Cricket
The following will represent Glendon C. C. against the Singleton A team on Saturday next on Victoria Square, play to commence at 2 p.m. sharp:—A. and D. P…
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Echoes of Sport. the Calendar Racing
The well known up-country performer Buckle is now being prepared by J. Mutton at Randwick and is reported to be looking in great heart. The Narrabri racehorse Residue, who was taken…
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It does not augur well for the coming season that the Dungog Club were unable to send more than eight men to Clarence Town on Saturday…
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THE following players have been selected to represent Muswellbrook in the Opening match of the season, to be played on Aberdeen ground this…
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A public meeting for the purpose of arranging for the annual Boxing—Day races at Blandford took place at the Plough Inn on Saturday evening last, when there were…
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We have ever with us a set of cricket enthusinsts who are always eager to offer ideas and suggestions for the improvement and encouragement of the noble pastime…
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October 19—Vacy; entries, 19th. October 11 and 13—Tamworth. November 9—Quirindi Picnic Races; entries October 26…
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There was a good attendance at Rosehill to-day. Fine weather prevailed. The results were:—MAIDEN HANDICAP, of £60; 6 furlongs…
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A match between the Dungog United and Bandon Grove clubs was commenced on Saturday last in most unpleasant weather. A strong westerly wind blew…
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The Grota race meeting was hold on the old racecourse on Saturday, and proved a great success. Results:— Flying Handicap, 6 furlongs.—Civility,…
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The above races took place on Saturday, and resulted as follows :— Maiden Handicap, 6 furlongs.—Monogram, 6st 101b (Kuhn), 1 ; Rifleite, 7st 71b,…
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The above races took place at Caulfield on Saturday. Results :— Caulfield Stakes, 1 mile 1 furlong.— The Chief, 8st 131b (Jno. Gongh), 1 ;…
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THE A team of the local Cricket Club visited Aberdeen on Saturday afternoon last and played a game with a team from the Aberdeen Club. It…
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The annual meeting of the West Amateur Swimming Club was held last evening in the Water Brigade Club Rooms, Walsh Park, There were from 20 to 25 members…
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"Half that charm of playing cricket," writes C. B. Fry, the famous cricketer, in the Windsor Magazine, "Is that you knock up against men as they really are. There is something in the game that smothers…
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Matthew Dawson, not long before his death, said:—"The best horse England has produced was St. Simon, and next to him, a close second, Ormonde."…
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The Committee of the Hunter District Cricket Association held a meeting last night at Mr. Smapson's rooms, High-street. The President (Mr. P. M. Waddy) occupied the chair, and the other…
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Having arranged to play Hinton and Woodville, the Lawrie team started from Bennington on Friday morning, and journed to Hinton, doing the trip in three and a half hours. The were met by…
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