Cricket Notes
TO-DAY'S MATCHES.—Southampton v. Southgate, at South Grafton. Southampton: Dorrington (2), Ford, Lynch Corcoran, Griffin, Hudson, R. Craig, Smith, M'Kittrick…
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Sport, 1896
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Cricket Notes
Seelands[?]v. Our Boys, on latter's wicket. Seelands 114-R. Perring 45, Woods 22, J. Perring 22; Eggins and Ford took 3 wickets each, Leonard 2. Our Boys scored 16…
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UNITED played a draw with Swan Creek on the oval. The former scored 101. Fisher 25 not out. Everingham 21, Bright 11, Oakes 14, E. Readett 18, F. Paine 4 wickets. Want 2,…
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AT a meeting of delegates of district clubs, held at Brushgrove, it was decided to desig. nato the various clubs the Clarence River. Rugby Football Association, and that the…
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SOUTHAMPTON V. UNITED, on oval. United 86, Everingham 30, Oakes 15. Fisher 16; Corcoran 4 wkts., Ford 3, Hudson 1. Southampton 2 wkts. for 26. Corcoran 16,…
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THE racing at Casino on Saturday was very good, the various events lieing despatched by Roberts' starling apparatus, which proved very successful. The attendance was very…
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YESTERDAY was all that could be desired for outdoor amusements. In town the only attraction was the Birthday meeting of the C.R.J.C., and this was poorly patronised,…
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GOLF is becoming very fashionable in Sydney, and before the winter is over it is probable that hundreds of ladles will be idulging in that form of recreation. It…
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THE first of the matches on the Lower Clarence for the Hough trophies were glaved at Maclean on Saturday afternoon etween the Mnclean and Harwood clubs…
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These clubs met on the oval on Saturday. After a hard fought battle, the game resulted in a draw, although the Grafton men appeared to play far the better game, and…
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The following will represent Southgate against Ramornie, to be played at Grafton to-day:—Pollock, Morris, See, Grainger, Berry, Jas. and Thos. Donohue, Jas, and F…
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LORD HAMPDEN, speaking on the occasion of delivering prizes at the King's school, said he thought football was a good game, that is provided they did not kick the Referee…
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AT a meeting of cricketers held at the School of Arts on Tuesday evening, Mr. J. G. Jackschon in the chair, it was decided to support the movement of the Council in their proposal…
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UPWARDS of 300 persons attended these races on Wednesday, the weather being everything that could be desired. For the Opening, Handicap, 5 furlongs, 13…
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OF late some attention has been paid to the proper method which should he pursued in training for cricket, and this is what Johnny Briggs, the popular little Lancashire,…
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RAMORNIE and Grafton met on the oval on Saturday, the former winning a good game by 3 points to nil. The play wes rough all through—particularly so in the first half—in…
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AN impromptu race meeting, inaugurated by residents of Ramornie, will take place on the South Grafton course next Saturday afternoon, commencing at 2 o'clock. The…
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RAMORNIE met Ulmarra on the oval on Saturday, the former winning by 8 points to 5. Ramornie exhibited the best play, particularly in passing, and their opponents in this…
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ON Saturday afternoon a number of events promoted by residents of Ramornie were run off on the South Grafton course, and provided fair sport for about 150 spectators. Mr…
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TAKING everything for granted, sportsmen have every reason to look forward to enjoying good sport at the rac0 meeting on Wednesday and Thursday next, although the meeting…
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