Athletics
Edwards, the long distance pedestrian, states that he is oren to walk Scott, of New Zealand, a fix days and nights match for £200 a-side, the competition to take place in…
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Raymond Terrace Annual Regatta. (From our own Reporter.)
Patron. Hon. J. Eales, M.L.C.; President, R. J. Allen, M.D.; Vice-President, Mr. H. Courtney; Treasurer and Secretary, Mr. M. S. Monteagresti; Judge, Mr. J. S. Hart; Umpire, Mr. P. Markey;…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Wallsend Races. (By our own Reporter.) First Day
The Easter meeting of the Wallsend Jockey Club began yesterday in most favourable circumstances as regards attendance and weather, so that the popular racing institution may…
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The gathering of the Wallsend Jockey Club concluded on Tuesday, when fine weather again graced the proceedings, despite the fact that it looked very threatening during the early morning hours…
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Although word word has been sent to Lees, some four or five days ago, to the effect that Jackson was willing to box him, publicly or private, for £200 a side, no reply has yet…
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The Raster races at Scene were a decided success. The attendance was small, but the racing was good. Results: Maiden Plate-Invader 1, Moss Rose 2,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Scone Easter Monday Races. [By Wanderer.]
The races run off by the Scone Jockey Club, on Easter Monday, were the best races ever run off on the Scone course. The attendance was rather small, but the fields of horses in most races were…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →A. J. C. Races. [By Telegraph From Greville's Telegram Co.]
The attendance at Randwick was fair for the third day. The weather was again fine. Following are the results:- TWO-YEAR OLD PLATE…
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Lees and Fa[?]an, who recently fought in Melbourne, sheared on Friday 10 answer a charge of breach of the peace, and bad both charges withdrawn as the Bench refused to…
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A match is to take place on Saturday next between the Rovers C. C. cup eleven and a sixteen to be chosen from the various clubs of the town If the best sixteen can be got…
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A. Norris, of Brentwood, England, on Feb, 15, ran nineteen miles in 1hr 49min 15sec, which is the best on record for that distance, He also broke the records for seventeen and…
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A cricket match was played on Easter Monday at Pokolbin, between the Pokolbin and Mount View cricket clubs, which resulted in a victory for the latter. Appended are the scores:…
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The Redbournberry races, come off on Thursday next, promise to be a great access. Out of the number, handicapped by Mr W. C. Quinton, the only…
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R.F. Boyle record 103 week in the record innings of East Melbourne against fifteen of Camperdown in Campardown. The following are the names of the sixteen…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Union Cricket Club Athletic Sports. (From a correspondent.)
The above meeting duly came off at the Rouchel on Saturday, May 1, and proved a great success. The weather was all that could be desired; the only drawback being…
Continued on Trove, page 13 →Sporting Fixtures. Horse Racing. May
13.—Singleton. 15.—Brookfield; entries to-day. 24.—Blue Gum Flat. 24.—Merriwa; entries,8th…
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The final match for the Wood's Challenge Cup, between the Wallsend team and the Singleton Rovers takes place on the Nowcastle Cricket ground on Saturday next. If…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Sporting. Bedbournberry Races
With fine weather, the meeting of the Redbournberry Race Committee, which takes place to-morrow, should prove a big success. Good acceptances have been received for…
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Another series of matches has been arranged between the famous runners, W G. George and L. E. Myers, and will be for the following distances—viz., 1000 yards,…
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As the subjoined list will show, very satisfactory entries have been received for the forthcoming meeting of the Newcastle Jockey Club, which takes place on May 24 and 27. The quality of the…
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