Albury Races
THE following account of this meeting is abridged from the Australian. Maiden Plate of 50 [?]. One mile and a half. Mr. A. Paton [?] Hilde, by Hambled[?] Hill—Gazal[?]…
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Exciting Scene at a Swimming Match
THE Ballarat swimming matches on Saturday were near being marred by a fatal accident. Mr. George Main (son of Mr. James M. Main), after carrying away second honours in the scarlet colours,…
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[?] my last communication I mentioned that the Stanley [?] was going to Toowoomba, to play a local eleven, on Boxing [?] and that the Alberts were going to Gympie. Well, the [?] match fell through: but the Stanley's did go to…
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SOUTH SYDNEY V. CARLTON C.C.—The first elevens of these clubs played a one innings match, on Parmer's Ground, on Saturday last, the result being a draw. The south Sydney Club went in first, and scored 76, Moon being top scorer with…
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A MEETING of the association was held last evening at Tattersall's Hotel, Mr. J. J. Calvort in the chair. The minutes of last meeting having been read and confirmed, the honorary secretary stated that the deficiency incurred…
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CARLINGFORD C. C. v. BALMAIN SURRY C. C.—The meeting of these two clubs attracted a large attendance of people on Saturday last at Balmain, a large number of whom were residents of Surry Hills, who had availed themselves of the…
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THE practice team for the next Intercolonial match have been selected, and the names vere announced on Monday sight at a meeting of the Association. With recent experience the committee could not have gone far wrong,…
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THE Ballarat swimming matches on Saturday were near being marred by a fatal accident. Mr. George Main (son of Mr. James M. Main), after currying away second honours in the scarlet colours,…
Continued on Trove, page 28 →Two-Year-Old Racing
THE running of two-year-olds is a question which has come in for discussion during late years more, perhaps, than any other connected with the Turf, and opinions differ upon it just as widely as if it was a new…
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A MEETInG of the association was held on Monday evening at Tattersall's Hotel, Mr. J. J. Calvert in the chair. The minutes of last meeting having been read and confirmed, the honorary secretary stated that the deficiency incurred…
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As we are all interested in winning the next match with Victoria, which comes off the first week of March, and as the old proverb of "practice makes perfect" is nowhere more of a truism than in cricket, I hope I…
Continued on Trove, page 30 →Braidwood Turf Club Races, 1875. [From Our Correspondent.]
JUDGE—R. [?], Esq. Stewards—Messrs. Johm Wallace, C. E. Dransfield, Thomas Steward, W. F. Gordon, [?] [?], F. Mason, and H. P. Wils n. Starter—Mr. J. V. Williams…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Anniversary Festivities. the Anniversary Regatta
THIS event was a success, in spite of the fears that were entertained that it would prove less than usually interesting, in consequence of the few entries made for the most important races. A discussion as to what constitutes an…
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JUDGE.— B. H[?] Esq. stewards.— [?] John Wallace. G.E. Dransfield, Thomas Steward, W. F. Gordon, Rees [?] F. Mason, and H.P. Wilson, Starter— Mr. J.V. Williams. FIRST DAY—WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 3…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Geelong Racing Club Annual Meeting. First Day.—thursday. February 4
THE weather at the time of starting from Melbourne by the special train was as unpromising as it could well beThe rain, which had lasted all night with a few intervals, still continued, and it was generally expected that on…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Yacht Race at the Anniversary Regatta
THE principal event at the Anniversary Day Regatta, which took place on the 26th January, was a handicap yacht race, for which three boats were entered; but the interest of the race was mainly confined to two—…
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I DARSSAY that cricketers rejoined with the rest of the community in the welcome change which took place last week in the weather, when refreshing showers commenced to fall; nevertheless it is somewhat unfortunate that rain…
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THE rough weather last Saturday quite put a stop to cricket, and so there were no matches to record. The coming intercolonial contest has been and is the chief subject of conversation among cricketers, and the…
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