Victorian Racing Club
MELBOURNE, Monday.—The annual meeting of the Victorian Racing Club was held to-day, which the balance-sheet was adopted, the old committee re-elected. The gratuity to the widow of…
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Sport, 1885
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N. S. Wales Coursing Club
SYDNEY, Wednesday.—The August meeting of the New South Wales Coursing Club was well attended, the weather was gloriously fine, and the ground in capital order for running after the…
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The return match between these clubs was played on the Agricultural Society's ground on Saturday afternoon last in the presence of a large number of spectator, and after a very pleasant game resulted…
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SYDNEY, Thursday.—The New South Wales Coursing Club concluded its meeting at Rooty Hill to-day. The weather was again flue and warm, but the attendance was only moderate. The hares…
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The following are the results of the different rounds which were concluded on Saturday past. Great satisfaction was given. The hares were in splendid fettle, and some really good courses were…
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The Newcastle cricket ground will this afternoon he the scene of a good match under the N. S. Wales Association rules between the Newcastle City and Northumberland (Maitland) clubs. Each…
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NECASTLE v. CAMMRY.—News was received yesterday that the Commarys were unable to get together a team to keep their engagement with the Newcastle Club. The match therefore will not…
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A football match, Northern District versus Sydney, is announced to be played at Sydney on the 29th inst…
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The football match between the Newcastle Orientals and the Sydney Petersham clubs came off on Saturday afternoon in the city ground, in the presence of a large…
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The third meeting connected with the Rosehill Racing Club came off on Saturday afternoon in the presence of about 3000 spectators. The proceedings passed off…
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ARMIDALE, Saturday.—The following horses have been scratched for all engagements for the races to come off here on Wednesday and Thursday next: Terminus,…
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The match between the East Maitland and Waratah Football Clubs came off on Saturday afternoon, in the Crystal Palace Gardens, Waratah, as arranged. There were, the…
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A MORE practised traveller, a shrewder observer, having a wider insight and deeper experience as a statesman than Mr. Howard Vincent, has (says the…
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ORIENTAL V. PETERSHAM.—A match between the aboveclubs was played on the Newcastle ground (kindly lent for the occasion), and after a very closely-contested game the…
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The following will represent the Advance against the Waratah Football Club to-day, to be played at Crystal Palace Gardens, Waratah:—Finney, Wood, Milier, Deaudney, J. and H. Gow, Hewett, Samuels,…
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The above came off at Singleton on Saturday last, in the presence of about 200 spectators. The rats in most instances were bad, and would not move after being thrown down in consequence of…
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On Saturday afternoon a weak team from the Newcastle City Club visited East Maitland and played the Carlton Club a game of Association football. It was though that the Carltonians being…
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At a meeting of the secretaries of the Northern District Association Clubs, held at the Ship Inn last night, it was unanimously decided to accept the invitation of the N.S.W. Association and send a…
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ON Saturday last a team representing the Wickham Superior Public School Football Club, journeyed to Maitland and defeated the local school club by two goals, ten behinds, to one goal three…
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A very largely attended meeting of members was acid at Ralph's Hotel on Monday night, and a great deal of important business was transacted. The tender for fencing an oval of W. W. Johnson was…
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