Tattersall' Races
SYDNEY, MONDAY.—The attendance was good. New Year's Gift, 6 furlongs —Utter I, Captain 2, Messmate 3;fifteen others started,…
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Sport, 1894
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Saturday's Cricket
WARATAH V. LAWRENCE.—Played on the oval, the city team winning by 38 runs on the first innings. Waratah......99 and 115…
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South Grafton v. Ramornie, played on the latter's wicket on New Year's Day, the home team being defeated by three runs on the first innings…
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OUR Lower Clarence representative writes—Members of the Palmer's Island and Maclean cricket clubs have made an attempt to practically…
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WARATAH 2ND V. RAMORNIE 2ND, on the oval, the former winning by nine wickets. Ramornie..........24 and 51. Waratahs...........53, and one wicket for 23…
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ON the 18th ultimo the people of N.S. Wales were shocked by reading in the newspapers of the harrowing drowning fatality that occurred in…
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ON Wednesday the Fitzroys met a team of the Half-holiday Association on the Oval, the latter winning by 10 wickets. Owing to the rain the pitch could not be used. The visitors…
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WARATH 2ND V. OUR BOYS, on northern wicket, resulting in a tie on the first innings with 92 each. The Waratahs batted one man short. For Our Boys A. Waghorn (n.o.) 32,…
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A team, chiefly, from theExaminer office, met a combined team of Braunstone and Fitzroys, at Kelly's on Tuesday, when the latter won…
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THE regatta under the joint management of the Grafton and South Grafton Rowing Clubs, came off on the Grafton course on Saturday afternoon. A fresh easterly wind…
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Lawrence v. Cowper, played on latter's wicket. Lawrence............135 Cowper....31 and 19 For the [?]winners, Franks scored 42, F…
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IN the intercolonial match commenced on the Association ground on Friday last. Blackham, the Victorian captain, won the toss, and elected to send in N.S. Wales, after…
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On Saturday the representative match between the Lower and Middle Clarence teams came off at Lawrence, resulting in a win for the latter on tho first innings by 27 runs…
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TO-DAY'S CRICICKT.—Waratah v. Southampton, at South Grafton. Waratah: Rush, Brindle (2). Walker, Lord. Klaus. Weilley, Mullane, Bright, Tombs, M Farlane…
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BRUSHGROVE and Cowper teams played on the former's wicket, and resulted in an easy win for Cowper. Cowper....................... 76…
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THE better side of "College Athletics;" the splendid system of restraints which it obliges a lad to impose upon himself, is summed up…
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ALUMNY CREEK v. BRUSHGROVE, on the latter's wicket, the Creekites winning easily. Brushgrove......35 and 76 Alumny Creek...93, and 1 wicket for 19…
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A CONTRIBUTOR to the Nineteenth Century of December, Mr. H. H. Almond, descants on the value of football as a moral agent. Mr…
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THE following have been chosen to represent the Upper Clarence in a match to-day at Maclean v. Lower Clarence: Klaus, Weilley, R. Brindle. S. Eggins, Mason, Oakes, Want,…
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THE return match of the season between Grafton and The Clarence electorates was played at Maclean on Saturday, and resulted in an easy win for The Clarence by…
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