[?]aitland Athletic Club. Fifth Meeting
Maitland Amateur Athletic Club held [?]h meeting on the Albion Cricket [?]on last Saturday afternoon. Too [?]aise cannot be bestowed upon the…
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Sport, 1876
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Randwick Races
ON Tuesday, Rataplan, Eros, Chevalier, and King of the West went early; and after breakfast Hybla did a very fair twice round, and made noise enough…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Singleton Races. First Day—wednesday, Sept. 27. officials—Judge, J. Alford, Esq. ; Stewards, C. Durham. J. N. Brooks, C. Alford, W. Curtie, R. Miller, H. York, and J. M' Alpin, Esqs, Handicapper, W. Curis, Esq. Starter and Clerk of the Course, G. A. Singleton. Clerk of Scales, F. Curtis. Secretary, Jno, Wilson, Esq
THE annual meeting of the Patrick's Plains Jockey Club commenced on Wednesday, under very favourable circumstances, the weather being delightful. The attendance…
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ON Thursday evening the Committee of the above held a preliminary meeting at half-past seven p.m. at the Ship Inn, Hunter-street, previous to…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Singleton Races. Second Day—thursday, 28Th Sept
THE second day or the above was commenced under very unfavourable circumstances, the excitement having abated considerably in consequence of the running in the Mayor's Cup…
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ON Saturday, a match was played at Anvil Creek, between the Greta and Anyil Creek Cricket Clubs. The match was not completed, the first innings only having been…
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The weather was hot and dusty, but the people flocked in large numbers to Flemington; the excitement about the races being greater perhaps than at any previous…
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A match between the best team the City of Newcastle can produce and the Newtown clubs best team, will be played in the City grounds. A great amount of public interest…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Latest Telegrams. Sydney. Received 5 10 p.m. Melbourne Races. Second Day—tuesday
THE "Cup Day" induced some thousands to turn out. The excitement was intense, and Briseis winning the double was a turn for the ring, there being but very little money in that…
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The annual sports of the above club have been causing a great amount of excitement lately, and the programme presented is one of the best the district has ever seen, while the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Victorian Racing Club Spring Meeting. Second (Cup) Day
We give the following particulars of the second day's races in addition to those in our telegrams of yesterday:— Melbourne, Tuesday…
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THE ANNUAL SPORTS of the Wallsend Athletic Club were held on the ground at Wallsend, yesterday, and, we are happy to state, proved an unqualified success…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Victorian Racing Spring Meeting Third Day. Melbourne
THE weather for the races to-day was very unfavourable. Early in the morning the dust was blowing about in clouds, and at a later period of the day rain fell. The…
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WE take the earliest opportunity of informing pedestrians, throughout New South Wales, that a splendid programme of sports, has just been cut out by the Ballarat Cricket…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Cricket. [?]Ngland V. South Australia. Telegraph to S. M. HERALD.] Adelaide
[?]tch was resumed at noon to-day. [?]ther was beautifully fine, and the [?]nce, although moderate at first, [?]increased during the afternoon…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Correspondence. Forthcoming Cricket Match with the All-england Eleven. (To the Editor of the Herald & Advocate.)
In cricketing circles there has been [?]erable wonder and curiosity evinced as [?]w and whom the Newcastle Commi[?]te[?] select to play in the 22 against the…
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Besique walked over for the Selling Hurdle Race. Sheariff won the Flying" Handicap For, the Ballarat, Croesus won easily, with Volo second, and Glengarry third…
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ON Saturday afternoon a friendly game of cricket was played on the Albion Cricket Ground. Eleven of our local club met fifteen players of the Farmers United Club,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Correspondence. the Forthcoming Cricket Match. (To the Editor of Herald and Advocate.)
SIR,—Permit me a few words in reply to a letter signed "Square Leg," that appears in your issue of to-day This gentleman is, from the style of his letter, one of the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →PEDESTRI[?]NISM. Hamilton Athletic Sports
THE Hamilton Sports Committee purpose holding their annual meeting on Saturday first, on their convincing grounds at Hamilton. The ground has been fenced in, and, I…
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