International Cricket Match
SYDNEY, FRIDAY NIGHT.—At the International cricket match to-day there was an immense crowd, and the weather was splendid. Blackham captained the Colonials, and won the toss from Grace and…
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Sport, 1892
92 stories in Clarence Valley & Coffs Harbour's papers · page 1 of 5
Clarence River Pony Racing Association. Second Meeting, Grafton Course
FOR good racing and exciting finishes, Saturday's gathering will probably hold premier place for many a day; and racing men who were absent missed a great treat. The fields were large; the…
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THE first of the three test matches between Australia and Lord Sheffield's team was commenced at Melbourne on Friday, under favorable conditions as regards weather, while the attendance numbered…
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ON Saturday, last in Melbourne, before hundreds of spectators and a special committee, Michael Conroy cleared 6ft 5in. in a a running high jump, on perfectly level…
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THE team that visited the Richmond River last week from the Clarence was a very weak one, and was almost entirely comprised of players from the Palmer's Island club. Even the strength of that…
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THE prospects of Lord Sheffield's team were rosy enough when the international match was resumed on Monday, The weather was all that could be desired, and for an "off day" the attendance was…
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SYDNEY, FRIDAY NIGHT.—This match was commenced in Sydney to-day. The weather was splendid. Turner, who captained the home team, won the toss from Giffen, sent the representatives…
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AT this match on Friday the attendance was very small, many probably holding off for the international match which commences next Friday. The home team went in to bat on an apparently…
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A MATCH was played at Upper Kangaroo Creek, on Saturday last, between the Union and Fitzroy clubs, and resulted in a win for the former by eight wickets. Scores: UNION: M'Lucas 41 [?]n.o.,…
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WARATAH v. ULMARRA.âThe Waratahs scored their fifth successive win on Saturday by defeating Ulmarra by 113 runs on the first innings, playing with only 10 men. Owing to a storm it was after…
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WARATAH V. ALBERTS.—Played on the Racecourse, resulting in a win for the farmer by three runs on the first innings, after a rather exciting contest. Englert waa the most successful batsmen for the…
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THE 48th intercolonial match between these colonies was commenced at Sydney on Saturday. The weather was splendid, and the wicket in favour of fast scoring. Garrett beat Blackham in the toss, and the…
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THREE is scarcely any reason to advance why the Australians should not have scored more than a paltry 114 in their first innings, save the fact that Lohmann's bowling completely beat them. The…
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A SPECIAL general meeting of the members of the Clarence River Cricketing Association was held at the Crown hotel on Tuesday evening, Mr. C. Klaus (Vice-President) in the chair. There were about 25…
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CARLTONS V. ALUMNY CREEK.—Played on the ground of the latter, who were defeated by 59 runs Charles Eggins played best for the home team, though J Eggine also reached double figures,…
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President Mr. W. Goodger, Vice-president, Mr. James Cariton. Treasurer, Mr. J[?]. Retallick, Secretary, Mr. J. J. Hough. Committee — Messrs T. Noud, A. Campbell, W. Campbell, W. Baker, T. G. Allan, R…
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WARATAHS V. CARLTONS.—A match was commenced on the oval on Saturday between these clubs, which unfortunately was not finished owing to a dispute stopping play. The only batsman of…
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THE "Flaneur," in the Freeman, in referring to the recent Australian cricket victory, recalls the cricketing customs of our youthful days. "In those days the game was chiefly remarkable for the…
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MR. EDITOR.—That was an unfortunate occurrence which took place at the Fisher Park Oval Saturday week, when one of the members of the Carlton Cricket Club (M'Donough) knocked down the…
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WARATH v. WARWICK.—Played on the oval on Saturday, resulting in a draw. The Warwicks were first on the defensive, and 2 were out for 12 runs, when mainly through bad fielding the score…
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