Colombo Annual Races
OFFICIALS;âPresident: Mr. G. E. Ward, Viceâpresident and [?] : Mr. W. H. Thompson. Committee: Messrs. W. A. Flower, W. A. Wilson, Edward…
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International Cricket Match. Later
ENGLAND, first innings, 264. Australia second innings, 5 out for 152, Bruce making 41. [The Australians in the first innings score 240]…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Our Telegrams. [From our Telegraph Correspondent) Randwick Races. Sydney
NEW YEAR'S GIFT :'Alchemist, 1; Sir Anthony, 2; Bedtime, 8. Disposal Stakes ; Lady Lovel, 1; Stubrook 2 Son[?]…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Our Telegrams. [From our Telegraphic [?] International Cricket Match. Sydney
ENGLAND, second innings, 154. Australia won by 64. SYDNEY, THURSDAY THE area over which the bush fires…
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THE sports on the Park on New Years Day were the most successful held in Moruya for a long time. The weather was very favourable, and a large number of people…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Our Telegrams. (From the Telegraphic Correspondent.) Intercolonial Cricket Match Sydney
IN the match between New South Wales and South Australia, the latter in their first innings have 2 out for 249 ; Lyons 145, Giffen, not out, 95…
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A match was played on Saturday last between the Cambewarra and Numba Cricket Clubs on the latter’s ground. The Numba team proved too strong for the…
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THE annual regatta of the Merimbula Rowing Club eventuated on the usual course on Merimbula Lake on Tuesday, and was attended by a fair number of…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Our Telegrams. (From our Telegraph Correspondent ) A. J. C. Races. Sydney
HUHDLE RACE: S[?] 1; The Mason, 2 ; Frantic, 3 Challenge Stake[?] Helene, 1: Miss Letty 2; Mar[?]…
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Oh! ye, who nurse some new born grief, or fortune s frowns bewail, Go straight for Charley Ison’s beef : and Pr[?]dle’s bitter ale,…
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This match came off on the Park on Friday last, when Moruya still maintained their position in not having suffered defeat during the present season. Through some…
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You who never read reporting, only when it touches sporting, Like the pomlistic memos it the Sydney Referee…
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THE Bega Lawn Tennis tournament commenced on Saturday. Although the afternoon was very chilly there was a good number of spectators. The courts were…
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The[?] a splendid achievment have done, in vehi[?] the pick of our [?]alde. Though Englandâs Eleven [?] plainly have won If only they all had been Abel…
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IN commencing upon the close of the visit of the End of Sheffield's team of cricketers to these colonies, the Melbourne [?] [?]. âDo the asks of…
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HUMBLE RACE : Alarm Bell, 1 ; Australasian, 2; Grandwing, 3. Two-year-old Handicap : Queens borough, 1, Orlove, 2; Cumin, 3…
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MAJOR WARDILL has received a telegram from the Earl of Sheffield in regard to his proposal to bring a team to Australia to play three lest matches…
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The return match between these clubs came off on the Nelligen ground on Saturday last, when our locals still maintained their position as having an unbeaten record for the present…
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As previously announced by advertisement in this journal, day's racing took place on the abovenamed course on Monday last, under the auspices of the Tamarang Race Club, and being…
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A PORTION of the Colombo club met some of the Moorlands players at Movea, on Saturday, 9th inst. The weather was all that could be desired, and play was…
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