Gunnedah Races
THIS gathering, which was announced to come off on Wednesday, we understand was postponed in consequence of the inclemency of the weather…
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Sport, 1879
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Municipal Cricket Match. Newcastle Council v. West Maitland Council
A VERY pleasurable day was spent on the Newcastle Cricket Ground yesterday by those who took part in, and also witnessed the cricket match between the Alderman of West…
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The following team will represent the Lillywhites, in a match against the Naval B igade C.C., to be played to-day (Saturday), on the Lillywhites ground:—G…
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March 17—St. Patrick's Day Sports at West Maitland. Easter Monday—Singleton Annual Sports, Entries close April 5,…
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On the first day the Maiden Plate, 1¼ miles, was won by Mr. T. Ivory's Ito, in 2.26 the Prince of Wales Stakes, 1½ miles, by Songstress, who beat a field of five. Falcon,…
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PRE ENTATION TO MR G. H. BAILEY.—The above-named gentleman was, on his arrival to Tasmania the other week, presented with an illuminated address, a…
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OUR Stockton friends are again to the fore with the arrangements for their annual regatta, the programme for which appears in another column. There are eleven events,…
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At the annual meeting of the Gloucestershire Cricket Club, a very noisy discussion took place on the question of "professional-amateurs." It appears…
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March 17—St. Patrick's Day Sports at West Maitland. Easter Monday—Singleton Annual Sports. Entries close April 5…
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LORD and Lady Harris. Mr. and Mrs. Horn by, Miss Ingham, and Messrs. Absolom, Schultz, Hone, Mackinnon, and Webbe, sailed on March 11 by the Albion steamship…
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YOUNG MECHANICS C.C.—The following players will meet on Mr. Arnott's paddock, to play the Lillywhites this day :—E. Davies., T. Smith, W. Bowes, W. Burns, A. Gilbert,…
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Easter Monday—Singleton Annual Sports. Entries close April 5. " " Forrester's Sports, Wallsend. " Entries close on 5th April…
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INTENDING competitors at the above regatta are reminded that entries for the Amateurs' double sculls and all-comers' four-pair sculls, will close on Monday evening next, at…
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DISQUALFICATION of P. CALLAGHAN:— The following telegram was sent us yesterday "At" meeting of the St. Patrick's Day Sports Committee held last night at Grogan's…
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A COMMITTEE meeting of the members of this club was held last night at the Ship Inn, for the purpose of drawing up report and balance-sheet, for presentation at the annual…
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Mr. WALTER LAMB, of Woodsteck, Sydney, has prepared a public coursing ground of 800 acres, thoroughly cleared, stumped, and inclosed with a hareproof…
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ENGLISH CRICKETERS FOR AMEBICA.—The Lascelies Hall Cricket Club propose a visit to the States and Canada during the coming summer. They will be under…
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Easter Monday—Singleton Annual Sports. Entries close April 5. " "Forrester's Sports, Wallsend. " Entries close on 5th April…
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CARVER v. STOKES.—These well-known peds, meet to-day, at Homebush, in two matches,—150 yards for £50 aside; and 200 yards, for a like sum; the first event to start…
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Entries in connection with the above sports close with the appointed agents on Saturday first, and as the prizes are liberal, we hope to hear of the committee receiving a…
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