The Cricket Season
NEXT month will be the proper time to resume cricket, and it is hoped the "knights of the willow" will infuse a little more spirit into the game than last year. So far as football is concerned, it was…
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Sport, 1887
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Richmond River Annual Races. By Telegram
CASINO, THURSDAY.—The above races came off to-day. The attendance was moderate, and the weather splendid. The racing all through is considered the best ever seen here. The following are…
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LISMORE, SATURDAY.—The following are the acceptances for the principal Handicaps to be run for at the meeting of the above Club on Thursday and Friday. So far, the…
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SIR.—I see by your business columns that the Southampton Club and the one solitary club on this side of the river (the Alberts) have called meetings of their members, with the object, I…
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THE following are the results of Saturday's racing: SAPLING STAKES.—L. L. Smith's filly, by Darriwell—Alethe, 1; Witch of Endor 2, Misty Maid 3. Time, 39sec…
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LISMORE, FRIDAY.—The races were continued today. The attendance was larger than on the first day. Results:- SHORTS HANDICAP—Sir Francis 1, Fraud 2, Lady…
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SYDNEY, FRIDAY.—The above races came off yesterday, with the following result:- FLYING HANDICAP—African I, Toronto 2, Fano 3. TWO-YEAR-OLD HANDICAP.—Lady-in-Waiting,…
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SYDNEY, WEDNESDAY—The following acceptances have been made for the undermentioned races, which come off the 8th and 10th of next month:—…
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LISMORE, THURSDAY.—The 14th annual race meeting of this club came off to-day. The attendance was not large, but the racing throughout was very good, notwithstanding that the course was heavy…
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ABOUT 200 persona attended these races on Saturday. The handicaps provided very good racing. We are indebted to one who was present for the following results:…
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THE A. J. C. Spring Meeting was s splendid success, and everything passed off in a most satisfactory manner. The attendance was as large as it has ever been at Randwick on Derby day. The…
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THE first match of the season was commenced on Fisher Park on Saturday afternoon, between the Albert and Swan Creek clubs. As might be expected after such a long interval without practice,…
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A MATCH was played on the oval, Fisher Park, on Tuesday last between an eleven chosen from the employes in the Examiner office and 15 from the Grammar school. The Press representatives won in…
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THE match between the Albert and Swan Creek clubs was concluded on Saturday afternoon, resulting in a win for the former by 28 rans. The remaining six wickets to complete the second…
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THESE races took place on Saturday, with the fol lowing results:- Flying Handicap, 7 furlongs.—Belvoirina, 6-4.1; African, 8-6,2; Rosseville, 7-2,3. Won by a length…
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THESE races commenced at Caulfield on Saturday, when the weather waa fine, and the attendance fairly large. Results:- Caulfield Stakes, 1¼ miles and a distance (weight…
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THE match between the Albert and Swan Creek clubs was resumed and concluded on Saturday, resulting in the defeat of the former by 38 runs. The bowling and fielding of the Alberts was not…
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THE L. C. Rowing Club has issued a programme of six events, to be rowed at Maelean on Prince of Wales'Birthday, four of which are open to any club on tho river. With the following entries some…
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THE Echo's Melbourne correspondent writes:—The Victorian racing carnival has practically commenced, and for a solid month to come, therofore, we shall talk of nothing, think of nothing, dream of nothing…
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A CLUB regatta was held on the South Grafton coarse on Saturday afternoon. There did not appear to be much interest manifested in the affair but a passing shower, just when the proceedings…
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