Queen's Birthday Regatta
A MEETING of the committee was held at Hynes' hotel on Tuesday, Present—Mr. Varley in the chair, Messrs. Rutledge, Williams, Stokes, M. Rush, Lyons, J. Rush, O'Keeffe, Jordon, M'Fadden, Avery,…
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Sport, 1891
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The Regatta
SINCE the appearance of the handicaps for the chief events in connection with the forthcoming regatta increased interest has been manifested in the gathering, and the attendance promises to be…
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A MATCH was commenced on Saturday on the Northern wicket between the Warwicks and Warataks, which will be continued on Saturday next. The latter scored 56, while their opponents have…
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A REGISTERED MEETING was held on the Bench (about 2 miles from Yamba) on Saturday, and attracted some 300 persons, the majority of whom were on horseback. There were a good number from…
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THE adjourned meeting of the above association was held in the Superior Public Scohool, Grafton, on Saturday last. There were 20 members present. Mr. Thorne took the chair…
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THE river has been a scene of activity during the week and as many as twelve and fourteen scullers have been out on the water, doing a fair amount of work. The number was increased on Thursday by the arrival of Stephenson…
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A MEETING of Committee was held at Hynes' hotel on Tuesday evening; Mr. Varley in the chair. Present—Dr. Hedley, Messrs. M. and J. Rush, J. O'Keeffe, E. L. Rutledge. H. Jordan, G…
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SWAN CREEK V. BRUSHGROVE.—This was played on the ground of the latter on Saturday, and resulted in a win for the former on the first innings by 23 runs. C. Eggins, for the Creekites, played a…
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THE weather yesterday morning was not promising for out-door sport. There were a few light showers in the forenoon; but the afternoon was all that could be desired. The water was fairly smooth,…
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SYDNEY, SATURDAY.—This meeting was held on Randwick course to-day, results being as follows: Hurdle Race, about 2 miles and a furlong—Letta Lind, 9st, first; Sluggard, 9-7, second; Killarney,…
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AT the banquet on Monday evening the MAYOR (Mr. Hockey) referred to the Clarence as the home of scullers ot renown, making special reference to such celebrities as Colone, Rush (who brought the…
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A CRICKET match was played on the Lionsville cricket ground last Saturday between the rival teams of Yulgilbar and Lionsville, the former wining by 2 runs and five wickets to fall. The…
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THE following nominations were made up to 9 o'clock last evening:— OPENING HANDICAP.—Aspiuall's Epsome, Foran's Tarantara, Kratz's Bruce, Ilander, Donohue's Brisbane,…
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A MEETING of Committee was held at Hynes' hotel on Tuesday evening, when there were present— Messrs. M. Rush (in the chair), Laird, A. Gray, Stokes, Avery, Hynes, O'Keeffe, J. Rush, Jordan,…
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TYNDALE PUBLIC SCHOOL V. SOUTH ARM P. S.— These clubs met on the latter's wicket on Saturday, and after a well contested game resulted in a win for the latter by 3 runs; South Arm playing with…
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CORAKI, MONDAY.—The regatta on Saturday was attended by over 1000 people, and passed off successfully. Showers of rain fell during the afternoon, Results:—…
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OUR correspondent writes:—The postponed handicap sweep was ran off on Saturday, and brought out four starters, resulting in a win for Rainbow after a close finish. A match was afterwards run…
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THE general entry for these races, which take place to-day, was very satisfactory. Handicap Hack race —Yately 9-7, Myrs 8-7, Botheration 8-2, Banker 8-2, Miss Ada Sst, Rainbow 7-9, Tomboy 7-7, Squattor…
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COMMITTEE—Messrs. W. Goodger, J. Carlton, A. C. Small, T. Noud, P. Neale, J. Chisholm. E. J. Spry, J Botallick, A. M'Millan, A. Flanders, E. Cameron, H. Buchanan, T. M'Callum, A. Campbell, and M'Phce…
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SEVERAL Australians are performing prominently in cricket circles in the old country, and worthily upholding the honour of these Southern lands. In a match, Thornton's…
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