Coursing. FIXTURES
N. S. W. Coursing Club Autumn Meeting, Bathurst, May 14 and following days. SINCE their election the new committee have held two meetings, at which they have elected the officials for the year, and…
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Coursing. Coming Events
Young Australian C. C. Meeting, 2nd February. N. S. W. C. C. Cup Meeting, 14th May. Victoria C. C. Derby Meeting, 22nd May. Victoria C. C. Waterloo Cup Meeting, 15th July…
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PRESS v. STAGE.—A very interesting and close contest took place yesterday on the Albert Ground, between teams selected from the above-named professions resulting within ten minutes of time bemg called in a victory for the…
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Since our last summary there has been no contest in the cricket-field of and importance. The Australian Team, immediately after the exciting match against the combined fifteen at Melbourne, sailed for New Zealand, and on the…
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AS there was no time last week to arrange for the resumption of the Cup matches, after the return of our players from Melbourne, there was no cricket on Saturday possessing special interest. The majority of matches played will…
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THE members of the Cricket Association held a meeting at Tattersall's Hotel on Wednesday Mr. Richard Driver. M.L.A., in the chair. After reading the minutes, Mr. Sheridan submitted a resolution to the effect that the return Intercolonial…
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THE following is the result of to-day's racing:— Maiden Plate.—Empress 1, Kildare 2, Mavis 3. Hurdle Race.—Prince Alfred 1, Cobra 2. Albury Cup.—Robin Hood 1. Feathertop 2, Nellie 3…
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A meeting of the members of the above association was held at Tatterwalls's last evening, when Messrs. Sheridan, Gibson, and Powell were appointed a committee to select a team for the return…
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SIR,—-Since Mr. Curtis has at last come out of his shell, it is a pity it was to so little purpose. However, he admits it is incumbent on his company to prove assertions if they are "unequivocally denied." Well, I have most unequivocally…
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The annual regatta takes place on Saturday next, and thought the regatta committee have been assisted by a abundance of special prizes, somehow they have failed to bring forth anything of special…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →N. S. W. Cricket Association and the Albert Ground. to the Editor of the Herald
SIR,—In addressing you upon this subject in answer to some remarks from your correspondent "Old Cricketer," I shall only deal with that part of his letter having reference to the origin of the matches being played on the Albert…
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N.S.W.C.C. Cup Meeting—Bathurst, May 14 and follow ing days. Business is progressing with the new committee of the New South Wales Coursing Club, whose members…
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The annual regatta takes place Saturday to-day, and though the regatta committee have been assisted by an abundance of special prizes, somehow they have failed to bring forth anything of special…
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ON this Saturday and Monday, the residents of Newcastle will hold their annual tryst, and at the time of writing, nothing could look more promising for a successful re-union, than this one under notice…
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NEWCASTLE, Tuesday.—The following entries were made last night:— MAIDEN PLATE.—Epsom, Tarquin, Expectation, Black Swan,Paradise…
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A series of very pretty, races were inaugurated at the last Snail's Bay Regatta. It will be remembered that there was then a private skiff race, the first prize being taken by the Etta, belonging to Mr. Adams; second by the Arrow,…
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THE Selection Committee have lost no time in picking a practice team for the return intercolonial match, and were it not for the difficulty which may arise in finding a bowler capable of sharing the honours with Evans, the eleven…
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Intercolonial Match, Association Ground, February 22, 23, and 25. Australian Team v. Combined Fifteen, Association Ground, February 28, Mareil 1 and 3…
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JUDGE: Mr. J. W. Chisholm. Stewards: Messrs. A Gibson, H. Zouch, W. Douglas, B. Horsburgh. Starter:Mr. A. M'Kellar. Clerk of the course: Mr. H. Ohisholm. Hon. secretary: Mr. A. M. Botts…
Continued on Trove, page 34 →The New South Wales Cricket Association and the Albert Ground. to the Editor Ot the Herald
SIR,—As considerable public interest is now centred in this question, I think it desirible that no mis-statements should be allowed to go unchallenged, and I therefore ask for a little of your space to contradict the assertions contained in…
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