Boxing Day Amusements
THE list of amusements set down for Boxing Day is an exceedingly full one, and one one or other of them cannot fail to please the most fastidious taste…
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Sport, 1885
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Cricket
Greafa v. Cessnock.—A match was played last Saturday between the above clubs at Cessnock, and resulted in a win for Cessnock by 10 wickets and 5 runs. The weather was fine all day, and the ground…
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On Saturday next (Boxing Day) a match will be played on the Newcastle cricket ground between the well-known Carlton C.C., of Sydney, and the Newcastle C.C.,…
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A day's racing will take place at Fullerton Cove on Boxing Day. A fair programme has been put forward, and as god entries have been received, acapital day's sport sheuld be the result…
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A next programme of athletic sports will be gone through at Fullerton Cove on Saturday. There are 10 events on the programme, the principal item being the Allcomers' Handicap, 150 yards, of £5…
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The principal events for the Albion Ground have filled well, some of the best men in the colony competing…
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The Newcastle annual aquatic festival, that has been in existence for upwards of 30 years, promises on New Year's Day ensu[?]ng to be one of the best, if not the…
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MELBOURNE, Thursday.—In the boxing match, between I. Bitton and Y. Floyd, which took place near the Caulfield racecourse, the former won after 37 rounds had…
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WALLEND v. FIRST NEWCASTLE.—This game was resumed at Wallsend on Saturday last, and the attendance of spectators was again large. At the conclusion of the…
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Father Sol evidently wore a night-cap of remorse on Christmas Eve, and made up his mind to give the nortals who inhabit the coaly regions of the Northern…
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The weather yesterday and to-day was charming. The Boxing day sports were all very successful…
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SYDNEY, Saturday.—The above match was commenced at noon to-day. When the day's play was brought to a close, the game was:—Victoria, first innings, 142; New…
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SYDNEY, Saturday.—The Summer Cup meeting at Randwick to-day was well attended. The weather was delightful, while the course and the surroundings…
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MELBOURNE, Saturday.—The intercolonial cricket match began on the Melbourne Cricket Ground to-day. The weather was coal and cloudy. The turf was in excellent…
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THE sale of publicans' booths and fruit stalls on the wharf, in connection with the Newcastle Annual Regatta, took place yesterday, when F. Gardner submitied four publicans'…
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SYDNEY, Tuesday.—In the match between the men employed at the railway workshops of Melbourne and Sydney, the former scored 123 runs in their first innings, and the latter 206…
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The thirty-third Newcastle Annual Regatta will take place to-morrow (New Year's Day), and judging from the number of entrances received, and the enthusiasm…
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THE following are the players chosen by the Greta Cricket Club to play in the match against the Mitchell's Flat Cricket Club, to take place on the Greta Recreation Reserve…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday.—In the above match the Victorians won by 53 runs…
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