Bathurst Football Club. Seventeenth Annual Meeting
The annual meeting of the Bathurst Football Club was held at the Club House Hotel on Friday night. The Vice-President (Mr. H. C. Matthews) was in the chair…
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Sport, 1890
298 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 6 of 15
Cricket. Bathurst 2Nd Eleven v. IVANHOES
The above met for the third time this season on Saturday afternoon on the turf. The result was somewhat of a surprise and was an instance of the glorious…
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Tim Hawkesbury races have been postponed until Saturday and Monday next, in consequence, of the heavy rain…
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The cricket season of 1889-90 is, fast drawing to a dose, and hi all probability the Easter matches will about wind up, at any rate, the senior cricket here. Both…
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Very little speculation has taken place on the forthcoming racing events, and quotations are unaltered…
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The match spoken of in our issue, of Thursday last between the married and single members of the Bathurst Cricket Club is to take place to-morrow afternoon at the Cricket…
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The Hawkesbury Races have again been postponed on account of the recent rain render course unfit for racing. The races Tuesday and Thursday next…
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The Californian Athletic Club, San Francisco, has offered 20,000 dollars for a boxing match between Sullivan and Jackson…
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The match between the married and single members of the Bathurst club was commenced on Saturday. The Benedicts went in first, and having, in the absence…
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A boxing contest for £200 aside took place at the Pelican Club between two well-known boxers, Bill Baxter and Fred Johnson. The match was decided in favor of the former on a…
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The Easter holidays promise to be quite a gala time among cricketers. No less than three elevens from Sydney are invading Bathurst by the mail train on Friday morning,…
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We are glad to learn that arrangements have been finally made by which the visit of the Oriental C.C. is assured for the Easter holidays. The Bathurst Club has…
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The match between the above clubs commenced on the cricket ground this morning. The Bathiirst men first took the wicket sending in W. and T. Kessel…
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We have much pleasure in intimating that Mr. Fred G. Carter, the well-known Sydney: harrier and amateur, athlete, is in town, and has convened a meeting for this…
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Numerous matches were played on Saturday and Monday, the visiting teams from Sydney having an enjoyable time of it…
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The races took place to-day with, the following result:— Hack Race.—Riley's Locket, I; Sloan's Paddy, 2…
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Mantilla is first favorite for the Hawkes-bury Handicap at 3 to 1…
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Surefoot is the favourite for the Derby at 4 to 1. Narellan and Kirkham, the Australian horses, stand at 18 to 1…
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Dear Sir,—Leaving out of the question the good taste of your correspondent "The Demon's" absurd criticisms on the Picnic Race Club's handicaps—he having hitherto…
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Hawehsbury Handicap: Golden Crown I, Insignia a, Mantilla 3…
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