Braidwood Annual Races
THE following nominations have been received for the annual races, which take place on February 5th and 6th:—Town Plate.—Jack, Rapid, Killaloe, Fidelity, Angler, Mark Tapley, Maud,…
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Sport, 1890
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Cricket Match for Anniversary Day
MR. N. DONEGHUE, secretary of the Orientals, has succeeded in inducing a first-class Sydney team from the Paddington Borough C. C. to visit us on Anniversary Day, Monday next. The…
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THE second match of the season in which the Cavan cricketers took part, was played at Cavan on the 18th instant, between the Cavan Cricket Club, and a very strong combination from…
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RACES will take place at Mr. R. Gover's, Wayo Inn, to-day. A good programme has been arranged, and a day's good sport may be looked for…
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Favorite costumes for lawn tennis and other out of door sports are those made of some white material, such as flannel or serge. These white dresses are in many cases…
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THE match between the Carthona and Clifton clubs was played out on Saturday last. The Cliftons had a lead on the first innings of 16 runs. The Carthonas in their second innings…
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Drumstick and Rapid are scratched for both the big handicaps. It is expected that, given fine weather, there will be a good attendance both on Thursday and Friday. Some good…
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THE match was continued to-day. At lunch time the score for Victoria's first innings stood at 145 for six wickets…
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Sydney, first innings, no wickets down for 152. Jones and Bannerman are not out. Monday. Sydney, first innings, 349. Victoria, first…
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Aquatic authorities in England have decided to establish a national regatta, at which it is hoped that England may regain her prestige in the aquatic world…
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OWING to Friday, 28th February, being one of the days of the Gunning show, the Crookwell races, advertised to take place on that day, have been fixed for Tuesday,…
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ON Thursday Garrett and Moses, the not out men, obtained the necessary number of runs required for New South Wales to win, this colony therefore…
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took place at Tattersall's (the Royal) in the evening and was well attended. Mr. W. J. Bartlett occupied the chair and handed over the following cheques:—Messrs. A. C. and R. Gibson, £90;…
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THE annual race meeting of the Goulburn Turf Club commenced on Thursday. Ahigh wind prevailed. The attendance was about five or six hundred. Mr. A…
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THE first intercolonial cricket match between New South Wales and South Australia will be commenced on the association ground, Sydney, on Friday, February 14. I: will be remembered that it was…
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THE Braidwood races commenced yesterday. The Publicans' Purse and the Flying Handicap were won by Riddle. The Town Plate of £40 was easily appropriated by Billy Boy, with…
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A MATCH will be played at Gundaroo an Saturday next, 8th instant, between Gunadaroo C. C. and Gunning C. C. The Gunning team will be selected from the following players…
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Articles have been signed in Melbourne for a Greco-Roman wrestling match between Dunean C. Rose and Professor Miller for £100 a side and a purse of £200 presented by the Melbourne Athletic…
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ON Wednesday evening a meeting of the committee of the above races was hold at McGuiness's hotel, when final arrangements in connection with the meeting…
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THE Committee of the Cootamundra Coursing Club have fixed the dates for season 1890 as under:—May 23rd and 24th, July 25th and 26th, September 5th and 6th…
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