rain…
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President: John Meagher. Esi., J P,; Vice Presidents: Dr. Machattie, Messrs. John Lee and W. Kite; Stewards: Dr. Machattie, Messrs. Lindsay, W. Lee. G. Matthews and M. Coples;…
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A meeting of those interested in football generally met by advertisement at the Club House Hotel on Monday evening last to discuss the coming matches in the metropolis, and other matters of a similar…
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Next Saturday the Maoris play a match against a representative team of Now South Wales. Jack Meagher will be included in the latter team and will no doubt do some good work…
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