Cricket. SINGLETON C. C. v. BELVIDERE C. C.
On Saturday last the local team met the Belvederes, and treated them to some of real Singleton play. Notwithstanding the absence of Messrs. P. Waddy, A. E. Johnston,…
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Cricket. Paterson v. SEAHAM
On Easter Monday our cricketers tried conclusions with an eleven of the Seaham United Cricket Club, in a match played on their own ground, at the rear of Messrs. Cann's stores,…
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A match took place on Easter Monday between the Singleton Club and the Lorne Club of Sydney, on the Singleton cricket ground, resulting in an easy victory for the former by 112…
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Free Handicap.—Kingston, 1 ; Rcokwood, 2; Laertes. 3. Time, 2 min. 13 7-10 secs. Nineteen horses started…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Sporting. (By telegraph to the S. M. Herald.) Parkes Races. First Day
The Parkes races, which commenced to-day, were favored with fine weather. About five bundred people were present. The following is the result of the racing:…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Blandford Races. (From our own Reporter.)
THESE races took place in Mr. M. Duherty's paddock, at Blandford, on Easter Monday. Messrs. T. Guest, M Donohue, and J. Robertson, were…
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A Cricket match was played, on Easter Monday, jon the University Oval, Sydney, between the firms of Messrs. C. Newton and Co, Sydney, and Messrs Capper and Sons, Maitland;…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Cricket. Lochinvar C. C V. OSWALD C. C. (From a correspondent.)
— These two clubs met at Lochinvar on Easter "Monday, and played a frier dly game. Since the formation of the Oswald Club, now about three months, the Loohinvar Club (which has existed…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Randwick Autumn Races. (From the S. M. Herald.) Fourth Day, Saturday, April 7
The last day of the races, occurring on Saturday, there is sure always to be a pretty good attendance, and this was decidedly the case on Saturday last. The public vehicles began to…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Cricket. Dry Creek v. GLOUCESTER
A cricket match was played hore on the 6th between Dry Creek and Gloucester, which was won by the Gloucester, with ten wickets to spare. After the first innings were played out, the cricketers…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Sporting. (By Telegrpah to the Herald.) Adelaide Races
The following are the entries for the forthcom[?] races:- Flying; Handicap: Edith, Glengarry, Vain Bibs, Ashantee, Speculation, b c by Talk of the Hills,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Cricket. Clarence Town Boys' v. Brookfield Boys. (From a correspondent.)
A very interesting and exciting match at cricket, was played here on Saturday last, between eleven Brookfield, and eleven Clarence Town sohool boys. Several by no means big…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Cricket. Albion Club v. Gresford Club
The return match between the above clubs took place last Saturday, on the Albion Ground, West Maitland. A very friendly feeling exists among the members of these two clubs, and the…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Cricket. Williams River—married T. Single
A cricket match was played on the Summer Hill ground, between eleven married men and the some number of single men, which resulted in an easy victory for the former, with 17 runs…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Northern Jockey Club Autumn Races. the Entrances
Mr. Richard Crackaell, Secretary of the Morthern Jockey Club, has kindly favored us with the entrances for the various races to be run [?] at the forthcoming Autumn meeting of…
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The entries for the Flying Handicap, which were published in last Thursday's Mercury, were incomplete—the names of five of the horses nominated for this event being omitted. The error occurred from…
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The Carcoar races wore run to-day. The attendance was bad. PRODUCE STAKES.—Jack of Clubs, 1, [?] 2. TOWN PLATE.—Arhiocrat 1, Songstress 2,…
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Mr. RICHARD CRACKNELL., Secretary of the Northern Jockey Club, has kindly tavored us (Maitland Mercury) with the entrances for the various races to be run off…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Sporting. (By telegraph to Herald.) Wagga Wagga Races
This wsa the first day of the Murrumbidgee Turf Autumn meeting. MAIDEN PLATE.—Blanchette 1, Saunterer 2. SELLING STAKES.—Compass 1, Playboy 2…
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Your readers of the sporting columns of the Maitand Mercury will no doubt be on the look out for a few notes every publication day, giving the gallops [?] the various horses in training for the Northern…
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