Cricket. Victoria v. TASMANIA
The inter-state contest between tennis representing the above was begun on Thursday at Launceston. Victoria 375 (Sutherland 180, M'Cormack 99, Horan 46, Harry Trott…
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Sport, 1901
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Cricket
On the oval on Saturday Undanteds and Uniteds combined defeated the Alberts by 100 runs on the first innings. Combined team 165 and 96 (Hoskins 64 and 25 n.o.,…
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Notwithstanding counter attractions, about 400 people attended the Lawrence races on Saturday, and a good day's sport was provided by the secretary Mr. J. D…
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The steady rain which fell yesterday made the racing track somewhat dangerous to race upone, and this lead to a postponement of yesterday' fixture till Saturday next, the first race being…
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For various reasons, the Committee of the C.R.J.C. reluctantly decided to proceed with the Anniversary race meeting; but the attendance on Saturday afternoon was…
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AT a meeting of the Bellingen cricket club, on Monday, it was decided to inform Mr. M. Hurred, of the Macleay, that arrangements were being made to play two, if not three,…
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ON Wednesday last a party of Bellingen tennis players suffered another defeat by the Brierfield players. The latter scored 6 sets 49 games to the Bellingen record of 4 sets 37…
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THE wet weather during the early part of last week interfered to some extent with the Anniversary races on Saturday. Although there was not much rain on Friday morning,…
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The competition matches under the Grafton District Cricket Association arranged for to-day have been postponed till next Saturday, in consequecne of the funeral of her late Majesty Queen Victoria…
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The South Grafton Club was rather unfortunate in connection with their Anniversary race meeting. Originally fixed for the 28th instant a postpenement was made to Saturday on account of the wet weather,…
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The cleventh race meeting under the auspices of the Grafton Pony Club took place on the course on Wednesday afternoon, when beautiful weather prevalied. The attendance numbered between 200 and 300, and…
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J. O'Neill, of the Newtown (Lismore) Club, has scored 1000 runs this season and taken over 100 wickets, the performance being a record for a Richmond River player…
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The sixty-sixth, cricket match between New South Wales and Victoria was commenced on the Sydney cricket ground on Friday. The contest is not in the Sheffield competition, as the trophy has already…
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TO-DAY'S MATCHES.—Orientals v. Alberts, at South Grafton; Dooley, Warne, H. and W. Reimer, E. and J. M'Namara. Ellem, Smidt, Graham, Hawthorne, Avery; emer., c. Brady. Alberts: Everingham,…
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It is proverbial that cricket is a fanny game; and the match between New South Wales and Victoria that will probably be finished this afternoon is an illustration of the truth of the proverb. Both…
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Mr. Editor.—In reply to "Fair Play's" misstatements, I must state that Coramba did win the match. As captain ot the Coramba team, let me state what really diu occur. It was decided to draw stumps at 6 p.m. by…
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A MEETING of the Committee was held on Saturday evening, Mr J. Gritfin presiding. Eight clubs were represented. The Secretary of the Lower Clarence…
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Albert defeated Oriental at South Grafton by 48 runs. Oriental 32 (Drury 1, Smith 4, Warne 6, E. M'Namarra 9, J. M'Namarra 1, W. Reier 9 n.c., H. Reimer, D. Hawthorne, Ashwood, Brady and Walsh…
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'I went to see a cricket match the other day,' said the man from the west. 'When I happen to remember, I am going to buy a sporting guide and find…
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THE results of Wednesday's racing is as follows:— Hurdles—Noble, Moravian, Aberdare. Novice Handicap—Sweet Erina, Lady Jewel, Pegisus…
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