Surfeit of Cricket
The Sydney people appear to be thoroughly sick of cricket. This was evidenced by the attendance at the match between South Australia and New South Wales. On…
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Sport, 1898
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Intercolonial Cricket Match
The South Australia-New South Wales fixture concluded on the Sydney Cricket Ground on Tuesday, the visiting colony's representatives winning by 295 runs. In the visitors' second innings. Hill's display was…
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THE following players have been selected by Messis. Tyson, Higgins, and Crouch to represent the Bellinger River against the Cambined Teachers at bellingen, next…
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Intending nominators for the Opening, Macksville Pony and Galloway, and Pony Handicaps, to be run for on the 17th instant, are finally reminded that entries must be in…
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SIR,—During the last few weeks I have noticed some wrangling going on, through the medium of your valuable columns, over a cricket match which was played at an out-of-the-way little village, some…
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WHAT proved to be one of the most exciting and evenly contested matches of the season was played on the Bellingen Park wicket on Saturday last, the…
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THOSE people who would banish boating, cycling, tennis, and athletic games generally from the ranks of the fair sex would do well to remember what a noted…
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As your readers are aware, arrangements are already being made for the visit next year, of an Australian team of cricketers to England. Some of the leading players have…
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SIR,—Having a slight acquaintance with, the facts in connection with the late Murrayville-Chatsworth crlcket match, kindly permit me to say a few words by way of comment on the unwarrantable manner in…
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THE selection committee appointed to pick the Bellinger River players to meet the nambucca at Bowra, on the 20th instant, met on Saturday evening at Fernmount, and decided…
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SIR.-Sinco my last remarks RE the Chatsworth-Murrayville cricket match, I see that Chatsworth has found another champion, or I might say the Club have put their heads together and sent forth…
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TO-DAY'S MATCHES.—Seelands v. Southgate, at Southgate: H., A., J. and W. Ellem. A. and J. Bailey. F. Cameron, Crowther. Parker, Bellamy, G. Perring: emer., Chaseling.—Undaunted v. Alumny Creek, on…
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The net profit made from the tour of the English team of cricketers is admitted by one of the promoters to be £10,000. The probability, therefore, is that it is two or…
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A meeting of committee of the Grafton and District Cricket Association was held on Saturday evening. Present—Messrs. J. T. M'Kittrick (president), Jackachon, Jordan, Readett, Varley (V.P's.), Paine, Barnes,…
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The Committee of the G.R.C. have spared no pains to make the regatta this afternoon as attractive as possible. The Woolwich has been engaged to follow the race, and the Grafton City Hand will be on board…
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TO-DAY'S MATCHES.—Southgate v. Alberts, on racecourse: W. Kay, Tom Ellem, R. Dickson, T. Page, Joe Lee, F. Mansfield, M'Pherson, E. Capp, E. Riordan, Tom Boorman, H. Gulliford; emer, S. Cooper,…
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In spite of the unpropitious weather conditions prevailing on Saturday afternoon it was determined to carry out the regatta as advertised. Nearly all the interest in the function was,…
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Saturday afternoon was somewhat unfavourable for outdoor amusement, and the heavy showers that descended at intervals made it unpleasant even for a regatta. Still, there was a good attendance, and the…
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THE Bellinger-Nambucca match, which was set down for decision at Bowra last Saturday, had to be abandoned on account of the heavy rain. This was a great disappointment to the…
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At Swan Greek the local team were defeated by United by 4 runs. The winners scored 43 (S. Oakes ll); F. Paine 2 wickets for 14, Want 6 for 20, Childs 1 for 3. Swan…
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