Saturday's Cricket
WARWICK V. LAWRENCE.—On Snturday two teams from the city clubs journeyed down the river, by the Lurline, to try conclusions with Lower Clarence elevens. The Warwicks…
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Sport, 1892
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SPORTING. Pony Racing at South Grafton
THE attendance on Saturday—not more than 130—indicates apathy on the part of the public in regard to pony racing on the south side; and the small fields was still more…
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The Warwicks defeated the Waratahs on the oval by 21 runs on the first innings. For the senior team Eggins and Corcoran played a patient game; cooper, although obtaining top score, was indebted to the field…
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NOTE.—To ensure insertion, reports of matches must reach the office of this journal on Mondays.—ED. ON Saturday Lawrence defeated Swan Creek on the first innings by 2[?] runs. For…
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MR. M. L. MACLEAN has succeeded in organising a team of Clarence cricketers to visit the Richmond during the holidays, and play three matches—Coraki on the 24th December,…
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WARATAH V. ALUMNY CREEK.—Played on the latter's ground, when the home team sustaineda signal defeat, although their innings was opened auspiciously by A. Gray 14 and…
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DALMORTON V. SPRINGBROOK.—Played at Dalmorton, the former winning by 5 wickets. In the last innings Craig disposed of the whole of the Springbrook team, bowling S,…
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A PUBLIC meeting was held at the Freemason's hotel on Thursday evening, to consider the advisability of holding a regatta at Grafton on May 24th. Mr. G. H Varley presided, and their was a good attendance…
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In consequence of the Yamin channel being somewhat uncertain, the Kallatina will land the excursionists [?] Boxing Day at [?] and proceed to the fishing ground[?] Anglican…
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A NUMBER of horses are being trained on both sides of the river. For the Opening Handicap the speedy G[?] [?] Brook [?] Springbok is believed to have a very good chance, while Titania has many admirers. For…
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THE nominations for the five handicaps, for which Mr. Vincent has allotted the weights, comprise no less than twenty horses, including several good performers and some…
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ON Saturday the New South Wales team, with 243 for the loss of four wickets, resumed play. Doonan played a grand innings for 120, Moses 99, Gregory 2, Bannerman 16,…
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