The Monkeys and the Cricket Ball
An English soldier recently on active service in Burmah writes:—When we were stationed at Rangoon an amusing cricketing incident occurred. The teams were both…
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Sport, 1898
219 stories in Clarence Valley & Coffs Harbour's papers · page 1 of 11
Cricket
The result of the matches on the Bellingen conclusively prove the supremacy of Arthur Gray and T. Ford as batsmen, and to the careful playing of the pair from Alumny…
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THE following players have signified their, intention to proceed to the Hearts to-morrow (Saturday) to meet a Bellinger Heads team,— Messrs. G. S. Briner, H. Hamilton, H. Greer,…
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THE athletic sports to be held at Mr. J. Laverty's Taylor's Arm, on Monday next, promise to be most interesting and should draw a large crowd. The following starts…
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Mr. Editor.—In your issue of December 28th, I notice in your report of the match between Mr. Jordan's Eleven and the team selected to play for this place the following remarks:…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Our Lawrence Letter. THE RACES.—The races which are to be held on the Lawrence race course on the 26th instant should, if the weather be favourable, be a pronounced success. The entries are not many
THE WEATHER. On Thursday after a very close day a thunderstorm passed over the town, and for a space of a quarter of an hour the rain fell heavily. Some of the old residents say that…
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A COMING CHAMPION. — Mr. V. F. S. Crawford is in all probability quite the best Public school cricketer in England. He has scored 51 out of 52 from the bat,…
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There was a good muster at the Jockey Club's annual races on Wednesday, and the racing was very good, despite the condition of the track occasioned by the recent wet weather. Outside Grafton, Lawrence in…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Anniversary Regatta
At one time it seemed as if the Anniversary regatta, which has been a regular festivity in Sydney for more than 60 years, would this year collapse because of lack of support…
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A meeting of delegates from the above Association was hold in the Council Chambers, Maclean, on Friday evening, January 28. Present —Palmer'o Island: A. McLachlan : Tyndale :…
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Strange as it may seem, a feeling of indignation exists here because the English cricketers made so poor a show in the third test match. Had they made a better show…
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TO-DAY'S MATCHES—Ulmarra v. Albions, at Swan Crook: Connor. Henderson, Fernance, Whnltes, HoughNapper, Foster Davis, Spring, Matthews, Bailey; emerJ. M'Callum.—Undaanted v. Ramorie, at South…
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COFF'S HARBOR meets Fernmount, at Fernmount, tomorrow (Saturday). The Fermount team are :- Messrs. A. Tyson, H. Greer, W. D. Higgins, W. Carney, M. Knight,…
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SIR,—Permit me to draw attention to the report four Saturday's match against Murrayville, which is totally incorrect. First, it was the best team Murrayville could show,not the second…
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THAT 90 per cent of Australians are laboring under the cricket mania must be admitted by all who keep their eyes open and what matter if they are? Why should a people always keep…
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The principal features of the cricket match now in progress, so far as the performances of the local men are concerned, have been the batting of M'Kenzie and Howell, and…
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The return match of the season, Grafton v. The Clarence, was played at Maclean on Saturday, and resulted in another win for the up river team by 33 runs on the first…
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THE correspondent who supplied the report of the recent Murrayville. Chats worth cricket match writes:—"Permit me to send you a few words in reply to the secretary for the Chatsworth…
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SIR.—Kindly bear with me and allow me again to refer to your correspondent, RE the Murrayville match. First he states that the match was arranged for a second eleven. Now the arrangement made was…
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The cricket match that was finished on Friday was remarkable in many respects. In the first place, the New South Wales team put up a record so far as the aggregate…
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