Cricket
ON the South Grafton oval on Wednesday, a team from the South Grafton members of the Half-holiday Association met a team of tailors, and defeated them by 74. The Half…
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Sport, 1894
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Commercial Travellers v. Storekeepers Cricket Match
BY way of celebrating the first match of this kind held on the river, the commercial travellers team invited the leading business men and citizens to a spread at Holmstein's hotel…
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WARWICKS V. WARATAHS. on oval, resulting in a draw in favour of former, rain stopping play. Warwicks............................93 Waratahs, 7 wickets for...............32…
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LECTURING recently in London on this interesting subject, Mr. R. W. Frazer explained that wild races, about, which Rudyard Kipling has…
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A MEETING convened by advertisement was held at Hynes' hotel on wednesday evening, to consider the advisability of holding a public regatta, at Grafton on Queen's…
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EATONSVIIXE V. COPMANHDHST.-Played afc Eatonsville on Saturday, and resulted in a win for the visitors by 14 runs. Eatonsville.67 and 41 Copmanhurst.65 and 57 For Eatonsville, Martin 12, D. Baker and Van Nemo 13 each were the principal scorers: and for Copmanhurst, Small and Phemister 10 each. Lawlor 13, A. Morton 21. For Copmanhurst, Phemister took 8 wickets for 28, M'Farlane 2 for 0. For Eatonsville, D. Baker 4 for 20, A. Baker 2 for 14. Tbe following will represent Eatonsville against Ramornie 2nd eleven at Eatonsville to-dav-Baker 2, Martin 2, Austin, Bristol, W. Morgan, Nimble, Smart, Van Nemo, Higham; emer., W. Ellem, Ot. S. Munns…
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FITZROY v. Glenreagh on former's wicket on Saturday last, the home team winning by 78 runs. Fitzroy......................48 and 96 Glenreagh......................25 and 41…
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THE adjourned meeting in connection with the above was held at Greaves hotel on Thursday evening. There was a fair attendance: Mr. J. H. Harton in the chair. The draft code of rules, as prepared by a…
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WARATAH V. RAMORNIE, on the latter's. wicket. Ramornie.................. 25 Waratah.................... 24…
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AT a meeting of the Royal Colonial Institute on January 9, in the Whitehall Rooms of the Hotel Metropole, London, Miss Flora L Shaw, who visited Australia as special…
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TO-DAY'S MATCHES— Seelands v. Our Boys, at Seelands: Former represented by Davisons 3, Ellenis 2, Parker, J. Woods, Perrings 2, Dorrington,Munro;emergency,J.Brown…
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One Saturday evening representatives of Warwick,-Waratah, Southampton, Alumny Greek, Swan Creek, Ramornie, Our Boys and Seelands clubs met to arrange fixture's, when…
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DALMORTON v. BRAUNSTONE— Played on the former's wicket, and resulted in a win for the home team by an innings and 19 runs Dalmorton—1st innings...........83…
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THIS match commenced on the, Adelaide oval on Friday. Great interest is taken in the match, as on its result.depends which of the colonies shall bold the Sheffield shield…
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SEELANDS V. OUR BOYS.—A drawn game, played at Seelands on Saturday. Our Boys (9 men) made 66; M. Ford 34, E. Wicks 17. Seelands had 6 wickets down for 43 when the…
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THIS match was brought to a conclusion on Wednesday, when Victoria were defeated by 58 runs In the second innings of the South Australians Lyons played vigorously, and punished the bowling severely. Of the…
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SOUTHAMPTON V. WARWICKS.—Played on oval, the former taking the creases; but after two wickets had fallen, rain stopped the play —White 12, W. Dorrington.18 n.o…
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UPPER COPMANHURST played Eatonswiil at. Copmanhurst last Saturday, the visitors winning by an innings and 22'. runs. For Katonswill A. Martin scored 17, E. Hagau…
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ON Monday next the curtain rings up on the maiden meeting of the " Grafton and District Amateur Turf Club." which is to he held on the local course. Thiscluh, only lately formed,…
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It could, easily, be seen on awakening this morning that unless the sky cleared we were to have a bad racing day. Instead of improving, the clouds gathered, and about 11…
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