Victorian Racing. MELBOURNE
Private Willis has been scratched for the Bond and Australian Cups. Bobstay has been scratched for the Newmarket. Advance has firmed for the Newmarket,…
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Sport, 1901
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[By Telegraph.] Interstate Banks Cricket. SYDNEY
An interstate banks cricket match was commenced yesterday. New South Wales lost eight wickets for 320, Farqahar was bowica by Trumble for 151…
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The fallowing nominations were received on Thursday evening:—. Bordie Race.—Jack, Tim Whi[?], Kingston, Scabreeze, Light Joy, Albury King,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →[By Telegraph.] Victorian Racing. SIDNEY
The New Zealand racehorse Advance leaves New Zealand to-day for Melbourne. He was backed last night for several thousands for the Newmarket Handicap, closing firm at…
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In the interstate banks cricket maton New South Wales, in the first innings scored 379 runs, and Victoria [?] lost six wickets for 248 (Trumble, stamped, 81)…
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The annual meeting ol the Barrier [?] Athletic League was held on Thursday night at the Commercial Hotel, Mr. J. Bonier presiding. There was a good attendance. The…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Local Cricket. Australs v. Merca[?]s
The Australs and Mercant[?]les began a match on the Oval this afternoon. The latter had a couple of their best men away, and were all d[?]po[?]d of for 70. This the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →This Afternoon's Sporting [By Telegrath.] V. A. T. C. Races. Melbourne, Saturday Afternoon
The V. A, T. C. autumn meeting was opened at Caulfield this afternoon. Results.- Alma States, for two-year olds, five furlongs.—Hautvillers, 8st. 11b, 1; Dodona,…
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A series of Australasian swimming championships, watch have attracted a good deal of attention, finished at Sonth Melbourne on Saturday afternoon. By winning all the big…
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THE Mercantiles made a very poor show in their match against the Australs, commenced (and practically decided) on the Oval on Saturday, They put a weak team in the…
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The Australian racehorse Australian Star has won the Sandown Grand Prize. Uncle Jack being second, and Kellyleagh third…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Sporting. [By Telegraph.] Victorian Racing. MELBOURNE
The Watch Dog was backed to win £2000 for the Newmarket last night at 100 to 5 and then jumped to 100 to 7. Wak[?]ful is favorite at 8 to 1, with no business. Advance cased…
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A meeting of members of the Barrier Swimming Club was held last night at the Criterion Hotel. The principal business was the drawing-up of a programme for the…
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Playing for the University against St Kilda on Saturday, T. M. Drew scored 112 runs. Melbourne beat Fitzroy by seven wickets; Hawksburn defcated Richmond by…
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THE following accep[?]ances have been made for the Adelaide beeing Club's summer meeting, to be held on Saturday, February [?]…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Sporting. by Telegraph. Sydney Turf Club Races. SYDNEY, Wednesday Afternoon
The postponed Sydney Turf Club Anniversary meeting was commenced to-day at Randwick. T[?] weather was fine except for a sever souther[?] that passed over the city…
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THE Senior matches commenced last Saturday will be continued. Other matches:- Albions v. Rising Suns, Picton Reserve.— Albions: Eyers, Hill, Isbell, O'Neill,…
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Mat Mitchie, of Broken Hill, mee's "Nickle" Duggan to-night at the Democratic Club. Tim Nolan and Tut Ryan have been matched to fight on March 4…
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[?]N the previous Saturday's play on the Oval it seemed certain that the Norths would beat the Fourteens; and so it proved on Saturday afternoon, when the game was finished…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Sporting. [By Telegraph.] A. R. C. Races. ADELAIDE, Saturday Evening
Beautiful weather prevailed for the A. B. C. races to day. The attendance was extremely satisfactory. T[?]e amount invested on the totalizator greatly exceeded the amount of…
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