Coursing
Probably the only instance on record of a tie in a coursing match being won by a dead, dog occurred at Riverton, South Australia, last week.The…
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Cricket Suspensions
At the annual meeting of the New South Wales Cricket Association last night, the chairman, Mr. W. J. Trickett, attempted to oil the troubled waters and prepare the way for a settlement with the…
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Sydney First Grade competition was resumed on Saturday. Globe defeated Newtown by 11 points to 8, Eastern, Suburbs boat Western Suburbs 9 to 3,…
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Aug. 8—Wallsend Jockey Club; entries, this evening. TROTTING Sep. 1.—Newcastle A., H., and I. Society;…
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The cricket crisis is now within mensurable distance of being settled, the Board of Control having [?]dmitted the South Australian Association…
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The match played on the local showground on Saturday last between Singleton Club and the Wanderers was won by the home team by 11 points…
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Aug. 8.—Wallsend Jockey Club. TROTTING. Sep. 1.—Newcastle A., H., and I. Society ; entries, Aug. 22…
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It is announced in our business columns that the much talked-of coursing match will commence at Heddon-Greta racecourse on Saturday next at 1.30 sharp. Excellent…
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Mr. Trickett, president of the New South Wales Cricket Association, says he will do all in his power to bring about an amicable settlement of the cricket dispute. He…
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At the annunl meeting of the Now South Wales Cricket Association on Monday night the chairman, Mr. W. J Trickkett, attempted to oil the troubled…
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At Gloucester last Saturday the Avon team again factd the Gloucester team, and were successful in defeating the Gloucester…
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Following is the draw for the coursing match to take place at Heddon-Greta to-morrow:—Spanker v. Cockney, Whiskey v. Wild Knight, Native Boy v. Yank e Lass, Spearmint v. Little Verney, Boaker v…
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The cricket match. Kent v. Surrey, played Blackheath, resulted in a win for the for[?] 164 runs…
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Aug. 8.—Wallsend Jockey [?] TROTTING. Sep. 1.—Newcastle A., H., and I. Society ; entries, Aug. 22…
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We have been requested to publish the correspondence that has passed between the Hunter District Cricket Association and the West Maitland Borough Council in regard to the use of the…
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The whole question of amateur cricket is going to be threshed out before long, and the genuine cricketers who play cricket for love of it, at their own…
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Aug. 8.—Wallsend Jockey Club TROTTING. Sep. 1.—Newcastle A., H., and I. Society; entries, Aug. 22…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →The Cricket Dispute. Statement by Mr G. H. Reid
In the cource of an interview on Wednesday afternoon in reference to the cricket dispute, Mr G. H. Read said he was glad to see that out of the recent…
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An exciting and pleasant day was the verdict of those who attended the coursing match at Heddon-Greta racecourse on Saturday. There was a splendid attendance, everything passed off satisfactorily, and…
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