Deepwater Races
NEVF perhaps in the later history of Deepwater has a more satisfactory and successful race meeting been held than that of New Year's Day. Crowds flocked…
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Sporting. Deepwater Races
THE rural village of Deepwater at New Years time is always a source of attraction in as much as the energetic race committee of the little township on the banks of the Deepwater river generally…
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Hurdle Race—Redlight, Laborer, Moravian. Senators' Handicap—Cordon, Lybian, Dorcer,…
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[?] above races eventuated on Boxing [?]and proved a great success. The [?]opened bright and fine, but as it [?]n was a trifle warm; nevertheless…
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A COR. writes to me slating that George's Creek cricketers are anxious to play Bundarra about Saturday week. Probably their wishes will be acceded to…
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A MEETING of the Vegetable Creek Coursing Club took place at the Secretary's office on Saturday evening. Present, Mr. S. Truscott (chair), and Messrs. Geo. Fraser, R. Law, S, Curnow. R…
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J. R. M'Kay, of Uralla, will play for Maitland against a metropolitan team to-day. That Jimmy may make century, is the devout wish of all New…
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The New South Wales team reversed Hie tables on the South Australians in Sydney last week. Going in first the South Australians put up 157—Hill 66. Iredale, Trumper,…
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At a match between two country villages, where local rivalry ran high, the butcher of the village came in to bat, and before taking centre was seen to whisper to the umpire…
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Guyra "settled" Boorolong on Saturday by seven wickets. Slater Tapp, De Courcy, C. Moore, J. Starr, and Rev. H. Woodger batted well for the…
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The boxing contest in Melbourne, last night, between Jack M'Gowan and Jim Miscut, was won by the former in nine rounds…
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J. M'Kay made 17 for Maitland against Sydney on Saturday, champion bowler Marsh finding his stumps. In Adelaide on Saturday Clem ancf…
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Everett, of the Ollera team, is playing up to old form this season, and is going strong for the country aggregate. Arthur M'Kenzie is also "doing…
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The following team will represent West End against Dumarcsq this (Saturday) afternoon, at Dumaresq:—Gallagher (2), Tolley (2), Frost (2),…
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A day's racing took place at Ashford on Thursday last, and the meeting was a success in every sense of the term. There were about 500 people on the course, the…
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The George's Creek Cricket Club has joined the Bundarra Cricket Association, and now are practising for the cup matches. The secretary of the B. C. A. has written…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →A Ghastly Holocaust Football Spectators Plunged Into Mol Ten Glass
While ions 20,000 people were watching a football match between the Stanford and Berkeley University teams, at San Francisco on the…
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H. Small made 63 for St. George against Petersham in Sydney on Saturday. A Singleton bowler named Charley…
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The country-city match will start at 10.30 on Saturday. Conningdale is "wiping the floor" with everything this season, and up to…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →A.J.C.Races. Postponement and Acceptances. Sydney, Thursday Night
THE race meeting of the A. J. Club, which was to have been held on Saturday and Monday next, has been postponed to the 13th and 16th February…
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