Casino Races
Opening Handicap.—Noble Mist, 6-7, 1; Danodil, 7-2, 2; Countess, 8-12, 8, Won by a lenght and a half. Novice Handicap.—Ladybird, 8-7, 1;…
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Sport, 1910
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Canterbury Park Races
Hurdle Race, about 2m.—Contorp, 9-4, 1; Ennismar, 9st., 2; Dinyah, 9-12, 8. Won by three lengths. Time, 3.46. Nursery Handicap, 5furs.—Sylvander,…
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The settling-up meeting in connection with the recent public regatta was held at the School of Arts on Thursday evening. Mr. F. Schwonberg, J…
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The semi-finals and final of the amateur boxing tournament promoted by W. Sonter drew a big house to the Theatre Royal on Thursday night…
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The Central division have arranged a match against Southgate, at Southgate, for Saturday. With the object of forming a half holiday…
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A unique fact was performed by E. J. Long for Middle Harbour against Burwood in Sydney first [?]rade cricket competition on Saturday. In Burwood's first innings he…
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Bellingen second grade journeyed to Gleniffer on Saturday last and wore defeated by the home team by 3 points to nil…
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George Coles, of Maclean, and Billy Murphy of Sydney, are to fights a boxing match at Maclean on Tuesday night in a tent adjoining the Commorcial hotel…
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Fixtures for the competition matches, to be played on Saturday next, being the starting matches of the season:—First Grade—Central v. Western, on the oval, at…
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Alberts v. Alumny Creek, at Alumny Cree, to-day: Everinzham, Klaus, Peberdy, Hynes, Towner, Dickson, Fischer, Layton, Glovanelli, Parker, Hotchkiss…
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The cricket competitions concluded yesterday. In the first grade, University and Central Cumberland were equal and will play a fingl match to…
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A well-known Sydney bookmaker—Mr. Loughlin—offered to het £5000 to £2500 that Burns would defeat. Lang in another match, but owing to the clinching of the…
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Centrals v. Western: Ryan, Fletcher (2), Pearce (2), Forrest, Lawrence, Phillips, Zietsch, McCallum, Oakes, Thorburn, Becher, Fairweather; emer., Rowies,…
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Ironbarks v. Fitzroy at Railway Hotel on Saturday: Want 2, Allsion 4, Rose, G. Roberts, Rellamy, Green, Whitton. Fitzroy: Lentfer (2), Rouse (2), Amos (2),…
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At the Newcastle Races on Saturday, the principal result was:--Newcastle Cup, 1 mile 3 furlongs.--Lady Wilde (7-11) 1, Marcotina (6-7)…
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In the British Association Cup football final Newcastle United and Barnsley tied with a goal each. in the presence of 70,000 spectators…
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Our Coff's Harbor correspondent writes:--E. Hives (10-1) and Bob Fleming (9-6) fought at Coff's Harbor Stadium on Saturday night last…
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Writing to the sporting writer of the "Maitland Mercury," Sam Fitzpatrick says —"An organisation exists in this city known as the 'Broadway Club,' and it…
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A boxing contest took place at Ulmarra last evening between Lang Murray and Tom Tollett for £10 aside. The latter was completely outclassed in a few rounds…
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LONDON, Tuesday.—The Advisory Committee of the M.C.C. has decided to make an experiment with a new method of scoring in matches for the county…
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