South Grafton Pony Races
SATURDAY afternoon was especially favourable for racing, and about 300 persons assembled on the course. The several races filled well, and though there were a number of…
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Sport, 1892
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Cricket
TO-DAY'S MATCHES.—The following will represent the Warwicks against Alumny Greek on oval—Collett, Corcoran, Dorrington, Eggins, Finlay, Kelf, Klaus, North,…
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WARATAH V. SEELANDS. — Played on the latter's ground, when the home team sustained a most signal defeat, W. Eggins 5 and A. Ellem 1 being the only batsmen that…
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THE season may now be said to have fairly commenced, and some interesting matches are anticipated between the two town clubs and Alumny Creek. The Carltons having…
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SEVERAL schemes are projected for the arrangement of cricket fixtures with teams outside the district during the Christmas holidays. A movement is made on the lower river to raise a team of cricketers to visit…
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ALUMNY CREEK v. WARWICK.—Played on the Oval on Saturday, resulting in a draw. A. Gray and C. Eggins again made good contributions for the Creekitcs, but the…
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"STERLING" writes:—What a meeting it is going to be! Why, just look at this—There are over 795 entries made for the minor events of the meeting, and this says nothing of those…
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How often, when playing lawn tennis, do you [?] the remark. "I wonder who inv[?] this game?" In 99 cases out of 100 this question goes [?]swered. O[?] course a game with so many complications in its rules…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →SPORTING. Grafton Rowing Club Regatta
THE weather was all that could be desired for the club regatta on Saturday, and a fairly large number witnessed the contests, the Pacific following the races with a full…
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MACLEAN V. WARATAHS. —The Waratahs scored an easy win on the Oval on Saturday against Maclean, who was weakened by the absence of Hattersley. Harphan and Berccry…
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SWAN CREEK V. COWPER.—Played at Cowper on Saturday, resulting in a win for Swan Creek by one innings and 61 runs, F. Paine making 44, Scores: Cowper 19 and 35, Swart…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →A Sermon on Horse-racing. The Spirit of Gambling
FOR some time past there has been a movement in Maitland to utilise a public park on certain days of the year for horse-racing. As a protest, the Rev. J. E. Carruthers said: "It…
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THE Warwicks were defeated in their first match with the Waratahs by 41 runs on the first innings. The senior team did not appear to have the practice of their opponents except…
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THE new Postal Bill which Mr. Kidd introduced in the Assembly last week, alters the present law in several respects. Newspapers are to be allowed to pass through the post…
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A CRICKET ASSOCIATION has been successfully launched into existence on the Richmond River, and we have before us the fixtures arranged by its management…
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Judges—Mr. D. S[?] Mr. J. M. Kelly; starter, Mr. Boden: refe[?] Mr. Donald M'Donald; timekeeper. Mr. Wicks. WEDNESDAYS was a beautifully fine day, and…
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THE Clarence River Pony Racing Association fixed their fifth race meeting for Wednesday; and it is generally admitted that the gathering was successful, especially from…
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THE first representative match of the season —Upper v. Lower Clarence—was played on the oval on Wednesday, and resulted in an easy win for the former in one innings and…
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MR. EDITOR—Seeing that your columns are at all times open for the advocacy of healthy sport, I hope you wil allow me to refer to the late representative match. Almost from…
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THE rain stopped several arranged matches on Saturday. The Waratahs easily defeated the Southamptons, on the oval, by 64 runs on the first innings. The ground was sodden…
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