Cricket
TO-DAY'S MATCHES—Eatonsville v. Upper Copmanhurst, on former's wicket. Eatonsville players: Hogan, A. Martin, T. Landrigan, Austin, A. Baker, Higham, J. Munns,…
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Sport, 1894
124 stories in Clarence Valley & Coffs Harbour's papers · page 3 of 7
The Randwick Races
SYDNEY, THURSDAY—The third day's racing took place to-day, with the following result — Hurdle race, about 3 miles-Bettina 11st, 1: Ellerslie, 10-3, 2; Rushlight, 11-7,3. Won by…
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On Tuesday afternoon the Alumny Creek club defeated a team from the Examiner office by two wickets, the losers scoring 33, of which A. Barron made 10 (n.o.) Chas,…
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TO-DAY'S MATCHES—Waratah v. Alumny Creek, in latter's wicket. Waratahs-Lord, Kinns, Weilley Benson, Tombs, Bright, Mullane. Fisher, Barron, Rehner, Walker—Warwleks v. Our Boys, on oval…
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SOUTHAMPTON easily defented Seelands on the South Grafton oval by an innings and 45 runs. Seelands. 6 and 23…
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WARATAH 2nd V. combined Albions and Orients. Waratah.99 Combined.43 For the winners Fisher made 26, Barron (n.o.) 30,…
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ON Saturday Apple Tree Flat defeated Upper Copmanhurst on the former's wicket. Upper Copmanhurst. 8 and 21 Apple Tree Flat. 39…
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FAVOURED by seasonable weather, the impromptu races on Tuesday were a marked success. The attendance numbered about 1200, and the number of metropolitan…
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OWING to a Warwick team not putting in an appearance on the oval, Alumny Creek played a mixed eleven. The latter closed their innings with six wickets for 86, Mason…
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WARATAH V. OUR BOYS, on oval, former winning by 7 wickets on the first innings. Our Boys. 45 Waratah. 3 wickets for 46…
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Smith's Flat played Smith's Creek on the former's wicket on Saturday. Smith's Flat...51 and 21 Smith's Greek...23 and 41…
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MUCH dissatisfaction exists among owners of second and third rate horses at being com pelled to run them almost, or,quite, all the year round in and about Sydney, simply off…
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Waratah v. Our Boys, on the latter's wicket, the former winning by 27. Our Boys..................37. Warataths.............64…
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SYDNEY, MONDAY NIGHT— The following weights have been declared for the Queen's Birthday meeting— ROYAL STAKES— Brookleigh 10-2, Utter…
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SYDNEY. MONDAY— The annual lawn tennis contest was commenced on Saturday, when a numerous and fashionable gathering were present, the costumes of the ladies being…
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SOUTHAMPTON v. Eatonswill. played at. Solitude. Southampton......26 and no wickets for 7 Eatonswill.......13 and 19 Van Nemo, 11, for the country team, was the only…
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Mr. EDITOR— In reply to "Traveller's" letter in Monday's Grip, there is one thing when penning that letter he had evidently forgot ten-the £50 to the man who minds his own…
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THIS meeting on Thursday was favoured with beautiful weather, and the course was in good order for racing. The attendance numbered about 300, the majority of whom…
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THE first heats in connection with the handicap skilf race were rowed over the mile course on Saturday afternoon The water was lumpy for the first two divisions…
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SEELANDS V. OUR BOYS, on latter's wicket, the visitors being defeated by 62 runs. Our Boys................98 Seelands..................36…
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