Cricket. Junior Cup
Conservative v. Corio.—The former, with seben wickets down for 83,. resumed their innings, yeaterday, and before the last wicket fell the score was broght up to 108, being 24 runs ahead of their…
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Sporting. Sydney Turf Club Races
The Sydney Turf Club meeting was concluded yesterday, and had to contend against innumerable counter attractions and unfavourable weather. Despite this, there was a large attendance to witness the contests for the different…
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MELBOURNE, Saturday.-- The Intercolonial Cricket Match was continued to-day, Bruca 43, end M'Shane 9, resumed piny to the huwdng of Giffen and Caterer. Ro'h batted fealy. The…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Sporting Intelligence. the International Cricket Match
The cricket match betwocn the Englishmen and the foam representing New South Wales was lesumed on the Association Ground, yesterday, in the presencfe of a larger number o Spectators, whiih, as theday woreon, increased to between…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Intercolonial Cricket Match. Victoria v. South Australia. Second Day—saturday, January 24. MELBOURNE
The Intercolonial Cricket Match was resumed to-day. The weather was hot. The attendance was fair, but promised to be very good during the afternoon. Bruce, at 42, and M'Shane, at 9, resumed play. Giffen and Noel bowled…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Cricket Match. [By Telegraph.]
At Iunch time the game stood:—New South Wales, second innings:— Jones 32, Pope 0, Garrett 6. Merr 7, Evans 9, Bannermen (not out) 25, O’Hanlon (not out) [?]. Five wickets…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Sporting Intelligence. the International Cricket Match. Third Day
The return match between the English team and Eleven of New South Wales was continued yesterday, and resulted in an easy victory for the visiting eleven. The weather proved anything but suitable for cricet, as heavy…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Parliamentary Cricket Match—new South Wales v. Victoria. Melbourne
Mr. J. Gardiner, M.L.A., has received a message from Mr. Vivian, an official of the Legislative Assembly of New South Wales, stating that, with regard to the proposed cricket match between members of the Parliaments of Victoria and New…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Athletics. Notes by Nimrod
TERMS to nothing that will cause any apart to be well supported better than good management, and an instance of this can be found in the hearty support accorded to Mr. Frank [?] Grand Sheffield Handicap. The entries…
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The Wentworth C.C. and Stanmore C.C. clubs met on Saturday last at Norwood Park, Stanmore, the match resulting in a win for the Wentworths by 21 runs. The scores were: Stanmore 37, Wentworths 58, the wickets…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Sporting. Hastings River Regatta. Port Macquarie
The Hastings River Regatta came off on Monday, and was a great success. About 400 persons assembled to witness the sport. For the Members' Cup, value £50, with £25 added, Mr. Spence's Violet, Mr. Ruthven's Nancy Lea…
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The Anniversity Regatta which was held hero on Monday was attended largely, it being the only attraction in the district. A lively interest has been taken for weeks past in the Members' Cup contest, and consequently a good sum of…
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The Snails Bay Regatta, to come off on St. Valentine's Day, February 11, promises to be a very successful one, judging from the attractive programme issued, the entries for which close next Saturday. There is a yacht race on…
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The Hastings Hirer Regatta, came off on Monday, and was a great success. About 403 persons assembled to witness the sport. For the Mongers' Cap, value £50, with £25 added. Mr. Spence's Violet Mr. Ruthven's[?]…
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The regatta yesterday was a grand success. The weather was Magnificent, and there was a large assemblage present, including many visitors from the country and the other colonies. The events were all contested. The first-class…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Sporting Intelligence. Geelong Racing Club. [By Telegraph.] (From Our Own Correspondent.) Melbourne
The summer meeting of the Geelong Racing Club was commenced to-day. It was not nearly so successful as hitherto so far as the sport was concerned, the fields, with the exception of the Gold Cup, being reduced to very small…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →The Anniversary Regatta
The regatta, which was one of the principal events of Anniversary day, was attended by immense numbers of people, both ashore and afloat. The point at Fort Macquarie and the reserve at Dawes Point were crowded, and the waters of the…
Continued on Trove, page 229 →Snails Bay Regatta
The Snails Bay Regatta, to come off on St. Valentine's Day, February 14, promises to be a very successful one, judging from the attractive programme issued, the entries for which close nest Saturday. There is a yacht race on…
Continued on Trove, page 38 →Hastings River Regatta
The Hastings River Regatta came off on Monday, and was a great success. About 400 persons assembled to witness the sport. For the Members' Cup, value £50, with £25 added, Mr. Spence's Violet, Mr. Ruthven's Nancy Lee,…
Continued on Trove, page 39 →Anniversary Regatta at Port Macquarie
The Anniversary Regatta which was held at Port Macquarie on Monday was attended largely, it being the only attraction in the district. A lively interest has been taken for weeks past in the Members' Cup…
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