Polo Club Races
THE meeting of the Polo Racing Club, which takes place on Monday week (Prince of Wales' birthday) is attracting much attention, and promises to prove…
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Sport, 1890
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Cricket. Broken Hill v. Wanderers
THREE association matches were played on Saturday, and while the result of that at South Broken Hill between the local and the Banks clubs was a foregone…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →V. R. C. Spring Meeting. Review of Saturday's Racing. Its Effect on the Cup Chances. The Latest Betting. [By Telegraph.] (From Our Sporting Reporter.) Melbourne
Saturday's racing at Flemington affords some indication of what may be expected in the coming big events. There are 14 horses in the Cup, whose price was about…
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A MEETING of the South Australian Football Club was held last night, at Elliott's Hotel, the captain (Mr. J. Herbert) in the chair. The secretary (Mr. W. Skinner)…
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THE Tonsorial Artists met the Storekeepers' Assistants this afternoon on the reserve, and succeeded in compiling 22 runs. In their innings the storekeepers…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →English Cricket. Blackham's Opinion. [By Telegraph.] From Our Own Correspondent. ADELAIDE
The "Advertiser" to-day publishes an interview with Mr. J. S Blackham, one of the returning Australian cricketers. He says the English have much improved…
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IN the match between the "Silver Age" and Storekeepers, the scores stood when we went to press yesterday:—"Silver Age," 88; Storekeepers, one wicket for…
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THE following is the team selected from the Storekeepers to play against the Assistants on the reserve on Monday next:—R. Norris, Gerschel, Thomas,…
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Two previously unfinished matches were played out on the reserve this afternoon, that between the Broken Hill and Zingari clubs being won by the latter by 47 runs,…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Polo Club Races. (By Our Sporting Reporter.)
THE meeting of the Broken Hill Polo Club, which takes place on the racecourse on Monday, promises to be a much more successful gathering than the last. As…
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Those who witnessed the match between the Storekeepers and Assistants on the Reserve yesterday must have been surprised at the all-round improvement on…
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THIS afternoon the first of the swimming matches were decided at Silverthorne's baths, but owing to some error on the part of the proprietors in taking…
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THE settling-up over the Polo Club races, held on Monday, took place at Tattersall's (Finn's) last night. There were about 40 gentlemen present, and a very…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Thackaringa Races. [By Our Sporting Reporter.]
Now that the excitement of the Melbourne Cup and the local polo races is over, the attention of local sports is being turned to the Thackarings races on…
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ON Saturday afternoon, when our report closed for the second edition, the match between these teams stood as follows:— Railways, 91; Souths, no wickets for 9…
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THE Thackaringa race meeting, which was originally announced to take place on the Prince of Wales' Birthday, but was postponed on account of the promoters being…
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THIS afternoon a team representing Hugo's Buffalo Minstrels, including the versatile Tom Thumb, tried conclusions with the Business Employers' Cricket…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Horse-racing in Japan. Stunted Animals Carry Fat Owners and Outsiders Bet as much as a Cent
THE Japanese sport cannot stop a base ball owing to the formation of his legs, but when he includes a pony in his parentheses he ia in his element. At the…
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OF the two matches on the reserve this afternoon, neither were finished when we went to press. The match between the Railways and Wanderers promises to be…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Boxing Contests. Deputation to the Premier. [By Telegraph.] From Our Own Correspondent. SYDNEY
A deputation waited upon the Premier yesterday to ask him to take steps to prevent certain boxing contests from being held in the city. Sir Henry Parkes said…
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