Saturday's Cricket
United'v. Alumny Creek- on oval. Alumny Creek............... 87 United......................... 56 For the winning team S. Eggins carried his…
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Sport, 1895
87 stories in Clarence Valley & Coffs Harbour's papers · page 1 of 5
Cricket
THE RICHMOND HIVER TEAM. — Mr. Henry Jordan has received the following letter from Mr. R. White, secretary of the North Coast Cricket Association: " Kindly convey…
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THE annual races of the Brushgrove J.C. were held on New Years Day, on the same course as last year, about-three miles from town. The track had undergone some…
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THE newly-formed club were, unfortunately, not favoured with fine weather, which opened on New Year's Day, heavy rain falling the greater part of the day…
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THE second test cricket match was decided upon its merits, and the Englishmen, therefore, deserved the victory they gained. Great interest was taken in Sydney in the…
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THE eighth intercolonial match between the above teams commenced at Adelaide on Saturday. Of the seven decided N.S.W. have won four. A long delay took place…
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THIS match was resumed on Tuesday. Kelly and Newell resumed hawing, but they were soon disposed of by Gilten for 9 and 12 respectively. Moses and Iredale offered a stout…
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On Saturday was favoured with good weather, and consequently the attendance was large. The Flying Handicap, 6fur., was the first event on the programme, which attracted a…
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TO-DAY'S MATCHES.—Southampton v. Fitzroy, at Kelly's. Dorrington (2), Corcoran, Lowe. Ford. Hudson, Russell, Chapman, J. Rea, J. T. M'Kittrick, Batty; emergencies,…
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UNITED V. Southgate, on latter's wicket. United.......................... 80 Southgate..................... 55 For the winners, Readett 21, Fisher 19,…
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A MATCH was played on the oval on Saturday, between junior learns represenitng Grafton and the Clarence electorates. Although the visiting team had to fill up with substitutes,…
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THE New South Wales team resumed their innings on Saturday, Garrett and Iredale going to the-wickets. When the former had increased his score to 36, he retired…
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THE match was resumed on Wednesday, the weather being fine, and the wicket in perfect order. A shower fell prior to the 4 o'clock adjournment, and also later on. With the…
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TEAMS from the United and Southampton clubs met on the oval. Southampton..........46 and 26 United.........26 and 5 wkts for 47…
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The United and Alumny Creek played a tie on the oval, scoring 54 each. For the latter Alf. Eggins scored 25; Bawden taking 6 wickets for 22, Bright 0 for 11, Readett 3…
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came off on Saturday with following results: Tramway: Handicap, 6fur.: Llena 6-7. Juvenile 6-11, Pilot Boy 10st.—Welter Handicap, 6fur.: Alameda 8-7, Hermit 8:7. Annadour 9-3…
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AFTER two postponements, this meeting of the Club eventuated on Saturday with favourable weather. The repeated postponements, however, detracted from the interest…
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MR. EDITOR.—As Easter is drawing* near, and it was suggested that a team might be sent to the Richmond at that time, I think it is necessary (if the suggestion is to be carried…
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AFTER one postponement, the annual races came off yesterday, and was attended by about 200 persons, fully one-half being visitors from Grafton. The course being in good…
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THE Man of the World is responsible for the following cricket yarn:—" I was," the Barrister related, " playing in a cricket match at Mote Park, Maidstone, and was…
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