Cricket
The warm weather of the patt few weeks has killed football, and now nothing is heard of it. In its place has come the deluge of talk necessary to commence, and to carry on, the grand old British…
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Narrabri Races
The following nominations have been received for the the principal events to be run off at the Jockey Club meeting on the 5th and 6th proximo; Lady Asthore, Neophyte, Rapier, Au Revoir, Othmar…
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September 21—Greta Jockey Club; entries, this evening. September 24.—Wallaend. September 29—Newcastle; entries, Sept. 23…
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The following nominations have been received for the race meeting to be held at Wallsend on Saturday next:—SHORTS HANDICAP, six furlongs.—Nicodemus…
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IN each Tuesday's issue during the ensuing season I intend to con. tribute a. resume of the previous week's cricket—both local and general—for…
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The bay gelding Tullamore, by Robinson Crusoe—Knthleen, who baa been a rather indifferent performer in Victoria, was sold yesterday in Melbourne for 18 guineas…
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The disappointing Carbine colt Sensation, who has grown a great deal has resumed work at Randwick after a rest. The hurdle horse Dalmahoeay has been purchased…
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The annual meeting of members of the Half-Holiday Cricket Club was held last evening at the rooms of Mr. Jas. Rogers. The Vice-President(Mr. Harry Lorr) presided. Apologies were tendered…
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The annual meeting of the members of the Muswellbrook Cricket Club was held in the School of Arts last night, when there was a good attendance. In the absence of the…
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The following will represent Gleuden against South Singleton on Saturday next, 24th instant, play to commence on 8. Singleton ground at 2 o'clock sharp :-C…
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A meeting of Veteran cricketers was held at the Club House Hotel on Tuesday night, Mr H. York in the chair, when it was decided to fix the annual match…
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The beautiful weather on Saturday last induced a large number of the cricket loving community to visit the Park in the afternoon on the occasion…
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September 24.—Wallsend. September 29—Newcastle: entries, this evening. October 5 and 6—Narrabri; general entries, Oct. 3. October 8—Greta Jockey Club; entries October 3…
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The following will represent South Singleton C.C. against Glendon to-day play to start at [?] o'clock :—hooker (2), Foster. Oeane, Parsons, Bailey, Tacon, Yates…
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The annual meeting of the Buchanan Cricket Club was held at Buchanan on Thursday evening, the Vice-President (Mr. H. Taylor) presiding. There was a fair attendance of members present. The…
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THE annual general meeting of the members of the Muswellbrook Cricket Club was held at the School of Arts on Tuesday night last. There were present: Messrs. P. Healy (in…
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The fact that there was no racing in Sydney on Saturday was a fortunate circumstance for the Wallsend Jockey Club's meeting, as many metropolitan sportsmen put in an appearance…
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Mr. Chamberlain, speaking at Boston, said the federation of the Angle-Saxon races was drawing near…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Swimming in England
Percy Cavill, of Sydney, has challenged Greasley to swim any distance. At Westminster baths, yesterday, J. H. Hellings, formerly of Sydney, won a 50-yards scratch race…
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