Cricket. Singleton Cricket Club versus Wickham Albions
THE above clubs met on Queen's Birthday on the Singleton ground, and played the closing match of the season, the weather being delightful…
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Sport, 1880
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Athletics
It is said by a local paper that after Toland, who ran Gardiner the other day at Bulli for £50 aside, had been defeated, he was left to put on his…
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The second meeting of the Australian Coursing Club took place to-day at the Werribee Estate. There was a good attendance and fair sport, notwithstanding…
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THE Newcastle Club opened the season on Saturday afternoon last, with a match, Banks and Professions v. The World, in the presence of a number of spectators…
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IT appears that the challenge sent by Louis Osborne, of the Manning River, to P. Callaghan, is all a "hoax." There is no likelihood of a race being…
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A REPORT Of these races, from our special reporter, will be found in other columns…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Muswellbrook Races. First Day—wednesday, June 2Nd. STEWARDS.—Messrs. D. M'Intyre, R. D. Fitzgerald, J. C. White, J. F. Doyle, F. Bell, W. Cox, F. W. Thrum, and Dr. Gregson. Judge, Mr. Thos. Cook. Starter, Mr. C. W. Doyle. Clerk of the course, Mr. G. Maddock. Clerk of scales, Mr. W. Davidson. Handicapper, Mr. Chas-Eather
The race meeting, promoted by the above-named gentlemen, was ushered in with beautiful weather yesterday, when upwards of 1000 spectators were present,…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Muswellbrook Races. Second Day—thursday, June 3Rd. STEWARDS.—Messrs. D. M'Intyre, R. D. Fitzgerald, J. C. White, J. F. Doyle, F. Bell, W. Cox, F. W. Thrum, and Dr. Gregson. Judge, Mr. Thos. Cook. Starter, Mr. C. W. Doyle. Clerk of the course, Mr. G. Maddock. Clerk of scales, Mr. W. Davison. Handicapper, Mr. Chas. Eather
Glorious weather was again experienced for the races yesterday, and a remunerative "gate" rewarded the plucky promoters of this welcome addition to the…
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Breeders of all animals very soon find out by experience that there is something besides the best blood that has to be discovered before satisfactory…
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The ninth annual contest under Association rules between England and Scotland took place in Glasgow, in the presence of over 12,000…
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A match was played in 1842, in which seven on one side were left-handed batsmen. A few years ago the wicket-keeper…
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Followers of pedestrianism will learn with pleasure that Mr. Menzer (promother of the recent Athletic Carnival at Bathurst) intends offering £100 to…
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A SCRATCH match took place on Saturday, between sides picked by the captain and vice-captain—the former wearing the club uniform, and the latter blue jerseys…
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AT the races to-day there was a good attendance. For the Mares' Produce Stakes, Prosperous was scratched, and only…
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FROM a correspondent we learn that the recent cricket match between Belltrees and Ellerston, played in Mr. M'Callam's paddock (kindly lent for the occasion), at…
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By the Forbes Times, of June 5, we learn that Mr. James Murphy, of the Criterion Hotel, Forbes, has not lost his confidence in Aplitt's athletic powers. In…
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OUR Maitland correspondent writes:—There are only four non-accepters out of the fifty-eight entries received for the different events to be run off under…
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BATHURST, Wednesday.—The second day's coursing was held at Mr. Lee's, Woodlands. The weather was fine, the attendance good, and hares…
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June 26.—Spring, Young England, and First King against Lady, Wild Girl, and Rifleman; £10 aside; at Maitland. June 26.—Durham's Luna v. Harrison's Pat…
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The team of American cricketers, who thought of visiting England this season, have abandoned the idea. They decline to go, because they, as…
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