CRICKET. Lagoon v. St. Barnabas
The Junior Competition match between lagoon and St. Barnabas Cricket Clubs was concluded on the Lagoon wicket on Saturday, the result…
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Sport, 1902
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International Cricket. N.S.W. v. Malaren's Eleven. Splendid Attendance. N.S.W. All Out for 432.Syd. Gregory Scores 147.The Englishmen Batting. a Phenomenal Partnership, Maclaren 136 and Royward 115, Both Not Out. Sydney
The above march was resumed to-day in the presence of 17,000 spectators, who had the pleasure of witnessing a delightful day's cricket…
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The following will represent the Half-Holiday in a match against All Saints' College on the Cricket Ground to-morrow afternoon at 2.30 o'clock:—H. H. West, H. C. Richardson, W. L. Kable, C. Howell…
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Thus the Advocate (Bathurst) of last Thursday, in a critique of the merits of the players selected to play the Englishmen at Bathurst on Friday and Saturday:--"W. E. Holdship (Lithgow)…
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The Citizens' Committee are to be congratulated on the stand, they, have taken in connection with the forthcoming cricket match between the English Eleven and the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Bathurst Free Press "Magna est veritas at proevalebit." Tuesday, February 4, 1902. An "Easy" Game of Cricket
The action of the Citizens' Committee lost night in deciding not to exclude MARSH from the team chosen to meet the English Cricketers when the visit Bathurst will, we…
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The following are the handicaps for the Patron's prize (a trophy presented by Mr. E. T. Webb) to be played on the local green, the first round to be…
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It is understood that notwithstanding the fact that the Shopkeepers' and Traders' Association has decided that it is inadvisable for certain reasons that the…
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The Railway Commission[?]rs advertise a cheap excursion to Bathurst on Friday, 7th instant, when the match Englishmen v. Western Districts will be played. The…
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Mr H. G. Hall, Secretary of the Central Western Cricket Union, has kindly handed us the following draw for the above, competition, which commenced on…
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At a meeting of the Committee of Bathurst Storekeepers and Traders' Association, held on Monday night, to consider a letter from the organising…
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Mr H. G. Hall, secretary of the Central Western Cricket Union, has kindly hammed us the following draw for the above competition, which commenced on…
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A meeting of the committee of the Orange Coursing Club wan held at the Exchange Hotel last night. Present Messrs J. J. Dalton, president (in the…
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THE Cumnock Jockey Club have issued a programme for a day's races on Thursday, 20th March. The amount of £40 has been cut up into five events,…
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The establishment of Messrs. Preen and Co. will be closed from 1 o'clock to-day…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Varieties. When Football Was a Crime
The came of football, which was known in England prior to 1175, was never regarded with favour by the law, and an Act was passed in the reign of Edward…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Carcoar Annual Races. Nigger Wins the Double
The Carcoar Jockey Club held their annual meeting at the racecourse on Wednesday. The weather was fine, but very hot. The fields wore fair, and the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →To-Day's Cricket Match. ENGLAND v. Western District. Large Attendance Anticipated
The match between the English team and 18 Western district players will be commenced on the Cricket Ground at 12 o'clock (noon) to-day…
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It seems a queer thing to class "suicides" under the head of "Vital Statistics," but the State authorities do so, and, therefore, I presume it must be correct. The most serious point of…
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It has been decided to hold a day's Sports in the Park on Easter Monday in aid of the funds of the School of Arts, An attractive programme is…
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