Berrima Annual Races
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Entries for the Geelong Races
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The First Race, for tne Town Plate was won by Mr. Town's Paradise; Alcibiades second. Second Race, for the Ladies' Purse, was won by Mr. Seymour's Kettledrum; Mr. Riley's Commodore…
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I HAVE little to say this week, the practice for the Intercolonial not having commenced; but there are one or two things. I want to remark upon of which I was not aware last week. It did not strike me when the association picked the…
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UNIVERSITY V. BATHUR T— This match is Used to take place on Friday and saturday, on the Albert Ground. The Bathurst people have chosen their team, who are in one practice. Their names will be published in a day or two…
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ON Tuesday, 18th instant, the annul Turf Club races took place at Laggan. The weather was beautifully fine, and the attendance was much better than has ever been seen before, Over three hundred ladies and gentlemen made their way to…
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BATHURST V. UNIVERSITY.—The return match between the first elevens of the above named clubs, was commenced yesterday on the Albert Ground. The attendance was very pour, but there is every probability of a large…
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Knowing that your readers would be glad to learn how the proparations for the intercolonial match are progressing down here, 1 hasten to let, you have my information thus far, and my opinion of he form of our opponents as displayed in the…
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THESE clubs came together with their best elevens yesterday (Friday) on the Albert Ground, and there was a good afternoon's play, of which below we give the particulars. Touching the University Club…
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THESE clubs came together with their best elevens yesterday (Friday) on the Albert Ground, and there was a good afternoon's play, of which below we give the particulars. Touching the University club,…
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IT'S quite possible that continued defeat has something to do with it. but whether so or not, there's no doubt that among the cricketers of New South Wales there is always found a large amount of apathy just at the time when lt is least…
Continued on Trove, page 26 →The Intercolonial Cricket Match. To the Editor
SIR,— [?]s a lover of cricket it is but natural I am interested in the Intercolonial Cricket Match, and I have waited anxiously and watched to see what action would be taken by the associations or in other words, how many, and what players…
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USIVRRS[?] BATHURST.—This interesting match was resumed and concluded on Saturday. Shortly after the appointed time, Webb and W. Morgan resumed the places at the wickets against the bowling of Faithfull and Coates Webb received…
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At 12.15 on Saturday the red shirts of the University were dotted over the field, and Webb and Morgan, the not-outs of the previous evening, resumed their places at the wickets, the former…
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At 12.15 on Saturday the red shirts of the University were dotted over the field, and Webb and Morgan, the not-outs of the previous evening, resumed their places at the wickets, the former…
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Maiden Piate of 40 [?]; weight for age, [?] 7st 91b; [?] About one [?] half. Mr. J. C. Greig's [?] aged, [?] by…
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THE match, Universty v. Bathurst, came off on Friday and Saturday last, and ended in another triumphant victory for the already jubilant collegians. It was evident from the commencement that the Western players were greatly…
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