Bathurst Turf Club Races. First Day.—wednesday
The following is the general entry:— OPENING HANDICAP.—Letta Lee, Felon, Claremont, Wexford, Killarney, Garnet, Brown Eagle…
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Sport, 1890
298 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 3 of 15
Cricket
The Bathurst C.C. journey to Blayney on Saturday to return that club's visit under somewhat disadvantageous circumstances, losing as they do, for that day, the three Palmer's…
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Ernie Cavill, of Sydney, and A. F. Kenny, of Melbourne, are entered for the grand intercolonial half-mile handicap at the Western Swimming Club, Geelong. Cavill, who is 22…
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The Blandford and All Smuts' College cricket clubs will meet for their third match, on the Ordnance Ground, this afternoon, play commencing at 2 p.m. sharp. Blandford C.C…
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THE usually very quiet spot was somewhat lively on Monday, the 27th inst., when our new host (Mr. E. Phillips) of the Half-Way Hotel, had a day's racing, and I am sure…
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In the match Sydney v. Canterbury (New Zealand), the former made 279 in their second innings, leaving the local men 238 to win…
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These clubs met for their third match his season on the Ordnance Ground, on Saturday afternoon, and the result was a draw very much in favor of the…
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These clubs met on the Blandford wicket on Saturday afternoon, but, owing to the heavy thunderstorm which passed over about half-past three, and caused a cessation of play for…
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Notwithstanding some few adverse influenes the race for the Bathurst Cup to-morrow promises to be a most exciting one. The following horses arrived from Sydney by train…
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The Sydney team defeated Canterbury by 118 runs…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Original Correspondence. Banks Closed Racing Days. (To the Editor of the Bathurst Free Press.)
Sir,—Although the banks may shelter themselves under an Act of Parliament, in closing on holidays proclaimed for races, &c., I think common courtesy ought…
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The course, as might be expected on his the opening day of the summer meeting, presented an animated appearance, he sporting fraternity of the city and…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Bathurst Turf Club. Racing in the Rain. a Fair Attendance, But Indifferent Sport
So far as a "lowering sky" went, yesterday proclaimed itself one for sport, but, as they day were on, the look of the elements became more portentous, and shortly after the first race was…
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The following team will represent the Bathurst C.C. in the match with All Saints' College, at the Cricket Ground on Saturday:—Messrs. Smith, Clarke, Lainson, Ranken,…
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Since my last such a revolution has occurred in our midst—such a terrible storm in a tea-cup, so to say, that not only has all our little sporting matters been…
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The following are the names of the players to take part in the intercolonial match between New, South Wales Australia, to be commenced on the Association Cricket Ground…
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Owing to the heavy fall of rain during the night it was decided not to run the first race until 2 p.m., and at that hour, although the course was still terribly wet…
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In the Sydney v. Otago cricket match the former made 127 runs in their first innings. Otago made 36 in their, and in the second six wickets have fallen for 67…
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Low among the dewy grouses, Nested in the downy mosses, Tillowed on the fragrant masses Of the chickwood's tender flower…
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The first Intercolonial Cricket Match between picked teams of New South Wales and South Australia took place to-day, on the Association Ground. The weather was fine,…
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