Latest Sporting News. Sculling Races for the Hunt Trophy
The final heat for this trophy, value £150, and a sweepstakes of £20 each, came off on the champion course, Parramatta River, on Saturday afternoon, between the…
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Sport, 1883
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Schools Cricket Match
SYDNEY, Wednesday.—A team of cricketers from the Melbourne Grammar school have arrived to contest matches with the Sydney Grammar School and the King's School Parramatta…
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SYDNEY, Tuesday.—A meeting of the N.S.W. Cricket Association was held at Aaron's Hotel, last evening; Mr. Gibson occupying the chair. The following players were selected to compose the…
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MR. T. ALNWICK sold the gates, booths, etc., for the Wallsend Turf Club, at Mr. Lorey's, on Saturday, which brought the following prices.—Messrs. Thurling and…
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SYDNEY, Tuesday.—The cricket contests between representatives of the Melbourne and Sydney Grammar Schools was commenced on Monday, on the Association…
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A COMMITTEE meeting of the above was held last night at the Terminus Hotel. Present: Mr. C. H. Hannell (in the chair, Messrs Whyte, Aggar, Burke, Fraser, Fitzpatrick, Sidney, and F. Gardiner…
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The bill of fare set down for Boxing and the following day should satisfy all lovers of racing. True, the quality of the nags engaged is not first-class, but what is lost…
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As my compeer "Scribbler" has devoted space to a review of the horses engaged in the different events, I will confine myself to simply trying to "spot" the winners…
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FOLLOWING is a brief resume of the chief Boxing Day attractions advertised. Readers will find that they have plenty from which to pick and choose in the wa[?] of a days' outing. As usual…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday.—To-day the weather was delightful throughout, and all the places of resort were crowded to any extent; Randwick races being the most…
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MELBOURNE, Thursday.—The thirty-first Intercolonial match with Victoria commenced yesterday on the Melbourne Cricket Ground. There were 15,000…
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GUNNEDAH, Thursday.—In the match Gunnedah versus Tighe's Hill, Gunnedah made 123 in the first innings, and Tighe's Hill 24 in the first, and 29 in the second…
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SYDNEY, Friday,âAt a meeting of the Coursing Club yesterday it was resolved that the Waterloo Cup be run at Woodstock instead of at Bowral…
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MELBOURNE, Friday.—The Intercolonial Cricket match was continued to-day by Horan and Lewis, the not-out men resuming the bats, to the bowling of Garrett and…
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The Arundels of Sydney v. First Newcastle.—The Newcastle Clubs' ground was visited on Monday last by a team of young and promising cricketers, yclept the…
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MELBOURNE, Saturday.—The weather to-day was fearfully hot. A strong northerly wind was blowing, and there were clouds of dusts all across the ground,…
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One of the leading attractions to-morrow will be the sports, under the auspices of the Lambton Athletic Club, which will take place on the convincing…
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