N.S.W. National Regatta
SYDNEY, Thursday.—The above annual regatta took place to-day, and was a great success; every available place on land was crowded, and the harbour was filled with…
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Sport, 1882
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Cricket
The following will represent the 2nd eleven Rising States against the Stockton C.C. at Stockton on Saturday:—Cantello, Clulow, G. Davidson, Stowe, Hogbin, Paget,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Maitland Anniversary Regatta. TREASURER, Mr. E. P. Capper; joint hon. secretaries, Messrs. J. Gillies, jun., and E. W. Norman. Committee: Messrs. J. J. Riley. E. P. Capper, A. Wilkinson. J. D. Prentice, C. F. Solling, R. Cracknell, J. W. Pender, T. Henderson, J. Clark, J. J. Sheppard, Isaae Morris, W. S. Harrison, W. J. Sloan, W. Short, H. H. Decoy, A. and L. Morris, W. Bussell, J. Tuck, W. H. Mullon, J. Pritchard, D. Ring, S. Owen junr., J. Mazlins, H. Levy, T. J. Henery, B. W. Levy, J. Wolfe junr., J. M. Reynolds, J. A. Pulbrook, W. T. Poulton. Starter—Mr. A. Wilkinston; Assistant Starter, Mr. W. J. Sloan; Umpire, His Workship the Mayor (Mr. J. J. Rilvey); Managers of Aquantic Events, Messrs. J. W. Pemder, J. Lee, and W. J. Sloan; Handicappers, Messrs, A. Wilkinson, J. Gillies, jun., and J. W. Pender
The above annual regatta came off on the usual convincing ground at the Horseshoe Bend. West Maitland, and despite the potency of Father Sol's rays, which sent…
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TRIAL STAKES.—Santa Claus, 1; Mistake, 2; Sunshine, 3. GEELONG CUP, of 200 sovs.—Guinea, 1; Ween, 2; Commotion, 3…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Latest Sporting Items. Newcastle J. C. Races. Second Day.—friday
THE second day's events in connection with the Newcastle J. C's. New Year's Meeting came off yesterday, and were almost as fully attended as on the previous day. The…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Wallsend and Plattsburg Regatta. PRESIDENT, R. Thornton, Esq.; Judge. P. W. Young, Esq.; Starter, G. H. Solley, Esq.; Committee. Messrs. T. Steel, J.Punton, G. Barlow, J. Smith. J. Jones. E. Milton, S. Outram, R. Punton, W. Wardle, and G. Clothier
The fourth annual regatta in connection with the above was held on the Lake Macquarie course on Thursday last (Anniversary Day). There was a large…
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MELBOURNE, Saturday.—The second day's racing at Geelong came off to-day. The weather was fine, but blazingly hot, hence the publicans drove a thriving…
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GRAFTON, Tuesday.—M. Rush, in a letter to the clarence and Richmond Examiner, contradicts the report re challenge to row Laycock…
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On Dec. 5, in the gymnasium, attached to Lillie-bridge Grounds, a wrestling match in the French style took place between Joseph Acton, of Wigan, and Tom Cannon,…
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Next Tuesday and Wednesday, 7th and 8th Feb., our Maitand friends intend holding two day's racing, on Eales' race-course. As it is customary on the part of…
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THE first batch of "malcontents " have declared, and in consequence thereof the fields for the various handicap have been reduced, and no doubt will be further lessened on the days of…
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There is nothing new to chronicle in the athletic "line," with the exception that J. Gibson has challenged A. Spruce to run 150 or 200 yards, for from £10 to £20 aside…
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WEST MAITLAND, Monday.—The above races, which are to come off here on Tuesday and Wednesday, are causing a great deal of interest in sporting circles, and should the…
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As our readers will perceive by a telegram, the above races were postponed till to-day (Wednesday), Up to the latest hour of going to press, we have received…
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The following telegram was received yesterday morning from Mr. W. C. Quinton (Secretary of the above Club):—"The races have been postponed till to-morrow…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Northern Jockey Club Races. First Day.—wednesday, Feb. 8. Under the supervision of the following gentlemen:—Judge—S. Clift, Esq.: Handicapper—W. C. Quinton, Esq.; Starter—Jesse Adams, Esq.; Clerk of the Course—F. G. Falford, Esq.; Official Time-keeper—J. Harl, Esq.; W. C. Quinton, Esq., Secretary
The first day of the Summer Meeting, under the auspices of the above took place yesterday, having been postponed from Tuesday. The weather was very…
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YESTERDAY a painful accident befel Sergeant Thompson, of the Paterson, at the Maitland Races. While near the saddling paddock one of the nags let out and kicked him…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Northern Jockey Club Races. Second Day.—thursday, Feb. 9. Under the management of following gentlemen:—Judge—S. Clint, Esq.: Handicapper—W. C. Quinton, Esq: Starter—Jesse Adams; Esq.; Clerk of the Course-F. G. Fulford, Esq.; Official Time-keeper—J. Hart, Esq.; W. C. Quinton, Esq., Secretary
THE second day's races, under the supervision of above club, came off yesterday, under much more favourable auspices than on the first day. The weather could not…
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THE ALL-ENGLAND ELEVEN.—The following is the programme of matches for the remainder of the tour of the All-England Eleven in Australia:—…
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A couple of foot races to come off at Tamworth, on Friday and Saturday next On the first-named day, G. Adams and T. Giles meet in a 100 yards flutter for £10;…
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