Cricket. Hints to Umpires
To those gentlemen who so kindly give their services every Saturday I would suggest that they observe the following:—…
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Anzac Memories. Cricket Match
"The greatest bluff in history," So was described the memorable evacuation of Gallipoli on December 19th, 8 years ago. General Munro, who…
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Considerable interest is already being taken in the next Regatta, and the Hon. Secretary expects a very large attendance at the special meeting, which…
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The financial success of the picnic races held at Wyong during the past six mouths under the auspices of the Wyong Agricultural Association has…
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Maiden Handicap, one mile.—Sir Waddy (imp.), Kirrabee, Replad, Hamilton, Moonglade, Quarrelsome, Danam, Beau Cardinal, Holland, Far and Sure,…
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The second round is causing intense interest, and is generating a lot of warmth. Friendly rivalry is a good thing in sport—but grumbling mag…
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Gosford Tennis Club.—At present, with this Club things are rather slack and the members' book is closed, but immediately the new courts are…
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At a meeting held on Thursday night, presided over by Mr. G. A. Walpole, it was unanimously decided, on the motion of the Chairman, seconded by Mr…
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Owing to the heavy rains overnight and continuing all Tuesday last, Gosford Races were postponed indefinitely. The horse train and first special had…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Cricket. Rules Of The Game
So often, does dissatisfaction creep into the smooth running of a game of cricket, often through ignorance of rules, that it is intended to conduct a…
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The teams to compete in the match on Saturday next at Victoria Park, Gosford, are as follows:—Presbyterian Club:—Ladies: Misses E. Ironmonger…
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The interest in the second round grows keener every week, because half a dozen clubs are fighting their hardest to enter the semi-final. Yarramalong…
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The first interstate or intercolonial cricket match, N.S.W. v. Victoria, was played in Melbourne in 1856, and the second match on the Sydney Domain in…
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The President, Mr. G. A. Walpole, presided over a very large attendance of members on last Thursday night, at the School of Arts. After the ordinary…
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Everybody knew a couple of weeks ago the names of the four Clubs that will enter the semi-final, and a few of us also know which two will play off in…
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Some annoyance is expressed by Ourimbah cricketers at the inconvenience caused by the Gosford District Cricket Association not allowing for Wyong…
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The second-grade team to play Terrigal next Saturday, has been selected as follows:—J. Russell, L. Frewin, Dr. Dwyer, M. Puller, O. Agst, A. Morris…
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In the second grade match on Saturday, Ourimbah journeyed to Terrigal and met defeat by an innings and umpty-ump runs—which was not…
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An interesting tennis tournament was recently played between a Sydney team and Patonga on Mr. Williams's tennis court at Patonga Beach. The…
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The [?] day's play of this important match took place on the Wyong ground last Saturday, and proved a very interesting game. Messrs Peter…
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