Sporting. [By Telegraph.] Armidale Races
CITY HANDICAP.—Sunlight 1, Erin 2, Prince of Wales 3. Won by a length. A bad race. PRINCE OF WALES STAKES.—Bachelor 1, Erin's Isle 2…
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The Intercolonial Cricket Match
Intending speculators are [?]eminded that Mr. G. Kiss will sell by auotion, at the Albert Ground, on Saturday, the right to the refreshment bars, stalls, &c., on the three days of the forthcoming intercolonial…
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The majority of the players representing the Victorian team arrived from Melbourne by the steamer Macedon about one o'clock this morning, and were net on arrival in Sydney by a deputation of the cricketers…
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THE weather is cool, and the attendance good for an off day. FLYING HANDICAP.—Billy Bell 1, Fop Colt 2, King Diamond 3. Won easily by six lengths…
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Looking at the prospect a week in advance of the coming' contests, I must confess that everything bears a roseate hue for the representative team; and yet, strange to say, I cannot get rid of the idea that Victoria will give us more…
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FIRST DAY—WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 16. There was an excellent attendnnce, and the road presented a most animated appearance, his Excellency the Governor driving his four-in-hand on to the course, followed by about…
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There was a fair attendance to-day. CHICHESTER STAKES.—Sybil 1, Billy Bell 2, Parth[?]nis 3. The Fop colt bolted. Won easily by a length…
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SINCE making up my mind to remain in Melbourne, I have continued to attend cricket matches wherein the representative cricketers of the colony take part—not that I am professionally engaged as a cricket scribe, but I am anxious to…
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THE actual result of the match for the Challenge Cup bitween the Warwick and Newtown representatives on Saturday last did not take many by surprise, but there were certainly very few who anticipated that it would…
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THE usual weekly meeting of the committee of the Cricket Association was held at Tattersall'e Hotel yesterday evening Mr.M. H. Stephen presiding. The secretary stated that he had received a telegram from Melbourne, informing him that the…
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It was quite refreshing to sec the large attendance of spectators assembled at the Albert Ground on Saturday afternoon, to witness the practice match between the men of our team. The weather was unfortunately tar from being favourable…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Latest Intelligence. Reuter's Telegrams to Australian Associated Press. the Waterloo Coursing Club. London, February 19
THIS meeting commenced on the 16th of February, when the following events were decided:- The Waterloo Cup: sixty-four subscribers at…
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In view of the intercolonial cricket match between New South Wales and Victoria which commences on the Albert ground on Friday next, Mr. Driver, in the Legislative Assembly, last night, gave…
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That cricket has its great, daugers as well as Pleasures was proved at Ryde, on Tuesday last. A boy of 12, son of Mr. Samuel Small, was playing the "Doble game." at the public school, when he was accidentally…
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We are requested by the honorary secretary of the Albert Ground to call especial attention to the arrangements for the admission of the public during the forthcoming match, which will be found in our…
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TO-DAY the match with the representatives from the sister colony of Victoria begins. The respective teams had a final practice yesterday, and bot[?] appear confident of success. That this feeling exists is very satisfactory, as a good match may be anticipated…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Sporting. [By Telegraph.] Carcoar Races.—thursday
MAIDEN PLATE.—Lysander 1, Ludlow 2, Jupiter 3. LADIES' PURSE.—Arbitrator 1, Dockwood 2, Arcelles 3. Won easily. Six started. TOWN PLATE.—Little Queen walked over…
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THE Intercolonial Cricket Match, Sow South Wales [?]…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →A Cheer for the Guest, and a Cheer for the Best. A powerful impromptu by an imported Poet who has a very bad attack of combined cricket alliteration
BRIGHTLY rises fair Aurora, sheds her light upon the scene, While the rival teams assemble for their sport upon the green; Balls are rolling, Swiftly bowling…
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TO-DAY (Friday) the Intercolonial Match commences; and, judging; from all I have seen during the put week, we are likely to have an interesting contest, and not so one-sided us many people at first imagined. Both teams have been…
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