Cricket. HAWKESBURY V. EMU. By One of the Crowd
ON Saturday last as happy a band as ever stepped on to a cricket ground proceeded to Emu, to do battle in honour of the Hawkesbury Cricket Club. As the cava'cade passed…
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Sport, 1883
18 stories in Hawkesbury (Windsor & Richmond)'s papers
Cricket. HAWKESBURY v. Wiseman's by One of the Boys
ON Friday evening, the 9th instant, Mr. H. McQuade's steam launch left Windsor with a freight of cricketers of the H.C.C., bound for Wiseman's, as they had to meet the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Correspondence. [We do not identify ourselves with the opinion of our correspondents.] CRICKET. (To the Editor of the Australian.)
SIR,—Being a great admirer of cricket I was introduced to spend a day in Richmond last Saturday, to witness a match Richmond v. Stanley, and I must say the game was so…
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THESE races were run off on Saturday last on a new course in Crowley's Paddock, next to the old Killarney Racecourse. We cannot say much in favour of the track, and…
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THIS event came off at Sackville Reach on the Queens' Birthday. The attendance was very good about 600, and Messrs. John Turnbull and R. Leet catered for the…
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ON Friday and Saturday last the New South Wales Coursing Club held a meeting at Fairfield, placed at the disposal of the club by H. McQuade, Esq., M.L.A. The attendance…
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IN consequence of a specimen of colonial vulgarism, yclopt a cricketing challenge, apearing in one the Windsor newspapers, Tom Mc Guire, of McGrath's Hill, and Sam…
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THE Hawkesbury Cricket Club have just con[?] a very successful season; and [?] is to be hoped that the ardour of the player will not decrease, bur rather assume the…
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ON Saturday last a meeting was held at Bushell'e Royal Hotel, Windsor, for the purpose of forming a coursing club, Mr. H. McQuade, M.P., in the chair…
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THE following is the draw for the H. A. C. Club's first meeting:— THE WINDSOR STAKES. Laishley against Electric…
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THE first meeting of the Hawkesbury Amateur Coursing Cub, held at Fairfield on Saturday and Monday, was very successful; after settling there was a small balance in…
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THE first meeting of the new club was held on Saturday and Monday, the 4th and 6th inst., at Fairfield. Unfortunately, Saturday was wet and cold, and the attendance…
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ON Saturday last the above races came off at The Groves, where a very fair course has recently been made. A large number of persons assembled, and all appeared to enjoy…
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THE First Meeting under this name came off on Saturday last in Gosper's Paddock, under very disadvantageous circumstances, for the day was a very unpleasant one—being both…
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ON Friday night last the annual general meeting of the Hawkesbury Cricket Club took place, Mr. McNiven in the chair. The trophies for last season's play were…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Local and General. the Hawkesbury Racing Club's Spring Meeting
THE second day, Saturday, proved to be one of the best, if not the very best, meetings ever held at Clarendon, both as regards the Attendance of (both local and metropolitan)…
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A MATCH was played on the Fairfield Ground, on Saturday last, between the H.R.C. and Incogniti Club, which was decided by the first innings. The H.C.C. were all disposed…
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THE following is the Programme of Sports, in connection with the above, to take place at Fairfi[?] on November 9th (Prince of Wales' Birthday)— First Event.—MAIDEN PLATE, 12[?] yds. First…
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