Late Sporting. Moorefield Races. Sydney
In connection with to-morrow's racing at Moor field, Amor and Jeanette have been scratched for St. Patrick's Handicap…
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Sport, 1900
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Bowls. Newcastle v. the Metropolis. an Easy Win for the Northerners
The unexpected happened on Saturday, when the Northern bowlers met and decisively defeated the players of the parent organisation on the Newcastle Green. Matches…
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The 100 yards championship of Victoria was won at Middle, Park Paths on Saturday by A. J. Pearson in 1min 17sec…
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In the first junior final match played on Saturday, Newcastle East scored 104 in their second innings, and not 92 as printed in yesterday's issue…
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R. Hourigan, the Sydney ped., who won three of the events at the Maitland sports on Friday, and two at Newcastle the following day, left for…
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LONDON, Monday.—In the boxing contest to decide the 11 stone championship of England,, "Dido" Plumb beat Jas. Ryan in the eighth round…
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At a meeting of the New South Wales Cricket Association, on Monday night, a letter was received from Major Wardill, with reference to the disposal of part of…
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The prizes won at St. Patrick's Day sports on Saturday are to be handed over to the successful competitors at the Criterlon Hotel on Thursday evening…
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Swimmers are given a reminder that nominations for the handicap events to be decided at the Pirate Club's carnival on the 28th instant close with the secretary, Mr…
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The match between the Operative Bakers and the Master Bakers was played on Tuesday afternoon, and proved thoroughly enjoyable. The Operatives went to the wickets…
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At the annual meeting of the Victorian A.A.A. subscriptions to the extent of £10 were collected in the room for the purpose of supplementing the fund to send Mr. S…
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In a letter to the hon. secretary of the New South Wales Swimming Association, F. C. V. Lane says that he has just got over the influenza. The winter was most…
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The following players will represent the Lowlands, Bowling Club in the "pennant match" (the last of the series), at Waratah, against the club there on to-morrow…
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In Sydney on Wednesday night. "The Poet" easily disposed of M'Auliffe, the Melbourne boxer. The referee gave it as his opinion that the visitor was not a trier…
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Very satisfactory entries have been received for the Pirate Club's carnival, to be held in the Corporation Baths next Wednesday evening. The inter-club events…
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The manager of the Democratic Club has put forward an excellent programme for the delectation of his patrons to-night, when it is proposed to make a start with the 8st…
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The last of the pennant matches promoted by the Northern District Bowling Associations was played between the Waratah and Lowlands lands Club on the Waratah green on…
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The Wallsend sporting world was full of patriotism on Saturday, when the race meeting promoted by the local Jockey Club in aid of the Patriotic Fund took place. At…
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J. Allen, who shaped well at the Democratic Club the other night, is anxious to meet J. Bridges in a limited-round contest. In Sydney on Saturday night Harden…
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Owing to the prevalence of the bubonic plague, the question been [?] if it is advisable for the Victorian team to visit Sydney at Easter. At the suggestion the…
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