Athletics
Entries are due this evening for Moroney's Nursery Handicap, to be run next Saturday night. In this event Mr. Moroney will introduce his new sweepstakes principle in the…
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Sport, 1891
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Football
The first football match of the season played on the West Wallsend ground took place on Saturday afternoon. The Adamstown Rosebuds and the West Wallsend…
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"Felix," the Melbourne cricket authority, reviewing the past season, says:—"In fielding I assign the first place to J. Worrall, whose pluck, accuracy, and…
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It has been decided to leave the entries for Mr. Moroney's Nursery Handicap open till 8 o'clock this evening. Andrew's Gaslight Handicap will be run…
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LONDON, Wednesday.—Kent Cricket Club has refused to admit Murdoch, the Australian batsman, to play with Sussex against Kent this season, on the ground that it was…
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A meeting of the above association was held at the Oxford Hotel on Saturday night last; Mr. Marshall presided. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and…
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The above clubs played at Granville (Sydney) on Saturday, and the result was an easy win for the Pyrmonts by 3 goals to nil. Mr. J. Craig gave entire satisfaction as referee…
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Durie's third Novice Handicap will be run at Minmi, on the 29th inst. Entries will be received up to the 23rd,…
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The paying over of the prizes won at the late sports meeting of the above club took place last evening at Galley's Oxford Hotel. There was a good attendance of members…
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The final division for the Waratah Bowling Club gold medal was played off last Saturday, between Mr. W. Harris and Mr. J. Silcock, the latter having two points start…
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The Sir Joseph Banks 150 yards handicap will be run off on Monday afternoon. The Carrington professional handicap, run on Thursday night, resulted as…
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The members of the Advance Football Club celebrated their annual distribution of trophies won for the past season, by giving a ball, on Thursday night last, at the Lyceum…
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General satisfaction was felt among the residents here on Saturday when it became known that our local cricket team had succeeded in winning the handsome…
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Entries are due to-morrow evening for the novice handicap, to be run at the Olympic Hall on Saturday night next. The Sir Joseph Banks handicap will be…
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By cable we learn that the Australian cricketers Dr. Barrett and Mr. W. L. Murdoch are to be included in the match between the Gentlemen of England and…
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Entries are due this evening for Moroney's Novice Handicap, to be run next Saturday night. Hopkins and Dronsfield's first Daylight…
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On Saturday afternoon the Hamilton football team defeated Broadmeadow, at Hamilton, by seven goals to nil. The attendance at the match was an increase on…
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Lou Hope won the Carrington Professional Handicap, run on Monday night. Baxter and M'Elhene box for a stake of £50 at the Olympic Hall on Monday night…
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The attention of horseowners and trainers is directed to an advertisement in another column, by which it will be seen that entries for all the events to be run for at the above…
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The Lillie Bridge Professional Handicap, run last night, resulted thus:—F. Newland, 6yds, 1; A. Robinson, 8½, 2; C. A. Murray, 9, 3; E. A. Oheckley, 7½, 4…
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