The Cricket Field
On 12th February Lord Hawke's team (with which is Mr. Stoddart) commenced an engagement with All Grenada, (West Ladies.) Batting first the…
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Sport, 1897
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Parkes Races. a Win for Kelso
At the Parkes races yesterday the Cup—100 sovs, and a gold [?] at 100 sovs—was won by Ingersole's Kelse, with Taranaki second…
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The annual meeting of the Bathurst Football Club was held at Reid's Post Office Hotel last night, Mr. R.L. Gilmour in the chair. The following report was…
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The annual meeting of this club was held last night at Mrs. Read's Hotel. Mr. R. L. Gilmour occupied the chair. The SECRETARY (Mr. H. Read) read the…
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The committee of the Bathurst Swimming Club has every reason to be satisfied with the success which has attended their efforts during the season just ended, for not only has…
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The annual meeting of tho Western Rugby Football Union will be held to-night at the Royal Hotel. The report and balance-sheet will be presented, and…
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The annual general meeting of the Bathurst Tennis Club was held at the Grand Hotel on Wednesday the 2lst. instant, when the following office bearers…
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In the match Giffen's Eleven v. 18 of Coolgardie the former mide 172 and the latter bah six wickets out for 63 runs…
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The annual meeting of members of this onion was held at the Royal Hotel on Friday night. There was a good attendants. Mr. Ryrie was moved to the chair, and…
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The annual meeting of the Western Rugby Football Onion was held on Friday night at the Royal Hotel. Mr. C. C. Ryrie was voted to the chair. The delegates present…
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The following entries hare been received for the principal events of the forthcoming annual races, to be ran on May 25th, and 28th:-…
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In the match Our Boys v. Federals to be played on the Show Ground this afternoon, the Our Boys team will be chosen from the following players :—A…
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The prizes won in the Bathurst Amateur Swimming Club's competitions and the N. S. W. A. S. Association prizes won by local swimmers during the past…
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The twenty-second intercolonial tennis tournament was concluded yesterday on the Sydney Cricket Ground, and resulted in a win for New South Wales by 88 sets to 25…
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At Minehan's Metropolitan Hotel last night the certificates and medals won by local swimmers during the past season were presented to the successful…
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The prizes won in connection with the above club's competitions held during the season, and also those of the New South Wales Amateur Swimming Association…
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On the Cricket Ground on Saturday a match will be played between teams representing the St. Stanldaue' and Our Boys' Clubs. Players are requested to be on the…
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On the Cricket Ground on Saturday a match will be played between teams representing the St. Stanislaus' and Our Boys' Clubs. Players are requested to be on the ground…
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The beginning of the football season locally will be marked to-day by two matches to be played on the Cricket Ground. The first game will be between…
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Roche and O'Halloran the Australian cricketers, have been engaged by the Marylebone C.C. to qualify for Middle-sex…
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