Sydney Amateur Athletic Club
SUBJOINED we publish the handicaps for the 220 yards and quarter of a mile, which have been handed to us by the secretary of this club. The meeting, which is the fourth one, commences at…
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Cricket
SQUEEN'S OWN V. WATERLOO UNITED. —, This match was played on Matcuctt's Flat, Waterloo, on Saturday last; and resulted In n victory for the Queen's Own C. C., after a well contested battle, by 12 runs. Flay commenced by the Queen…
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THE fourth annual general meeting of the Wallarco Football Club was held at the Oxford Hotel on Tuesday, 28th Instant. There was a very fair attendance of members, and Mr. W. R. F. Burkitt, having been unanimously elected chairman, called…
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May 9.—Opening match, Wallaroo Club, Civil Service, and Banke v. the Worell, Moore Park. May 9.—Opening match, St. Leonards Football Club, North Shore…
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THE following entries have been received for the handicaps at theabove meeting. NEWCASTLE JOCKEY CLUB HANDICAP, Mr. Hallyard's bf lady Mary, 4 yrs…
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THE following are the yeariings nominated for race:Mr. S. White's be vulentine by Eard be Mameluke by Eu[?] chf Goldstane by Farl…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Mudgee Annual Races, 1874. First Day, Wednesday, May 6. Wednesday night
The meeting commences to-day; there being a very large attendance on the course, and the town never before so full of visitors, both from Sydney and the country. It rained lightly all day, but the sport was good. Corlsande, a great favourite…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Mudgen Annual Races, 1874. [By Electric Telegraph.] First Day, Wednesday, May 6. Wednesday night
The meeting commenced to-day: there being a very large attendance on the course, and the town never before so full of visitors, both from Sydney and the country. It rained lightly all day, but the sport was good. Corisande, a great favourlte,…
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Mr. Allright's b[?]f Corisande 1 Ivory's Binalong 2 Rouse's Nydia 3 A good race. Time, 1.46…
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THE 1874 meeting, under the management of the Mudgee Turf Club, commended to-day, with the excellent bill of fare, and promises of sport which always characterise the doings of the society, and sportsmen from a distance had largely…
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WE give this week an illustration of a game of football at a very critical stage. The goal is in jeopardy, and a rally of each side is made; the ball is in the air, and the combatants stand expoctant; desire in each…
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May 9.—Opening match, Wallaroo Club, Civil Service, and Banks v. the Worell, Moore Park. May 9.—Opening match, St. Leonards Football Club, North Shore…
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THE fourth annual general meeting of the Wallaroo Football Club was held at the Oxford Hotel on Tuesday, 28th instant. There was a very fair attendance of members, and Mr. W. R. F. Burkitt, having been unanimously elected chairman, called…
Continued on Trove, page 28 →Madgee Annual Races. Second Day.—wednesday
The weather to day was a great improvement on what we had yesterday, and on what we expected it would be. The rain had vanished, and it was fine overhead, although the temperature was cold. The attendance for the…
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LAST week I gave the results of the matches with the All-England Eleven, and I now propose drawing an epitome of the experience to be gained from their visit. It is not my province to be personal in this retrospect of the past season, but…
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ALTHOUGH, according to dates, the cricketing season will not close until the middle of the present month, it may be considered practically concluded. There are still, and I apprehend always will be,a number of ardent wielders of…
Continued on Trove, page 602 →Mudgee Annual Races. [By Electric Telegraph.] Third Day, Friday May 8
THE weather was beautifully fine, and the attendance very numerous. The following are the results of the events:—Wellington Handicap: Mr. Blackman's Queen Bee 1, Mr. Ivory's Sultan 2, Mr. Little's King…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Mudgee Annual Races. [From Our Special Correspondent.] First Day, Wednesday, 6Th May
THE hopes indulged in that the present race meeting would be marked by fine weather were entirely dispelled this morning, when a drizzling rain set in, which lasted the whole day. This had no doubt the effect of reducing the…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →Mudgee Annual Races. (From Our Special Correspondent.) Frist Day, Wednesday, May 6. Mudgee, Wednesday night
THE 1874 meeting, under the management of the Mudgee Turf Club, commenced to-day, with the excellent bill of fare, and promises of sport which always characterise the doings of the society, and sportsmen from a distance had largely…
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