Cricket
WARWICK V. WARATAH.—These clubs met for the first time this season on the oval on Saturday, when the senior club sustained defeat by 12 runs on the first innings. For…
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Sport, 1891
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Cricket
WARWICKS v. CARLTONS.—Played on the Oval on Saturday, resulting in a draw in favour of the former, who batted first. The feature of the game was the long partnership of Dorrington and…
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THIS Association has at length been fairly started, and should be of much advantage for the promotion of cricket on the Clarence. At a general meeting of cricketers, held at the Crown…
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A SINGLE HANDED tournament for members of the club, handicapped by Mr. Phillips, will be played during the next fortnight. Poulton (15 handicap) plays Tyler; Collett (1/2 30 handicap) plays Ranken;…
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THE programme on Saturday was initiated with the Caulfield Stakes, for which 16 competitors donned silk. The public would have nothing but Marvel and Bungebah, the former having the call on the…
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MACLEAN, MONDAY NIGHT.—Following entries have been received for the Maclean regatta on the 9th November:— OUTRIGGER RACE.—John Malone (Swan Bay), Eli…
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CARLTON, V. WARATAH.—Played on the Oval on Saturday, resulting in a win for the former by 35 on the first innings. On opening the match the junior team were most unfortunate through…
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CARLTONS V. WARWICKS.—Played on the Oval on Saturday and resulted in a draw. The former first occupied the creases, and M'Donough showed the best circket, playing with much confidence and…
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THERE was a good attendance on Saturday. Results:—Tramway Handicap: Skittles 1, Oddfellow 2, Westella 3. Welter Handicap: Woodbine's Escort 1, Studbook 2, Auctioneer 3. Kogarah…
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We refer those interested to the programme advertisement of the local Association which appears elsewhere, for particulars of the general entry which close on Thursday evening. There are six events…
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LAWRENCE V. PALMER'S ISLAND.—These teams met on Saturday on the former's ground, and an easy victory was scored by Lawrence by 130 runs. In the first innings Lawrence put together 107, and…
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PALMER'S ISLAND V. CARLTON.—Played on the oval on Saturday, resulting in an easy win by the visitors on the first innings by 47 runs. The most striking feature of the play was the magnificent…
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IF PONY RACING becomes as popular in other districts as the nominations for Monday's meeting indicates that it will do on the Clarence, the autocratic ruling power in New South Wales will be…
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THE immense pecuniary interest in the Cup naturally caused very great interest in Saturday's racing, in which a number of favorites were to show their Spring form. And great was the rejoicing…
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ALL of the ponies in work on the course continue to keep right, with the exception of Little Bernie and Camira; the former has taken the strangles, and will not face the flag at this meeting. The…
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THE Herald's report of the first day's racing at Melbourne on Saturday, states that in the Melbourne Stakes 2 to 1 was laid on Marvel, notwithstanding he had to meet the cream of the turf…
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President and Judge, D. Roderick, Esq.; D. See, V.P. and Judge; E. Lumadsine, V.P.: Starter, J. Boden. Esq.; Referee, Donald M'Donald, Esq.; Treasurers, Dr. R. W. Young and Thomas Kyle, Esq.; Secretaries, C. J. Folbigg…
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SYDNEY, MONDAY.—On Saturday the attendance was large, and the course in excellent order. Racing commenced with the Maiden Hurdles, for which Vesphane was made favourite, and she never, left…
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OFFICERS—President. Dr. Hedley; Vice-presidents, Messrs. Hawthorne and Varley; Treasurer, Mr. E. S. Smith. Committee: Messrs. M. Rush, W. Small jun., E. Layton, P. M'Fadden. R. R. Donaldson, O. Hynes, W. J. Wood…
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SYDNEY, SATURDAY.—The weather was very hot to-day, and the attendance numerous. Foal Stakes, 1¼ mile:—Strathmore, 9-6, first; Sainfoin, 8-10, second; Tiraillerie, 9-3, third…
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