Intercolonial Cricket. SYDNEY. Thursday evening
In their second innings Sydney made 363 runs, of which number McDonald made 239. Victoria in their second innings scored only 138. Sydney thus winning the match…
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Sport, 1887
44 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 1 of 3
Cricket. Carcoar C.C. v. BLANDFORD C.C.
The former club journeyed down here to do battle with the latter club on Saturday last, on the Ordnance Ground. R. Sweetnam noted as skipper for the local team, and P. Broderick for…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Original Correspondence. We do not identify ourselves with the opinion of our Correspondents. the Cricket Match. To the Editor of the Bathurst Free Press
SIn,—In your issue of the 25th ultimo your correspondent " Short Slip," amongst other remarks, says:—" In view of these circumstances, and in further view of the fact that the…
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THE cricket match, in which eighteen local players have essayed the task of upholding the honour of Bathurst against Shaw's English Eleven, commenced yesterday…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Cricket. BATHURST 18 v. ENGLISH 11. Second Day
PLAY was resumed on Saturday morning, Barnes, the not out batsman, of the previous day with Briggs for his companion. Briggs took from Tumor the remainder of…
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The Sydney men are all out in their first innings for 89 runs, and seven of the Victorians are out in their second innings for 24…
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President: Mr. J. Meagher. Vice-Presidents: Messrs. W. Kite, J. Lee, and J. McPhillamy, Stewards: Dr. Cortis, Dr. Machattie, Messrs. J. Lee, junr., J. Cassidy, G. Mattews, J. Peers, M. Caples,…
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President: Mr. J. Mengher. Vice-Presidents: Messrs. W. Kite, J. Lee, and J. McPhillamy. Stewards: Dr. Cortis, Dr. Machattie, Messrs. J. Lee, Junr., J. Cassidy, G. Matthews, J. Peers, M. Caples, J. H…
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Trident won the Australian Cup, with Nelson second and All Gold third…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Cricket. BLANDFORD C.C. V. Mt. Pleasant 15
The above Clubs met on the Ordnance Ground on Saturday last, the game resulting in an easy victory for the former. The Mount Pleasant went first to the wicket but made no…
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BLANDFORD C.C. v. ALL SAINTS' COLLEGE.—The following will represent the former in the above match, to be played on the College ground this afternoon;—Studdart, Varley…
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ON Wednesday evening a general meeting of the members of "Our Boys" Football Club was held at the Club House Hotel. The attendance was good and the chair was occupied…
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Produce Stakes.—Abercorn 1, Moorhouse 2, Bowman 3. Leger.—Trident 1, Kingfish, 2, Tamarisk 3…
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The Annual Meeting of the above Club was held in Mr. Kyers', Club House Hotel, on Friday evening last. There was a fair attendance, fifteen members being present…
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This game is " in," and doctors and undertaken may expect a revival of trade, especially if the game is carried out under the Rugby Union Rules. You have seen it…
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These sports were held on the Bathurst Cricket Ground on Queen's Birthday, and although many of the public had gone out of town to spend their holiday, a large number…
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ROYAL STAKES.—Centaur, 1; Mitrailleuse, 2; The Felon, 3. There were 24 starters. Won by a half length. HURDLE RACE.—Bullion. 1; Bound, 2;…
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Our Boys played their first match this season on Saturday last, when they were opposed by the Forresters—who on the Saturday previous defeated the Bathurst Club. The local club are not as strong…
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On Saturday last the first fifteens of these clubs met on the Cricket Ground. The match resulted in a win for the senior club by 8 points to 5. Mr. John Meagher, junr., acted as sole umpire, and his decision…
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These clubs met for the second time on Saturday last on tho Bathurst Cricket Ground. The first match resulted in a win for the "red and blacks" by one point, after a very even and…
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