SPORTING. Cricket
TO-DAY'S FIXTURES.—Alumny Creek v. Warwick (second elevens) at Alumny Creek. Alumny Creek: A. Smith, G. Woods, Ford. Gray (2). W. Philpott, W. Dixon, Chas., Chris., Fred. Eggins, Fred. Smith,…
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Sport, 1890
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Cricket
SWAN CREEK, V. CARLTONS.âThe visitors were badly beaten on the Oval by the city club, who won by 110 runs on the 1st innings. Swan Creek, who batted first, made a very short stand against…
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THE following weights have been declared for the Anniversary Handicap, one mile three furlongs:— Sinecure 8.11, Antaeus 8-9, Sir William 8-7, Mikado 8-5, Leichhardt 8-5, Ellerdale 8-3, The Gift 8-3,…
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THE summer season here is marked by a development of what, for want of a better phrase, I will call social cricket. At Rushcutter's Bay, which is situated about a mile in a direct line from the Post…
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WARWICK v. ALBERT.—These clubs met on the Oval, and the former won by 4 wickets and 9 runs. The Alberts took the wickets, and scored 70 runs— Lord being responsible for 32, the result of an…
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CABLTON V. SOUTHGATE.—This match was played on the oval on Saturday, and resulted in a draw in favour of the home team. Laing, Henson, Lowe, and Giovanelli showed best form for the home team,…
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A TEAM FOR THE RICHMOND.—It is proposed to organise a cricket team to visit the Richmond during the Easter holidays, and play several matches against the leading clubs. A number of…
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LAST Monday the Maclean team visited Yamba to play an all day match. Drizzling rain began to fall whilst on the steam launch Ibis, and continued for some time, delaying the match about an hour. Fortunately soon after a start was made the…
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SYDNEY, TUESDAY.—The Intercolonial match was continued to-day, the weather being fine, and the wickets in good order. The Victorian batsmen acted entirely on the defensive, the bowling and…
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THE following weights have been declared by Mr. H. C. St. Vincent, for the two principal handicaps of the Glen Innes summer meeting, to be held on February 12 and 13:—…
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THE attendance at the Intercolonial Cricket Match on Saturday and Monday reminded one of old times, when every match of importance attended a large crowd. There was a fine attendance on Saturday,…
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THESE races, according to programme, came off on Anuiversary Day (Monday). Owing to the long continued wet weather, the attendance was much less than on other occasions. The people from the…
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ARMIDALE, THURSDAY.—Fine weather again prevailed for the races to-day, and the attendance, which was large on both days, included a considerable number of book makers, who lost to a man, some very heavily Cooper, who is a…
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ARMIDALE, WEDNESDAY.—The annual races of the New England Jockey Club commenced here to-day. The weather cleared up on Tuesday morning, and has remained line since. The course dried quickly, and was in good order…
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CARLTON V. WARWICK.âThe flags flying on the pavilion proclaimed the foot that the Carlton and Warwick were having a friendly contest on the Oval. Much interest was taken in the match, for…
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SIR—A short while ago the question was asked in your paper "Can a run be scored after 'over' is called by the umpire," which "Bails" answered in the affirmative. But as I did not feel at all…
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CARLTONS V. ALBERTS.âThese teams met on the Oval, and owing to commencing late, a drawn game resulted, Klaus played freely for his runs, but gave only one chance; while Lowe's display…
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THE first intercolonial match between South Australia and New South Wales commenced at Sydney on Friday. The visitors were a strong combination, but the home team missed the services of Turner,…
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TO-DAY'S CRICKET.—Warwicks v. Alberts on the Oval. Alberts—Avery, Apps, Cooper, Dorrington (2), Evans, Fisher, Finlay, Hattersiey, Lord, Meally; emergency, Thompson. Warwicks—Bright, Smith,…
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THE match between New South Wales and South Australia having been adjourned on account of the inclement state of the weather, was resumed on Tuesday. South Australia in their second innings…
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