Cricket
The members of the Victorian Intercolonial Team are to arrive to-day by the express. They will be welcomed on arrival by the New South Wales Association at Aaron's Hotel. The team to represent this…
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Lawn Tennis
Hillerest and Grantham played their first match of the season on Saturday last, on the court of the former, and the Granthams were defeated by seven games. The following are the scores:—…
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As a national pastimE cricket has always found great favour in this colony and thE patronage at first-class matches still remains so good that the takings on the Association Ground are looked to by visiting English…
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Since Lawrence Foley and Miller fought their great glove contest some five years ago, no meeting of athletes has caused such a stir in the sporting circles of the colonies as that which took place at the Carrington Ground on…
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THE members of the Victorian Intercolonial Team arrived in Sydney shortly after noon to-day. They were met at the Redfern railway station by several members of the New…
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Mr. W, Manning called at this office last night and stated his willingness to meet Sergeant [?] in a award combat other on horseback or on foot, or both, for a reasonable stake…
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A meeting of the New South Wales Coursing Club was held on Monday morning at Tattersall's Club, Mr. J. Weir in the chair. Mr. K. Lee was elected president and Messrs. W. Lamb, R. L. Tooth, A. Town…
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A full meeting of the committee is called far to-night at the Exchange Hotel, to make final arrangements in connection with the regatta. Owing to the great length of the Orizaba, it has been found impracticable to moor that vessel…
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THE IVANHOE V. BALMAIN.--Teams met on the Domain on Saturday last, the result being a win for the former by four runs. Scores:-- Batmain, 101, of which S. Deaue made 30, R. Shute 18. It. M'Coy 10 and…
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The Hillerest and Grantham Clubs met for the first time this season on the spacious court of Mr. Harry Fullager, at Hillcrest, on Saturday last, when the former defeated the latter club by seven games…
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The great feature with sportsmen to-morrow will be the Canterbury Park Races. Already considerable talk has been indalged in silent the result of the Centennial Gift, a…
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This meeting, which was commenced on Saturday, will be continued on the club'a racecourse, the first race being timed to commence at 12.45 p.m…
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Judge, Mr. Andrew Town; handicapper, Mr. J. A. Scarr; timekeeper, Mr. T. M. Alcock; starter, Mr. J. Kean; clerk of the scales, Mr. Charles Perry; clerk of the…
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THE New [?] are advertised to take place to-morrow. Our Newcastle correspondent advises us that Jack Burke has notified his intention of attempting to…
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The programmes for the regatta to-morrow are beautifully prepared. On the top is the Australian coat of arms set in a group of flags, while the centre shows the Orizaba in the midst…
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A special meeting of the committee of the Centennial Regatta was held last night at Aarons' Exchange Hotel. There were present—Messrs. P. J. Claik (in the chair), Medcalf, Charles Bros, Moodie, Bennett, Josephson, A…
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