Cricket
The Burrundulla team failed to turn up last Saturday, and are waiting to get a few champions, to help them to down Gulgong,…
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Sport, 1899
1,417 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 3 of 71
Amateur Races
The above races on the 26th instant promise to be the most successful held here since the days of big prize money. The entries will be unusually…
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The annual races took place on the Goolma course on Friday last, there being an enormous crowd of racing enthusiasts present. Things were…
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Coonabarabran races commenced on Thursday. The Mudgee horse, Braceburn, went up, and also a good contingent of sports. There was…
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At Bathurst, on Saturday, G. Payne, the Wang cricketer, playing with the Railway team against the Federals, made 133, not out. The following will represent Lithgow in a match…
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The new club has boon formed, and hence forth it will bs known by the name of Bathurst C.C.—precisely the same name as that given to the club which was formed…
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Posters have been printed notifying that races will be held at Ted Gossage's paddock, near the Budgee Hotel, on the 26th January, money…
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I am very pleased to see that a new club has been started is Bathurst as I think there is room and material enough for another good team and I will be much surprised if…
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Players for the Dubbo match at Dubbo on January 26th have been selected as follows: Lee A. Gardiner. G Gardiner, Bayley, Meed, Jonas, Lewis , Bonuor, Kenna, May,…
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The Mayor of Brisbane publicly welcomed the visiting South Australian cricketers at the Town Hall today…
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The Golden Gate Boxing Club's tournament was brought to a close last night with a contest between. Dawson and Dunn, when the former won in five…
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Playing for Paddiogton against Redlern on Saturday V.Tmmper scored 109 W.S.Duff made 120 and A.J.Hopkins 197 playing for North Sydney against…
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In Union Competition matches to-day, Orange District beat East Orange Rovers. Reserves and Spring Hill played a draw, Meadow Greek beat…
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The Mayor of Brisbane publicly welcomed the visiting South Australian cricketers at the Town Hall today…
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The first match between teams representing Queensland and South Australian commenced to-day on the Brisbane Cricket Ground, The weather was all that could be…
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The S nice competition match between Federals and Railway was com[?]nued and concluded on the Association Cricket Ground on saturday afternoon the result being a…
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BY JACK HIGH…
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Patron, Mr. T. H. Goodwin, M.L.A.; President, D. I. Watt; Vice-president, R. F. Irving and C. P. Bayly; Judge, S. G…
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The above races, which took place on Thursday and Friday last, passed off successfully. Mr. D. I. Watt's Loch Leven, carrying…
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Mr. E. Keane having stated decisively that he would play no more with Federal C.C. the members considered their playing strength not up to senior form and…
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