Boxing
A BOXING entertainment wan given at Professor West's gymnasium on Saturday night, by "Young Dutchey," light-weight champion of England, before a crowded…
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Sport, 1880
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Coursing Match
SYDNEY, Saturday.—A coursing match for £100 aside, between the Hon. T. Bromel's greyhound, Joe Brown, and Mr. Weir's Sydney dog, Hopmarket, took…
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Mr. William Grahame's well known bitch Wild Girl, died suddenly on Sunday last, at Maitland. AUSTRALIAN COURSING CLUB.—The S…
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At the football match, Geelong v. Melbourne, played at Geelong, on Saturday, the former won by 6 goals to nil. The first match between the Victorian…
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WARATAH v. ALL-COMERS.—A match under the rules of the New South Wales Football Association took place last Saturday between the Waratahs and a team of…
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In the match between the Australians and Birmingham (which, resulted in a victory for the former by an innings and 9 runs), McDonnell made 89, slight 86,…
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Aug. 21.—Coursing Meeting at Plattsburg, Nominations close on 17th August. Aug. .—Graham's Young Rifleman v. Roadhead's Spring: 11 rats £50, at Greta…
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Young Dutchey's abilities as a boxer should ensure a large attendance this evening, at Professor West's Gymnasium, where the light-weight…
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By reference to advertisement it will be seen that a set to with the gloves is announced to come off at Mr. J. L. West's gymnasium in Watt-street, this evening,…
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THE AUSTRALIAN ELEVEN.—After the churlish reception that has been accorded the Eleven by the leading English cricket clubs (thanks to the caddish…
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THE H. R. Amateur Turf Club have provided an interesting programme of races for this afternoon. The first event is fixed for half-past 1 o'clock, and the last race…
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THE occasion of the late Singleton Show was taken advantage of by several gentlemen in the Newcastle district to interview some of the representative estate holders…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Hunter River Amateur Turf Club Races. Officers and Officials.—Stewards, Messrs. J.Ealos, J. E. Wolfe, J. Clift, R. Waddy, and Dr. R. Pierce; Judge, Mr. J. Clift, Hon. Sec., Mr. W. H. Mullon; Starter, Mr. C. J. Brackenreg; Handicapper, Mr. C. Quinton; Clerk of the Course, Mr. Fred. Fullford
At the race meeting on Saturday last, the attendance (numbering about 400) was not so large as on previous occasions; the severe westerly wind, doubtless, preventing…
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UNIVERSITY v. NEWCASTLE.—The last match in which the Newcastle Football Club will take part this season is against the well-known University players of…
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Wednesday, 6 p.m.—The weather was fine and the attendance large at the Hawkesbury race meeting, to.day. The Governor and suite were present. Since…
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NEWCASTLE V. SYDNEY UNIVERSITY.—The match between these two clubs will not take place to-morrow, the latter being unable to get together a team to come up…
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The first day of this meeting came off on Wednesday on the Clarendon race course. The weather was as fine as could be, which is usually the…
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It is said in sporting circles that Larry Foley's admires intends presenting him with a champion belt…
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The last match of the present season between the University and Wallaroo teams, played on Saturday, was a close and exciting struggle throughout…
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The Morpeth Club have commenced playing already, and it is said they intend improving their ground, which, from all accounts, needs it…
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