Belmont Regatta
The annual regatta it Belmont, on the shores of Lake Macquarie, is likely to attract goodly numbers of visitors from various parts to that exquisitively picturesque…
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Sport, 1882
244 stories in Newcastle & Lake Macquarie's papers · page 11 of 13
Belmont Regatta
The above Regatta came off on the waters of Lake Macquarie, yesterday, and was, in every particular, a great success. The principal event of the day, viz., the Sailing…
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President and Judge, Mr. Jas. Davies; Vice-President and Umpire, Mr. M. Callen; Treasurer, Mr. John Rae; Starter, Mr. A. Callen; Committee, Messrs. A. Miner, A. Edwards, G. Smith, B…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Proposed Revolution in Cricket
"A Lover of Cricket" suggests a novel remedy for the inconvenience of draws in cricket matches, as also for the disappointment sometimes occasioned by the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Latest Sporting News. Cricket. the Cup Matches
SOME excellent cricket was shown on Saturday last, on the grounds of the Ironclads and Newcastle clubs. The match between the former and 18 of Hamilton…
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PRESIDENT, Thomas Brooks, Esq., J.P.; Judge' John Cairns, Esq.; Treasurer, Geo. Williamson, Esq; Starter, Thomas Russell, Esq.; Handicapper, Geo. Walker, Esq.; Joint Secretaries, Robt…
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VISIT OF THE HON. IVO BLIGH'S TEAM OF CRICKETERS TO NEWCASTLE.—We are informed by the honorary secretary of the Newcastle Cricket Club (Mr. G. Bewick,…
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UNITEDS.—An interesting match took place between the above clubs on Saturday afternoon, at Wickham, and resulted in a win for the Albions by 26 runs; the match being…
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HALF HOLIDAY C. C. v. TIGHE'S HILL C. C.—The following have been selected for the above match at Tighe's Hill, on Thursday: Messrs. Webb, T. and J. Smith,…
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MOREE, Thursday.—The above races commenced to-day. 'There was a very poor attendance. Below is a resume of the various events:—…
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THE Newcastle Club finished their match with 22 of Onebygamba, defeating them in one innings and a balance of over 70 runs. The Onebygambians were much…
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A full meeting of the Wallsend and Platteburg Towing Club was held on the 14th inst, at Mrs. Parkes' Grapes' Inn. Mr. Thornton (chairman) asked the…
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On September 20, this was decided at the Dundee Public Baths in the presence of a large assemblage, including many ladies. This was the third contest. The first prize…
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WAGGA, Wednesday.—The races have been postponed until to-morrow, in consequence of heavy, rain which has been falling all day…
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Our Wallsend correspondent writes:—This is rather a pleasant topic with some of our sporting characters in this locality. Some of the race-going turfites are…
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WEDNESDAY evening was made the occasion for a very convivial and all round enjoyable banquet at Stockton, in commemoration of the recent annual regatta The…
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THE committee of the above held their final meeting at Pelican Flat, Lake Macquarie entrance, on Saturday, 18th inst., in order to wind up the business of the regatia. Mr John Cairns…
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Ironclad First Eleven v. 16 of Wallsend.—The first innings of each side was concluded, and resulted in a close finish. Wallsend, 61; 'Clads, 47. The heavy…
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Wallsend 16 v. First Ironclads.—This match was continued by Wallsend opening their first innings very favourably, the batsmen playing freely, and adding runs…
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SYDNEY, Friday.—The following are the entries for Tattersall's Annual Race:— HURDLES: 16, including three of Dr. Nash's horses…
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