By Telegraph. Racing Dispute. Sydney, This Day
The Stewards of the Rosehill Racing Club yesterday sustained a protest against Rapid, who won the hurdle race at Rosehill on Saturday. They fined Mr. Thorathwaite £50, and…
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Sport, 1889
131 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 5 of 7
Settlement of the Cricket Ground Association Difficulty
All cricketers have found something to talk about recently in the topic of the "Western District Association." We can now authoritatively state that the Association idea is now…
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Continued on Trove, page 2 →CRICKET. The Agreement re the use of the Ground Disapproved of in some Particulars
At a meeting of the Blandford C.C. last evening at which a large number of member turned up, the rules drawn up by the representatives of the Bathurst and Blandford Clubs…
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On Saturday night there was a large attendance at Mathews' Athletic Hall many being unable to gain admission. The ball opened with a four round contest between Bob…
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At the Intercolonial Lawn Tennis Contest the Ladies' Single-handed Championship was won by Miss A'Beckett…
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Now that there is some prospect of the interest in ticket being revived here, you may allow me to indite you a few remarks snent the matter. In the first place I must express my pleasure ns an…
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At Sunny Corner, on Monday night, devotees of "Fistiana" had a grand evening [?] sport, in a two hour set-to between Molloy, of Sydney, and O'Connor, of Bathurst. The…
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We shall to-morrow publish a letter from the Secretary of the Bathurst Club to the Blandfords containing the former's ultimatum re the matter of the Association. The Bathursts go…
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DEAR SIR,—In replying to your letter of the 17th instant, in which you notify us of your club's having at its full meeting thrown out rules 3 and 4 of the projected agreement…
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The Blandford and All Saints' College 1st. elevens will meet on the Blandford wicket on Saturday afternoon, play to commence at 1.45. The following will represent tho Blandford…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Cricket Clubs. (To the Editor the "National Advocate.")
Sir,—Under the above heading in your issue of to-day I find that Mr. Thos. Thompson, Hon. Sec, of the Bathurst C.C. says— :"Mr. W. H. Webb, has I understand, promised a…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Proposed Cricket Association. (To the Editor of the "National Advocate.")
DEAR SIR,—Permit me to reply briefly to some parts of the letter appearing in your issue of the 21st, signed by the secretary of the Bathurst C.C…
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Since penning my last the so-called ultimatum of the District Cricket Club has appeared in the press, and as I am informed the Blandford Cricket Club is not at all likely to agree to the conditions…
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A meeting of the Blandford C.C. was held at the Commercial Hotel last evening at which a resolution was passed instructing the secretary to reply to the letter from the Bathurst…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Proposed Cricket Association. Mr. Hadley's Reply to Mr. Thompson
Dear sir.—I beg to acknowledge receipt of your letter of 21st inst re proposed union. The letter was read at a special general meeting of my club, held on the 22nd. It was…
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The following is a copy of the reply sent by the Blandford Club to the letter from the Bathurst Club:— Bathurst, Nov. 25th, 1889…
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The weather is fine and there is a good attendance. The results are—Hurdles: Rapid 1, Melton 2, Speculation 3, Flying Handicap: Gaytime 1, Cobweb 2, Oxenham 3…
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Heigh-oh! Much a do about nothing!" Poor Charlie Naylor's grand, I might say brilliant, conception of a Cricket Union" all ended in smoke, and a bad kind of smoke, for there is a partly hidden…
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The seating accommodation in Sam Matthews' Hall, George-street, has been rearranged and everything necessary for the comfort and convenience of those who delight…
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