Cricket. Walli V. Bathurst
The match on Saturday was expected to be an extremely close one, the impression being that the visitors, who were noted for thier good play in the past, were well up in practice. But the…
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Sport, 1882
28 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 2 of 2
Wagga Races
[?] Balmoral, Lord of Lake, Lord Burghley, and Master Avenal are all scratched for the Summer Cup. The Wagga Derby.—Aide-de-camp 1,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Cricket. Western Warehouse V. All Saints' College
ON Wednesday afternoon the Western Warehouse club met the eleven of All Saints' College. The turf on the Cricket Ground was too soft, consequent upon the late rains, and the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Cricket. New South Wales v. ENGLISHMEN
SATURDAY's Herald says:—Though New South Wales will not be. represented' by the full strength in the match against the Englishmen next Friday, 1 Saturday, and Monday, it is…
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This match commenced to-day. Weather dull, and attendance moderate. Sydney—1st Innings—Davis, stumped, 18; Geary, runout, Allen, stumped, 6; Hiddleston, caught 8;…
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These races were held on Saturday last, the day originally fixed for the meet (Wednesday last) having been too wet for Sport. The attendance was anything but large, but this did…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Cricket. Bankers v. Western Warehouse
THIS match commenced last week, but as there was not time to finish on the first day a postponement was made for a week. On the first occasion each team made 51 in their first…
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was also pleasantly cool, and the majority of the Bathurst people took advantage of the favorable weather and the holiday for a day's “outing.” Private pie-nies…
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