Racing in Australia
NATIONAL traits, moral and immoral impulses, ability to perform in matters of strength and dexterity, all seem to be intensified under the…
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Sport, 1893
80 stories in Clarence Valley & Coffs Harbour's papers · page 1 of 4
Saturday's Cricket
THE Warwicks, who played two short, sustained defeat from Alumny Creek on Saturday by 7 wickets on the first innings. For the Warwicks, Cooper made 22 (not out) by…
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VICTORIA v. N. S. WALES.—Referring to the intercolonial match played in Melbourne, "Felix" in the Australasian says: For a display of downright genuine pluck in…
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THE Daily News writes:—" The boxing kangaroo has arrived. Having escaped purchase by Mine. Bernhardt at Sydney, drowning at Colombo, and death from grief at the loss of…
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THE feeling demonstrated in connection with protests lodged recently against certain horses for running at unregistered meetings, and the several interpretations of the rules…
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THE matches on Saturday were interfered with by the heavy rain. The Waratahs met Swan Creek on the Oval, when the latter scored 65. F. Payne 15, E. Apps 12, Want…
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DESPITE the holding back of associated clubs it cannot be said that the contests suffered on that account. The entries were just as numerous, though not extending over so…
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THE Waratahs defeated Alumny Creek on the oval by 16 runs on the first innings. The visiting theam fielded well, but the absence from play by the home team told against…
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A MATCH was commenced on Saturday between the Warwicks and Waratahs, and one innings each was completed when time was called. The Warwicks played two men…
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THE Government are now hesitating as to what action they should take with regard to prize fighti[?]g, and therefore it behoves the press to hammer away until justlce is done without qualification, and the brutal…
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THE ADMIRAL has been awarded 9-9 in the Sydney Cup. A good judge, who saw the son of Richmond after the Champion Race, thinks he was a little overdone. Of those over [?] Portsea has the preference,…
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CONSIDERABLE attention has been given both in England and Australia to a book put forth by Professor Pearson, some time Minister of Education in Victoria, in which…
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THE Easter meeting of this club commenced yesterday, the opening day having been postponed from Saturday owing to the unpropitious state of the weather. Yesterday…
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TUESDAY was again all that could be desired for racing. The course, was a great improvement on Mortdny, and was only slightly muddy in places. The attendance was very…
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ON Saturday, the Warntahs met a team of the Southampton C.C. on the oval, and scored a victory on the first innings. Of the visitors Lynch made the best stand, scoring 10 (not…
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THE attendance at the recent meeting of Tattersall's Club was by no means as large as the quality of the sport and its surroundings justified. Indeed in this respect…
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THE first divisions of the single and double scull events in connection with the above were rowed on Saturday afternoon. Up to 4 p.m. the day was uncomfortably wet,…
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THE matches of Saturday were interfered with by the rain. A team of the Lawrence C.C. journeyed to Grafton to meet the Waratahs, and after the match was started,…
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THE bill now before Parliament is a measure containing 11 clauses, and divided into three parts, the first relating to Chinese, the second to Asiatic and colored races, while the third…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Original Lines. to Captain of the Upper Copmanhurst Public School Cricket Club
As though in honour of your match. The day was fine and bright. Midst boundless [?] of ethereal blue, The sun gave forth his light…
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