Cricket
THE fixtures of Saturday were interfered with by the rain. On the oval United, playing Ramornie, lost five wickets for 32 runs. At Seelands, the local team defeated…
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Sport, 1895
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Cricket
THERE is already trouble in the ranks of the team selected to represent the North Coast in Sydney next week. Some players object to go because a kanaka is included in the eleven, both on account of his play and…
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To-day's matches.—Scolands v. Copmanhurst: Perring 3.A. Davison. Woods, H. Ellem,S. Chaseling. J. BaileyCrowther. W. Baker. and W. Eggins. Undaunted v. Ramornie, on Our Boys wicket: Ross. Spring…
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THE rain interfered with Saturday's fixtures. United and Alumny Creek played a draw on the oval, the'latter scoring 80—Ford 25 H. Egging 15. A. Ford 10. (n.o.); Bright 7…
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THE visitors played their first match in Sydney on Tuesday, on the Capulet wicket. Moore Park, against a team chosen by the N.S.W. Junior Association, the Juniors being…
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SPITJGATE, on their own wicket, defeated United by 29 runs on the first innings. The losers scored 38 and 5 wickets for 42, Bright 20 and 11, Klaus 14 and 5; Ryan 9 wickets…
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MANY reasons are set forth as to the decline of horse racing in country districts during the last few years. The recent meeting at South Grafton was a capital illustration…
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