Sporting Coraki J. C. Races
THE rains which visited Coraki, also yes. terday about noot, spoilt what would otherwise have been a large gathering. The town seemed full of people, while about 300 were on the…
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Coraki Jockey Club Annual Races
THE annual race meeting in connection with the above Club took place on Tuesday last 1st January. The new year was ushered in by a heavy downpour of rain which…
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THE following nominations have been made for the races to-day:— NOVEL RACE, 7 furlongs—Botheration, Surplus, Mayflower…
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NEW YEAR'S GIFT. 6 furlongs—Albecore, 8st, 1; Tioowna, 7-4, 2:. Hirondelle, 8-9, 3. Won by threo lengths. Time, 1min 14½sec. DISPOSAL STAKES, 7 furlongs—Machinist, 7-2, 1;…
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THE following weights have been declared for the principal Handicaps to be run at the above races:— OPENING HANDICAP.—Memory 8-9, Merksworth 8-7, Zanita 8-2, Clianthus 8st, Jess 7-12, Fairy…
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A MEETING of members of this club was hold on the cricket ground last Saturday afternoon, when there were present—Messrs. C. J. M'Rae (presiding), A. Percy, O. Clark, M…
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A TEAM representing the juniors of Codrington journeyed to Oakland and were defeated by the second eleven of the local club. According to the first…
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A. E. TROTT, the cricketer, is only 22 years of age, and is a professional bowler for the East Melbourne C.C. Blackham, Barrett, Harry, M'Leod…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Cricket. The Fourth Test Cricket Match. ENGLAND Y. AUSTRALIA
THE S. M. Herald, referring to the fourth teat mutch, and the second innings of the Englishmen, says:£The i[?]ings had lusted only an hour and a half, and closed at 25 minutes past…
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ON Saturday last the second race meeting of the above Club took place on the course in Mr. W. Davis' paddock. Much of the interest usually taken in race meetings had…
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LYONS launched out on Saturday when he made a century not out. This will ensure the big South Australian a place in the next test match…
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THE Man of the World in responsible for the following cricket yarn:—"I was," the Barrister related, "playing in a cricket match at Mote Park, Maidstone…
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TURNER stood out of the intercolonial to rest for the test. Graham, owing to his illness, will not be us fit as could be wished…
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HOW the country people took ,the last great cricket match must be imagined, but in Sydney the men, young ami old, went off their cra[?]iums. Wherever you…
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THE greatest cricket match played in the Southern Hemisphere. More excitement, more enthusiam was never shown over a match before…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Opening of Swimming Baths at St. Mary's Presentation Convent
As briefly lntimated last issue, the swimming baths recently built' in connection with St. Mary's Presentation College, were ripened on Tuesday afternoon last. A general invitation to the patrons…
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AUTUMN HANDICAP—Struhan 1, Quiver 2, Iolauthus 3. CHAMPION RACE— Harvester 1, Preston 2, Carnage 3. Five started. Harvester wus first…
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SIR,—A little incident that occurred during the progress of the cricket match Waratah v. Gundurimba on Saturday last at Coraki, and threatened to have an unpleasant ending, is…
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THE race meeting of this club was held on Saturday, and a better day could not have been obtained for it. A number of sportsmen went out by the 8 o'clock train, which also conveyed ithe racehorses…
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THERE was a good attendance at the above races on Saturday, and the weather proving all that could be desired, and there being fair fields for the various events, good sport was…
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