Saturday's Cricket
UNITEDS and the Water Brigade played a close game on the oval, but time was called before the match concluded. United.......................... 66…
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Sport, 1894
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Cricket
TO-DAY'S MATCHES.—Water Brigade Club v. Seelands, on oval. Water Brigade: Henson, Weilley, Brindle (2), Klaus, Tombs, Austin, Cramp, Keif, Williamson, Scott;…
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THE following are the allotments for the regatta on the 17th. instant: SINGLE SCULLS.—W. Roberts, H. Jordan, W. Stevenson, E. C. Platt, A. E. Tyler, scr.;…
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TO-DAY'S MATCHES.—Southampton v. Ramornie, at Ramornie: Corcoran, Dorrington 2, W. Lowe, Chapman, Reimer, Waterhouse, Hudson, Beatson, C. Kearney, Russell,…
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IN lovely weather the races on Saturday at Flemington were held before a fashionable and large concourse of people, very many of whom left Sydney during the last few days…
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MACLEAN. FRIDAY NIGHT.—At the Maclean Rowing Club regatta, to-day, in the amateur single, scull club handicap Costner, (10secs) won the first heat, Hynes (30secs) the second…
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SYDNEY, FRIDAY NIGHT.—The meeting at Rosehill to-day resulted as under:—Granville Stakes—Elton 1, Shipmate 2, Mount Royal 3. Hurdle Race—Kissing Cup 1, Kilmany 2,…
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Following are the results of to-day's events; Flying Stakes. 7 furlongs.—Wallace first, Nobleman second, Bruin third. The two-mile Hurdle race fell to Favor…
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TEAMS representing Grafton and The Clarence met on the oval yesterday, captained by S. Eggins and Maclean respectively. The Clarence team first occupied the creases, M…
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IN splendid weather the last day's races of the great'04 meeting at Flemington were run. The attendance was large, and events full of the greatest interest…
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WHEN Mr. A. E. Stoddart, the Middlesex champion batsman, a visitor twice to Australia, well-known as a footballer, and, better than all, well-known as an English…
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TO-DAY'S MATCHES.—Southampton v. Seelands, at Seelands: Rea, Orr (2), Lowe (2), Klaus, Perrett, F. M'Kittrick, Essex, Russell, Bates. Southampton v. Alumny Creek, at…
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THE proceedings organised by the half-holiday movement on Wednesday afternoon were more than ordinarily attractive, and exceeded the anticipations of the promoters…
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THE water on Saturday was lumpy for the regatta, a stiff easterly wind blowing directly against the scullers, and fast time was out of the question. The Ethelbert was well Ailed…
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RAMORNIE v. United, on oval, the former winning easily. Ramornie.................69 United.....9 wkts. for 13…
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"THE glorious uncertainty of the game," is a remark that is frequently made concerning cricket; and the remark was strikingly illustrated in the case of the match between…
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WITH twelve months in every year during which a wicket might fairly enough be pitched, nine in which the game is practised, and seven during which it is played, 'tis but…
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THE second match of this description, under the auspices of the Half-Holiday Association, was held on Wednesday. About 20 in fancy costume assembled at the foot of…
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VISIT OF THE RICHMOND TEAM.—Further correspondence has been received, from which it would appear that it is almost certain that a representative team from the…
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THE woights for the two handicaps seem to give general satisfaction, especlally among trainers. Acceptances for these events close on Saturday, also nominations for the Opening and Christmas…
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