Cricket Dispute
Mr. W. H. B. McDONALD, secretary of the Macksville Cricket Club, writes as under:—Sir,—Kindly permit me through the medium of your journal to reply to a " Bowra…
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Sport, 1900
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General Sporting. Grafton Bicycle Races
ABOUT 250 people attended the Clarence Amateur Bicycle Club's inaugural meeting at Grafton on Wednesday last. The tracks were very heavy and spills were frequent, Reg. Hynes aud Alf. Hockey…
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The first matches of the season between clubs of down-river with those under the Grafton District Association were played on Saturday on the grounds of the up-river…
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The impromptu race meeting arranged for Wednesday last, on the above course, was, in some respects, a success, but in others people seemed disappointed. The attendance did…
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Following will represent Ulmarra against Cowper at Ulmarra this afternoon:—M'Callum 2, Cooper. Sneesby, E. Ellem, A. and F. Bailey, Poulton, C. Lee, M. Davis; emer., E. Bailey, S. Ellem…
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AT the request of Mr. G. F. Balmer a match has been arranged between a combined Alumny Creek and Albert team and the Richmond players for Christmas Day. The…
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A MEETING of the Committee was held last Saturday evening, Mr. D. M'Farlane presiding. Mr. G. F. Balmer, manager of the…
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The match between N.S. Wales and South Australia commenced at Adelaide on Saturday. M'Beth waa left out of the N.S. Wales team, and Jones was unable to play…
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A meeting of committee was held on Saturday, Mr. D. M'Farlane presiding. Mr. G. F. Balmer, manager of the Richmond team, intimated that the same would arrive on…
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A YOUNG man named Druth, playing in a college Cricket team at Bathurst, bowled 12 balls for 2 maidens, 0 runs and 7 wickets. In one over he clean bowled six players…
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Orientals v. Warwicks to-day:—H. and W. Reimer, S. Smidt, J. Ellem, E. and J. M'Namarra, Graham, Dooley, S. Warne, Spence, J. Avery; emer., Hawthorne, E. Munns…
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At these races on Wednesday the weather was cool and the attendance small. Opening Handicap, 6 furlongs—The Cid, 7-11, first; Mauser, 8-3, second; Uralla 7-2 (declared…
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The Following weights have been declared for this club's race meeting on the Grafton rececourse on Boxing Day:- Trial Stakes, 5 furlongs—The Clown 9st,…
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Chataworth-Maclean match on Saturday was abandened, owing to the former being unable to get a team. Following will represent Tyndale, Cowper and…
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The team of Richmond River cricketers, organised by Mr. Geo. Balmer, arrived at Grafton by the Pacific on Saturday, and were met at Howard's hotel by the Mayor,…
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The Grafton Pony Club held a successful meeting on the Grafton-course on Boxing Day, which resulted in a profit to the club of between £60 and £70. The attendance numbered about 800. Gray's starting…
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Mr. R. Balmer's cricket team opened their campaign on the Clarence by a match at Ulmarra on Monday, against the combined strength of Swan Creek and Ulmarra clubs. The latter was captained by W…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Intercolonial Cricket. Victoria Defeats N. S. Wales
It is worthy of note that as an intercolonial fixture the late match between this colony and Victoria will be the last, for with the new year the matches will become…
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