Boxing Day Races
NOTWITHSTANDING the oppressively hot weather, the Boxing Day races in Burrowa were well paronised, and although the competition was not very keen the sport…
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Sport, 1897
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Cricket
THE New South Wales contingent of the Australian Eleven (with the exception of Kelly), together with the other members of the N.S.W. team, returned yesterday by…
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AMATEUR RACE [?] meeting of the men Eall's Hotel on Monday was only a poor attendance…
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THE Bowning races came off on Boxing Day, and were a success, thanks to the energetic secretary, Mr. W. Fitzgerald, who always manages to get good entries. Mr. J. Garry acted…
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AT Melbourne on Friday the intercolonial cricket match Victoria v. South Australia was commenced in splendid weather and on a perfect wicket. Trott, who captained the Victorians, won the toss and…
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On Friday last, New Year's Day, a very successful day's racing took place at Mr. A. Davis's Murrumbateman. The day was hot but the good racing made up for that. There was a large…
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MELBOURNE, Sunday.—The Summer Meeting of the Melbourne Bicycle Club was concluded yesterday, in the presence of about 10,000 persons. The principal handicaps were:—The Brassey Stakes, 2…
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After a long spell of what we can hardly term "masterly inactivity," the local club at last have opened their cricketing campaign for the season by taking a team up to…
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THE match between Victoria and South Australia was resumed at Melbourne to-day, the Victorians continuing their second innings. Following is the score:—…
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The match between the Victorians and South Australians was continued at Melbourne to-day, the latter resuming their second innings. The score Stands:—…
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THE match between Victoria and South Australia was played to a finish on the Melbourne Cricket Ground to-day, and never for a moment lost its interest. The amount taken at the gates was £121…
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THE Tirrauna Picnic Races promise this year to be more successful than ever, and a large entry is anticipated. The Governor and suite have accepted an invitation to be present. His Excellency will be…
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The match N.S. Wales v. South Australia commenced today with beautiful weather and a large attendance. South Australia won the toss, and elected to bat. Sores up…
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ONE of the most successful day's races ever held at Murrumbateman came off on New Years's Day, on the course at the rear of Mr. A. T. Davis's Hotel. Mr. Davis had the course…
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THE Half-holiday and Waralah teams commenced a match on the Show-ground yesterday. The Half-holiday men went first to the wickets and compiled 80, the principal scorers being Cox 34, Gillespie 17,…
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THE match between New South Wales and South Australia was continued is Sydney on Saturday. South Australia, it may be remembered had made 159 in the first innings…
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A COMMITTEE meeting of the A., P., and H. Society was held yesterday afternoon. It was decided to have two bicycle races in connection with the next Goulburn Show—an amateur mile race for a…
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THE weather was delightful and the attendance numbered about 600. The racing was very fair and the same lively interest was taken in the various events. The…
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ARGYLE Cup competition—Crookwell 117 Binds 97. Played at Crookwell, Pejar defeated Kialla at Kialla by an innings and 164. J. White was the highest…
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MR. F. SHEPHERD has appealed against the decision disqualifying Referee for the Consolation Stakes. The matter will come before the committee of the A J.C…
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