Epsom Races
The City and Suburban Handicap of 15 sovs each, with 500 added was run for at the Epsom Spring Meeting, on April 18, with the following result:—…
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Sport, 1883
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Cricket
Want of space prevents the insertion of cricket fixtures in to-day's issue. They will appear on Saturday…
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Newcastle Club's first eleven v. Ironclads' first eleven, on the ground of the Newcastle club.—This game was begun on Saturday last. The attendance of spectators was not…
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The following will represent the Wallsend H. H. Club against 22 of Lambton H. H. Club, on Thursday. 3rd May, at Wallsend Play to start at 2 p.m. sharp:—Stewart,…
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The Victoria racing committee have increased the added money on the Melbourne Cup from £500 to £1000; second and third horses, £200 each. The winners of either…
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Newcastle cricket Club v. First Eleven Ironclads.—This match was resumed by Freeman and Ryder, the "not outs" of the last day's playing, taking their…
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AN influential meeting of gentlemen was held at the Ship Inn on Friday evening last, for the purpose of establishing a football club, under the N. S. Wales…
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HORSEOWNERS and others are reminded that entrances for the Newcastle Races close at 6 p.m. to-day, with the Secretary, Mr. R. Fleming…
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Newcastle 1st 11 v. Ironclads.—This game terminated very much in favour of the Newcastle Club, who won by 117 runs, the scores being:—Newcastle—1st innings,…
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Newcastle v. Wallaroo in Sydney...May 24 Newcastle v. Balmain in Newcastle...May 26 Newcastle v. Arfomas in Newcastle...July 7 Newcastle v. Burwood in Newcastle...July 14…
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THE adjourned meeting of the club playing under the New South Wales Association Rules was held on Thursday evening at the Ship Inn, when, notwithstanding the…
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HALF-HOLIDAY V. LAMBTON.—The following will represent the former in a match to be played at Lambton to-day:—Smith, Stonehouse, Webb, T. and G. Gilbert,…
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THE following are the weights for the appended races, to be run on the 24th inst.:— SHORTS HANDICAP—7 furlongs…
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MELBOURNE, Saturday.—The Derby and Oaks meeting of the Victorian Coursing Club closed yesterday morning on the Oval,…
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We take the following account of the swimming match between William Beckwith and Captain M. Webb from Bell's Life:—"Last Monday afternoon, February 19,…
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A match was played on Saturday last between a picked fifteen of the Newcastle Football Club, and a team of twenty, comprising some of the remaining members,…
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A telegram received yesterday announced that the Murrurundi Races have been postponed until Tuesday and Wednesday next, in consequence of wet weather…
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As the May meeting in connection with the Newcastle Jockey Club takes place to-morrow, interest in the various events, amongst sporting men, is increasing, altho'…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday.—The opening day of the New South Wales Coursing Club was well attended, the weather was delightful, and the ground in good condition, while…
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As I predicted some time back, there is every probability of our enjoying "Queen's Weather" for the various amusements which take place throughout the colonies…
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