Cricket
GLENREAGH v. BRAUNSTONE.—Played at Glenreagh on Saturday. The weather was anything but favorable for good cricket, although the wicket stood well. Play did not commence until 1.30…
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Sport, 1890
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Ballina Races
LISMORE, FRIDAY.—The Ballina races on Thursday was ran on the new course, about 1½ miles from the wharves. There was a fair attendance. Results: Opening Handicap, 1 mile—Millington's Galway,…
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WARATAH V. COPMANHURST.—The return match between the above clubs came off on the oval on Saturday. resulting in a win for the city team by 59 runs on the first innings. The Waratahs ran up…
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BRAUNSTONE V. FITZROY.—These clubs met on the gronnd of the former on Saturday. Play commenced rather late, and a smart shower ofter the first innings of the Braunstone delayed the game…
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WARWICKS v. WARATAHS. — This was a mixed match; the Warwick's and Waratahs including three each of the first eleven. For the Waratahs Jordan and Davies batted well, and for the…
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The following weights were adjusted by a wellknown local gentleman, who, we think, has made a very fair handicap. The top weight may appear to have an unreasonable impost; bat his…
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TRIDENTINE is looked on as a certainty for the Southampton and South Grafton Handicaps, and bar accident she should win; while Dander, who is very fit, will probably follow her home. The…
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THE attendance at these races on Saturday at Randwick was not so large as on the previous day, but the racing was good. Results:— Hurdle Race, about 2¼ miles.—Fog, 10-4, first;…
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THESE races took place at Casino on Saturday, when the weather was terribly hot, and the attendance very small. Results:— Trial Handicap.—Serf, 7-5, first; Galway, 8-5,…
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THE 45th intercolonial match between N. S. Wales and Victoria commenced at Melbourne on Boxing Day. Blackham captained the home team, and Moees the visitors, and the former won the toss…
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THE race meetings on Friday and Saturday were most successful. The weather was fine, and those who braved the oppressive heat were amply repaid, for the racing was very good, more…
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AT these races at Casino on Friday, it was very hot, and the attendance was small. Results:— Trial Handicap.—Milo 8-12, and Hock 8-2 ran a dead heat, Boquet, 8st, third. The money was…
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THERE was an attendance of about 25,000 at Randwick on Friday, and everything passed off without a hitch. Results:— Hurdle Race, 2 miles.—Handover, by Sunlight,…
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