Cricket
A match between Blayney and O'Connell was played on the local ground on Boxing Day, and resulted in an easy win for Blayney by an innings and 73 runs. The visitors…
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Sport, 1898
723 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 1 of 37
Orange Races. ORANGE
A "sport" whose anticipations are generally found to be valuable, gives me the following tip for to-morrows races :—Flying handicap—Ailee…
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Two matches were played by the local Club against teams from Sydney on Saturday. The two-rink match played in the rooming was won by the…
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All impromptu meeting was held by the O.J.C. Club to-day, the bookmakers having each subscribed £2 2s towards the prize money, and the…
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The holidays passed off very quietly. A cricket match and several small party picnics were the only amusements for New Year's Day…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Cricket Field The Test Match. Grand Australian Total. Bad English Start. Melbourne
The match England v. Australia was resumed to-day. The weather was perfect, though the wicket was fiery, At noon there were 8,000 spectators on the ground. Gregory…
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"Golf arm" is the latest reported from America. It results, of course, from too arduous and too steady indulgence in the royal game of the brawny…
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Mount Victoria C.C. plays Bell at the Mount tomorrow, weather permitting. A match will be played to-morrow between Lithgow and Ironworks, on Lithgow wicket, when the…
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Races were held at Irondale on New Year's Day, and were a big success. There was an attendance of nearly 300 persons, the localities round about being well represented by both sexes. The day was all…
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The Lyndhurst Jockey Club held their Annual Meeting on New Year's Day (Saturday). The attendance was even larger than usual, and,…
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The match between representatives of the Western District Union and Hartley District, which took place on the local cricket ground on Saturday, resulted in a decisive victory for the…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →The Cricket Field The Hero Phillips. a Laurel From London. London, Wednesday night
The London "Daily News" says that it is refreshing that there is one umpire in the world who has the courage of his convictions to uphold the law against throwing…
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In the third round of the Pennant Championship Bowling Competition yesterday, Balmain beat City by 96 to 83; Victoria Park beat Glebe by 112 to 66;…
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The following will represent the Half Holiday C.C., in the match with the Veterans, to take place on the cricket Ground to-day: A.J. Pollard, Sweetnam, H. West, W.c…
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The third handicap in connection with the Bathurst Swimming Club competitions was contested at the baths yesterday afternoon over a 100 yards course…
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The first game of a tournament arranged by the Bowling Club was commenced yesterday afternoon, when Messrs, Duff and Marsden played Messrs…
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An interesting match was played on the Cricket ground yesterday afternoon, between thirteen veteran willow wielders, who have retired on their laurels…
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The meeting of the Gulgong Amateur Race Club on the 26th should be a great success. Although only a few years old the club has, under a…
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Our cricketers went to the Caves on Saturday and mot with defeat at the hands of the "Cavites." On Thursday last our girls journeyed to Little…
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To-morrow the Our Boys and Ironworks will play a match on the former's wicket. Yesterday afternoon the employees of Mayor James and Capt Bracey met on the Eskbank oval…
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