Saturday's Cricket Matches
WARWICKS V. SWAN CHEEK.âThese clubs met on the Oval on Saturday, and the former won by four wickets and 41 runs. Arthur Connor, for the visitors, batted successfully against several changes…
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Sport, 1889
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Saturday's Cricket Matches
CARLTONS V. WARWICKS.—These clubs met on the Oval, and the result was the defeat of the former on the first innings by 35 runs. The Carltons first occupied the creases, but none of the team…
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THESE races commenced at Caulfield on Saturday, when fine weather prevailed, and there was a large attendance. Results:- Caulfield Stakes, 1 mile and a furlong.—White's…
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THESE races commenced at Caulfield on Saturday, when fine weather prevailed, and there was a large attendance. Results:- Caulfield Stakes, I mile and a furlong.—White's…
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LAWRENCE V. WARWICK.âThis match was played at Lawrence, and resulted in a victory for the home team by one run after a very exciting game. The Lawrence, who batted first, made 44…
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THESE races were continued at Caulfield on Saturday, when the following were the results:- Maiden Plate, 1 mile.—White's Sequel, 7-2, first; Inglis' G'Naroo, 7-7, second; Chirnside's Linburn,…
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THESE races were continued at Caulfield on Saturday, when the following were the results:- Maiden Plate, 1 mile.—White's Sequel, 7-2, first; Inglis' G'Naroo, 7-7, second; Chirnside's Linburn,…
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Warwicks v. Alumny Creek.âThese teams met on the Oval, and the game was drawn in favour of the former club. The Warwicks totted up 129 runs, owing to the free play of Smith 33 and Hughes 21, and the patient…
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ON Wednesday and the two following days a picked team of cricketers belonging to the South Coast districts played three Sydney club, and from each they received a tremendous beating. They were…
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BEAUTIFUL weather prevailed for the opening day of the V.R.C. Spring races, and the attendance was a bumper, amongst whom were a very large number of N.S. Wales sportsmen. Everything looked…
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WARWICK V. CARLTON.—These clubs met for the third time this season, and again the former were victorious, winning by 64 runs on the first innings. Smith, the "demon hitter," made his runs very…
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A LARGELY attended meeting of the residents of the Upper Bellinger was held in the Boat Harbour Hotel on Saturday evening, the 26th ult., Mr…
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GRAMMAR SCHOOL V. "EXAMINER" OFFICE.— A contest between these teams was played on the Oval on Tuesday afternoon, the Press representatives winning by 52 runs. Scores: "EXAMINER"…
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THE V.R.C. Spring Meeting was continued at Flemington on Tuesday, under favourable auspices, the weather being magnificent. Bonrke-street on the night before the Cup was crowded. Every one…
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