SPORTING.
CRICKET.-ENGLAND v. AUSTRALIA. [Reuter’s Telegrams.] Adelaide, Di’eembnr 16. The cricket match between the Austraian and English teams was resumed o-day, when the former with four wicketlown for 152 runs, continued their second : nnings, which c’osed for a total of 191 The following were the scores to-day : — Cooper, c 6 Connor, c .. .. .. 19 Palmer .. .. .. .. 0 Boyle .. .. .. .. 0 Alexander, stumped .. .. 10 Bannerman did not bat, having been njtired earlier in the game. The Englishnen, requiring 66 runs to win the match hen went in for their second innings. When the play was adjourned for luncheon 14 runs had been scored for the loss of two wickets :— Flowers, b 7 Scotton, b .. ~ .. 2 Barnes and Shrewsbury followed, and remained in until the required number lad been scored, Barnes making 26 and Shrewsbury 28. The Englishmen thus won the match by eight wickets. Melbourne. December 16. Negotiations for a mat h to be player iere between the English cricketers and he Australian Eleven which visitei England this year have proved fruitless.
JTAFI3R BOXING DAT RACES. [Own Correspondent.] Napier, December 17. The following acceptances were receive* 'ast night for the Hawke's Bay J.C. Boxing Day meeting :— CnnisTMAS Handicap, .100 sovs.
Tho following entries were received for the Mtiden Plate:—Jocnb, Oberon, New Yoik. ELViOTOIT X>AS,E BASES. [Own Correspondent.] CHmsTcnußcn, Decnmbrr 17. The above race* were well nt:ende*l. A jockey name*! Mcßietncy, while riding Papa in the Selling race, was thrown off ami dragged several yards. He was not seiinua'y injured. The following are the results of the principal events :— Handicap Hurdles, 50 sovs.
TIMARU RACSS. [Own Correspondent.] Timaru, December 17. The second annual meeting of the Timaru Racing Club was held yesterday, and was a great success both as regards’' attendance and racing. _ The following arc the winners of the principal events :— Two-YEAR-OLD STAKES; 200 SOVS.
I’igrodia 8 0 Abraham 7 8 Forerunner .. 7 9 Miss Dargon.. n ic 0 ‘ceiv’er 7 7 Oberon 6 9 Yankee 7 5 Habtixgs Handicap, 250 aovs. Coonora 9 0 Tigredia 7 8 h’mir Bey 8 8 Forerunner 7 Geonata 8 7 Christina 6 • y 1’he Laird ., 7 10 Handicap E lUHDLES, 100 SOVg. Pastime 11 0 Hurricane ., 9 '7 Assegai JO 8 Kincrnig •J Wild Dayrell.. 9 12 True Bine 9 7
Borderman .. .. .. 1 Marquis .. .. ,. .. 2 Master Agnes .. .. .. 3 Anniversary Cup, 60 bovs. Suppiejack .. ..1 Rebecca .. .. .. .. 2 Gaiters .. ,. .. .. 3 Handicap Time Trot, 35 sovb. Lunatic .. ..1 December Handicap, 40 sovs. Silver Queen .. ..1 Ploughboy 2 Rally 3 Maiden Plate. Ploughboy 1 Selling Plate. Shuffle The Brogue .. .. 1 Consolation Handicap. Rebecca .. .. .. .. 1
Satirist—Little Nell Filly 1 Talisman—Zoe Filly 2 Handicap Hurdles, 50 sovs. Moody 1 Black Doctor .. 2 Armadale .. 3 Counties Handicap, 50 sovs. Jackdaw .. .. .. 1 Barnaby .. Scalteen .. 3 Selling Race, 15 sovs. Snnfforth .. 1 Hilton 2 Anniversary Plate, 25 sovs. Pirates 1 Viking a Queen Bee.. .. .. . w 3 Handicap Time Trot. Cabby i Gnnrdman.. 2 Black Angel
Saiiso IIvnBM Ham, tp ’wfc Unit 1 Our Pony .. 2 Hilton >> a Town Plate, 60 esvn. Princess Royal .. , < .. 1 Mokarakara 2 Barnaby a Cossom’aion, 15 aovs. Ionic i 2 Queen Bee .. .. .. 3
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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume I, Issue 311, 18 December 1884, Page 2
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