Cricket
Kangaroos v. Westward—Pritchard, Langey, Hojel (2), Carrell, Lawrene. Henry, Everingham, Herd, Lipman, Ford; emer., Becher, Gibson. Alberts v. United, on oval, to-day—L…
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Sport, 1908
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Victoria Park Races
Flying Handicap, 4½fur.—Ruatamate, 7-4, 1; The Owl, 7-13, 2; Pivot, 6-12, 3. Maiden, [?]fur.—Lucy, 7-10, 1; Reward, 7-7, 2; Solo, 7-9, 3…
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Maclean were defeated by Brushgrove at Maclean on Saturday by 23 runs. Brushgrove 77—Davis 9, F. Grd 3, Kearns 12, Thornton 7, J. Gard 17, Archer,…
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Lawrence defeated Palmer's Island, at Lawrence, by 44 runs to 14, no less than eight of the visitors failling to score. Southampton and Ramoraie played a draw on…
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Alberts defeated United, on the Oval on Saturday. United 73—Arnott 4, Oran 2, Fisher 6. Bottomley 0, Farquharson 11, Eggins n.O. 11, wyatt 2, Ferguson 4, M'Pherson 0, Iredale.o,…
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SYDNEY, Tuesday.—In the Australaisan swimming championship contests last night the greatest interest was evinced in the deciding quarter, as possession of the Kieran Shield depended…
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At a reunion of the Dorrige Pioneer Football Club held in the Commercial hotel it was decided to reform the club under the old name and colours. Office-bearers were…
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Ther are seven reasons why women go to watch a test match, good and sufficient,m all of then,—to woman. Not one of the seven connerns itself much with the game;…
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Speaking at the annual meeting of the Lady Teachers' Swimming Association in Sydney on Monday last, Mr. Dawson, Chief Inspector of Schools…
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Southampton beat Alberts on the former's wickets by 139 runs. Southampton declared innings closed with 6 wickets down for 165—A. J. Pollack 64, H. Childs 49, S. Corcoran 19, W…
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The annual meeting of the members was held on Friday evening; Mr. J. T. M'Kittrick (President) in the chair. The reports showed that after paying expenses there was a credit…
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It is believed that the Marylebone Cricket Club has negatived the proposal that Australian and South African cricket teams should play in…
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The fifth and final test match of the season was commenced at Sydney on Friday. The weather was showery and the wicket bad and the English…
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The decision of the Weish Rugby Union to drop the roving half-back, and to constitute the team on orthodox lines, is rather interesting. The Welshmen were inclined last year to adopt…
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SYDNEY, Thursday.—The Rugby Union has appproved of a scheme to give assistance to country unions. The scheme provides for a series of competitions bet ween 30 branch unions, with a…
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Half-holidays v. Copmanhurst, on the Oval all day Wednesday next-—Hood, Walsham, W. Everingham, M'Kittrick, Givovanell, Savidge, Scott, Hynes (2), Crisford, Kians…
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A meeting of the L.C. Cricket Association was held on Saturday last, Mr. D. M'Phee (Harwood) in the chair. The protest put in by Lawrence against Harwood…
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Ironbarks v. Alberts. at the racecourse, to-day—R. Browne, G. and M. Want, G. Allison, G. Roberts, D. and R. Martin, jun., C., G., and H. Bailey, L. Green, R…
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A public meeting was held on Wednesday for the purpose of forming a tennis club, The Mayor (Ald. Napper) was voted to the chair, and in explaining the objects of the meeting expressed…
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The following ladies will represent this State at the Australasian championship carnivals at Brisbane on March 7 and 14:—Miss Dorothy Hill (East Sydney), Miss Gladys Tate (East…
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