Cricket. CARLTON C.C. v PARRAMATTA C.C.
A match between the first elevens of the above clubs took place on Wednesday last, on the Parramatta ground. The Carlton’s winning the toss, decided…
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Athletics. Albert Ground Sports
A LOVELIER. day for athletic sports than Wednesday to could not possibly have been wished for, and the splendid programme offered by the Albert Ground Sports Committee, therefore, drew together a large concourse of people at the…
Continued on Trove, page 694 →Sydney Amateur Athletic Club
THE annual meeting of the Sydney Amateur. Athletic Club was held at Gannon's Exchange Hotel yesterday evening— Mr. J. J. Calvert, vice-president, being in the chair. The following annual report was read by the secretary (Mr. R…
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On the Queen's Birthday the employees of Messrs. Myers and Solomon and John Isaacs and Co. met on the Civil and Military Ground to engage in a friendly game of cricket, when the Pitt-street house…
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MAIDEN PLATE.—Baron 1, Chevalier 2. FLYING STAKES.—Eros 1, Goldfinder 2. A protest was entered by the owner of Kirkpatrick. SA[?]LING STAKES.—Cigarette 1, Princess 2. These…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Balonne Races. St. George (Queensland)
The Balonne Tarf Club races came off on Monday and Tuesday. On the farmer day the weather was fine, but Tuesday was wet. The following are the results:— LADIES' PURSE…
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THE following entries were made to-day:— MELBOURNE CUP. Strop, Bella Wollomal, Dilke, The Ace, Seanmag, Waxy, Dewdrop colt, Big Ruby, Fisherman, Maogregor, Nemesis,…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →[By Telegraph.] Gulgone Races. Second Day
Shorts.—Dile[?] 1. Trial Stakes.—Dilemma. T[?] Club Handicap—Eclipse 1, Eros 2, Vica 3. Forced Handicap.—Dilemma 1, Goldfinder 2…
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"Rusticus," in the Goulburn Herald, in reviewing the past season, gives the following summary of the performances of the Goulburn Cricket Club:— During the season twenty four matches were played,…
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PRESIDENT: Mr. N.P. Bayly, J.P. Vice President : Mr. G. Rouse, J.P. Judge: The Hon G.H. Cox, M.L.C. Treasurer: Mr. G. D. Lane. Committee: Messrs E. Clarke, A.H. Cox, E. Daly, G. D. Lane, C. W. Lawson, T. Smith, and B. Stacy,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Football. Wallaroo Club v. BATHURST
THE football season was opened on Queen's Birthday by a match played at Bathurst between a team representing that city and one chosen from the Wallaroo Club, of Sydney. The continued wet weather since May set in rendered it very…
Continued on Trove, page 726 →Gulgong Races, [By Electric) Telegraph
THE Gulgong race meeting commenced to-day. The attendance was small, and the weather extremely cold. MADIDEN STAKES.—Baron I; Chevalier, 2. FLYING STAKES.—Eros, 1: Goldfinder, 2…
Continued on Trove, page 30 →Mudgee Annual Races. From Our Special Correspondent
PRESIDENT: Mr. N. P. Bayly, J.P. Vice President: Mr G. Rouse, J.P., Judge: The Hon G. H. Cox, M.L.C. Treasurer: Mr G. D. Lane, Committee: Messrs E. Clarke, A. S. Cox, E. Daly G. D. Lane, C. W. Lawson, t. Smith, and B. Stacy,…
Continued on Trove, page 30 →Cricket. Visit of All England Eleven to Victoria
Mr. BENETT, Known as "Tiny," of Emerald Hill, Victoria, has just left New South Wales, having been here as agent for the professional team of All England Oricketers, to arrange for their playing a series of matches in New South Wales…
Continued on Trove, page 31 →The Balonne Races. [By Electric Telegraph.] St. George (Queensland), Wednesday
THE Balonne Turf Clnb races came off on Monday and Tuesday. On the former day the weather was fine, but Tuesday was wet. The following are the results:— LADIES' PURSE…
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THE annual races, which same off daring the past week. were worse attended than any previous ones. One cause for this that there are not so many people in the district, but the chief reason is the most extraordinary fact that the…
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THE following entries and nominations were made at Mr. R. C. Bagot's office ont he 1st instant. SPRING MEETING, 1876. MELBOURNE CUP…
Continued on Trove, page 29 →Country Cricket
A match was played en the Church Point on Saturday last between the first eleven of the Jamberoo and the second eleven of the Kiarra Albert dabs, and molted in a draw. Play was called shortly before I o'clock, the Kiama men…
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THE nominations for the following have been handed to us for publication:— THE MAIDEN PLATE. Mr. W. A. B. Greaves' [?] Sir Hercules, [?] yre…
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