The Racing Carnival. To-Day's Doings on the Tracks. [By Telegraph.] Melbourne, Tuesday Afternoon
There was splendid weather on the tracks to-day, and good work was done by candidates at the Y. R. c. Autumn Meeting…
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Sport, 1897
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Petersburg Races
A race meeting was held at Petersburg yesterday. There was a good attendance, and the racing was firstclass. Several Barrier horses ran, but…
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THE match between the Broken Hills and Centals was concluded on the Hillside Reserve this afternoon, and resulted in a win for the former after a most exciting…
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J. J. Kelly has been invited to visit West Australia with the South Australian Cricket ceam. Latest advices from England state…
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Ia the match, Norwood v. Hindmarsh, on Saturday Green scored 100 not out; in the Adelaide v. South Adelaide match Reedman made 99;…
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At cricket this afternoon East Sydney made, in their first innings, 222, and Glebe has six wickets down for 109 (Coningham 58). In South…
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The last intercolonial match of the present season between Victoria and South Australia begins on the Adelaide Oval at the end of the week. Little…
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Cricketers had another wet afternoon in Melbourne on Saturday, delusive sunshine being followed by showers; and play in several matches…
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YOUNG AUSTRALIANS v. Tramways, on the latter's ground.—Young Australians: E. Hills, Hill, Rodgers, Goode, Benney, Mayne, Trembath, Hooper, Merritt, Halliday,…
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South Juniors v. Railways, South's ground.—Juniors: Surman, Green, Glasson, Prior, Johnson, Cherry, Everiss, Moloney, Miller, Murphy, Callaghan, Baum…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Sporting. [By Telegraph.] a Cycling Split. Formation of a Racing Syndicate by Leading Cyclists. MELBOURNE
A syndicate of 20 leading cyclists, including Martin, Lewis, Megson, Walne, and Porta, is being formed for the purpose of running race meetings in Australia outside…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Intercolonial Cricket. South Australia v. Victoria. The Victorians Batting. Seven for 221. [By Telegraph.] Adelaide, Oval, Friday Afternoon
The last match this season for the Sheffield Shield was commenced on the Adelaide Oval this afternoon between Victoria and South Australia…
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SOUTHS and Centrals commenced a match on the South Reserve the afternoon in a bad light, and consequently the batting on both sides was poor. Souths were first at…
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At the luncheon adjournment Lyons and Darling had put up 79 runs for no wickets in South Australia's first innings against Victoria…
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The Victorians, requiriug 148 runs to save a one innings defeat, commenced their second innings by sending in M'Leod and Harry to the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →2nd Edition Miner Office, 4 p.m. the Cricket Match. To-day's Play. Wickets Falling Fast. All Out for 427. [By Telegraph.] Adelaide Oval, Monday Afternoon
Play in the intercolonial match was resumed to-day, the South Australians having scored 343 for three wickets in the first innings as against Victoria's…
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Smelter Rovers v. South Centrals, Company's paddock, Wednesday afternoon.—Rovers, from Harris, Halliday, Hayhurst, May, Adams, Mountain,…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The following appeared in our late editions yesterday:— the Cricket Match. Victoria's Second Innings. Rapid Downfall of Wickets. A One-Innings Defeat. [By Telegraph.] Adelaide, Monday Afternoon
The Victorians, requiring 148 runs to save a one innings defeat, commenced their second innings by sending in M'Leod and Harry to the…
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A match was played on Saturday afternoon at Penrose Park, Silverton, between teams representing Silverton and the Tramway navvies. Scores:—…
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The various crows for the four-car outrigger contest to be rowed in heats at the end of the month are actively practising. The following are the times the crews go…
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