Intercolonial. Melbourne, Thursday. Cricket
THE match between Vernon's English team and united Australia, which commenced on Saturday, has resulted so far in the Englishmen scoring 292 runs. The…
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Our Telegraphic Mews. [Through Greville's Company.] New South Wales. Sydney, Wednesday Night. Canterbury Park Races
FLYING Handicap: Blarney, Cricket, Bonnie Doon. Hurdles; Speculation, Unique, Mawallock…
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The match between Shrewsbury's team and 18 juniors resulted in a draw…
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ONLY a nose bleeding, only a nose, nothing more. There are some black eyes, but they don't count. Presently some man makes a furious tackle. The men fall in a confused heap, from…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Cricket. Armidale V. West End
THIS match was continued last Saturday and ended in a draw, only seven of the Armidale team turned up, and they were treated to an afternoon's leather hunt,…
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OUR prognostication anent the success of the above meeting was fully realised in regard to the excellent sport that was witnessed; but we had anticipated in the face of such favorable weather a…
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AT the fight between Foley and Burke about 6000 persons were present, it was raining during the contest, which commenced a little before five o'clock. Burke…
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Sydney in their first innings made 576, Moses making 297 and not out. The Victorian second innings so far is 157 for four wickets…
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CENTENNIAL STAKES.--Paladin, Nonsense, Moorhouse. Hurdles.--Speculation, Desperado, Melton. January Stakes.--Cazotte, Stellendean. Only…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Late Cricket Match at Tamworth. Armidale United V. Tamworth United
THE third match between the above clubs during the present season came off on Thursday and Friday week last on the Tamworth ground, and again victory favoured…
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THE Englishmens' innings closed for 295 and in the second innings of the Australians they had seven wickets down for 78. Sad Death…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Hillgrove Mines. the Mines, Feb. 6. Cricket
A RETURN cricket match was played here on Saturday last between the Wollomumbi C.C. and the Mines C.C., resulting in any easy win for the latter. The…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Sporting. N. E. J. C. Races. First Day
ALTHOUGH cloudy, the weather held fine during the first day of the races, and on account of the rain the previous day the course was in splendid order for running…
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THE annual meeting of the New England Jockey Club took place at Armidale on Wednesday and Thursday last. The entries for the various events [?] horse flash of a superior order…
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We were treated to an exhibition which was a novelty worth travelling miles to see-- an ostrich race. Two little carts, the frames of which were made of bamboo, and the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Latest. Sydney, Monday Night. [Lodged 6; received 7.20.] International Cricket Match
Owing to the continued rain the cricket match was not resumed to-day…
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Friday last was the day fixed for the great Trinder v. Moore footrace, and the attendance, considering the weather, was very fair. Previous to the event of the…
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The Mary-le-bone Cricket Club have appointed a committee of enquiry, before accepting an amendment in the leg before wicket regulations…
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New South Wales in their first innings got 193, being 144 behind the Englishmen. New South Wales followed on, and had lost four wickets for 135 runs…
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