Cricket. Newcastle C.c. V. Carlton C.c. (Of Sydney.)
THE match between these clubs duly came off on the Newcastle ground on Saturday last. The wickets were in splendid order, and Elliott, captain of…
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Sport, 1881
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Cricket
The following will represent Tighe's Hill C.C. against Clerical C.C. on former's ground, on Saturday:—Messrs. Reece, Broom, Bevan, Robson,…
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WITH reference to the recent regatta at Belmont, Lake Macquaire, out Pelican Flat correspondent writes that the places of the winners in the Dingy…
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From our home files I note several important matches have been decided since the frosts broke up. Scotland v. Ireland was played at Belfast, and…
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I learn that Frank Brown has challenged Callaghan, to run for a good stake. Brown is located at Vegetable Creek, at which place it is proposed…
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The proposal which was mooted some time ago to send a football team to England has now taken definite shape. As far as present…
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THE following team will represent the Wallsend U. C. C. in a match with the Hamilton C.C., at Wallsend, on Saturday, 30th inst., viz., Cree, Thurling, Boyd,…
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AMERICAN CRICKET IN 1880.—The past season has been one of the most successful known in the annals of cricket in the United States, and in…
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30.—32-dog Stake, at Longworth's Wallsond. May. May 3 and following days.—N.S.W. Derby Oaks, St. Leger, Bathurst Cup, and…
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24.—Oddfellows' Demonstration, Wallsond Athletic Ground. W. Edwards (champion of Australia), winner of the recent six days'…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →District News. Wallsend. Longworth's Coursing
MR. Longworth's coursing was one of the most successful affairs of the kind ever held north of the Sydney coursing grounds. There was a very large…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday.—For the Cup Mr. Croudace's Cresar beat Mr. Rounsevell's Christmas Gift, almost pointless. For the Dockairne Stakes Mr. Fletcher's…
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THE remaining events in the above came off on Saturday last, as advertised, and, although the weather was most unpropitious the rain pouring in torrents nearly…
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THE sale of gates, booths, and cake-stalls, in connection with the forthcoming Northern Jockey Club meeting, was hold at Fullford's Hotel, West Maitland,…
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We are requested to state that the foot-ball season will be opened on Saturday, 14th May, with a match between the 2nd fifteen of the Newcastle Football Club and…
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CUP.—First ties—Hopbitters beat Caesar. DOCKRAINE STAKES.—Fugitive ran a bye with Loftus…
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May 3 and following days.—N.S.W. Derby Oaks, St. Leger, Bathurst Cup, and Dockbairne Stakes. May 26 and following days.—N.S.W. New…
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12—A. Bussell v. Agnew, 150 yards, £20, E. Maitland 24—Oddfellows' Demonstration, Wallsend Athletic Ground…
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WEST MAITLAND, Monday.—Business in connection with the races is very quiet. There are a few bookmakers here. Vesper and Beatrice are said to be in fine form…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Sporting Column. Turf. Northern Jockey Club Races. First Day—tuesday, 10Th May. Officials: Judge—Mr. J. F. Doyle; Starter—Mr. C. J. Brackenreg; Handicapper and Secretary—Mr. C. Quinton; Clerk of the Course—Mr. F. Fullford; Timekeeper—Mr. Jno. Hart
THE weather was magnificent for the opening day of this meeting, which failed to attract more than nine hundred visitors. The track was in good order, and the racing was of an…
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