Late Telegrams. Sydney, Monday. Victorian Bicycle Races
At the Victorian League of Wheelman's meeting on Saturday Walne, won the international scratch mile, and Jackson the ten mile…
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Sport, 1899
1,417 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 4 of 71
Cricket
At a meeting of the New South Wales Cricket Association held on Monday night a letter from Mr. W. A. Plynn, secretary of the Bathurst District Cricket Union, was…
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Teams representing Meagher & Co, and Even's Plains played a club match on the Ord[?]ncs Ground yesterday afternoon, and after an exciting and closely-contested game…
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The following Australian racehorses have been nominated for the principal handicaps, to be run in England during the early part of the current season:—…
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Cup competition matches will be resumed on Saturday, when the following will take place:-- 'Wang v. Oakey Park, at 'Wang; Smelters v. Hartley Vale, Smelters wicket; Ironworks A v…
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A race meeting was held at Ilford on Friday, 13th inst., and proved most successful. The attendance was very good, and the racing splendid, the different events being well contested. The bookmaking…
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ON Thursday next (Anniversary Day) the Molong cricketers journey to Cudal where they will engaged the willow-wieldors of that place in battle. Molong will be represented…
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The Cricket Union is at present putting worth a great deal more energy in the interesting the game locally than has hitherto been a wont. This was made manifest when it…
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The annual general meeting of the Lithgow Tennis Club was held at the Commercial Bank on Monday evening. There were present--Dr. Asher, Messrs. Hayley, Lee, Morrice, Holdship, Honeyman,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Races at Manildra
A DAY'S races (under A.J.C. Rules) will be held at Manildra on Anniversary Day, 26th January, and the various events to be run are set forth in Another column…
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The hon. sec. of B.D.C. Union has received a telegram from Forbes, stating that it is impossible, to send a team from there to Bathurst. Consequently a very…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Home Rule Races. to the Editor
Sir,—My attention has been drawn to a letter in your issue of the 6th, signed, "A Canadian Visitor," re what he terms "The…
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The second game in the club's tournament was played yesterday between Messrs. A. Curtis and J. Simmons (scratch), and Messrs. J. Allison and…
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As I anticipated would be the ease the newly-formed Bathurst Club proved in their first match that they are a lively combination and will be able to hold their own with most…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Cricket Field Kelso v. Evans' Plains
At Evans' Plains this afternoon. Kelso team: S. Marsden, G. Russell, 0. Lee, V. Fitzpatrick, A. Hare, F. Connell, W. Thompson, E. M.'Menamin…
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A 100yds handicap, under the auspices of the above club, was contested at the baths on Saturday afternoon in the presence of a fair crowd of swimming enthusiasts. Being…
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At the Golden Gate Athletic Club to-night J. Gaffney, of Watarloo, beat J. Keys, of Newtown, in eight rounds…
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The following races were ran today: Waverley Club's 66yds Handicap :—N. McHugh, 1 ; H. McDonald, 2; H. Treacy, 3…
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We are glad to note that a considerable amount of energy is being devoted to the advancement of cricket in Bathurst' and with excellent results. There seems…
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