Cricket
THE following players will represent the Young Pictons in their match with the Young Rovers on Saturday:—Webber, Skipworth (2), Bonds, Sampson (2),…
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Sport, 1892
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Racing Notes
AMONGST the nominations for the next V. R. C. Derby appears the name of Glendon, by Glenmarkie (imported)— The Gem. This colt is a full brother to…
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IN the premier cricket matches played in Sydney on Saturday a two days' match between Beivideres and Carltons resulted in a draw. The former made 275 runs,…
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Mr. Charles Edwardes, who discourses in the Nineteenth Century on the New Football Mania, is a man who can write and write well. His article is most…
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ON the Central Reserve this afternoon the Willyamas and Banks tried conclusions. Play did not commence until 25 minutes after the regular time, and the…
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THE following are the scores in the match, Willyamas v.Banks, which was commenced on the Central Reserve on Saturday last —Banks.—First innings: Blackburn, b…
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THERE were nearly 1000 spectators at the Adelaide Oval (on Saturday, and they saw some exciting and interesting cricket (the Register reports). The Norwoods…
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A meeting of the Coupon Cricket Club was held at Brix's Family Hotel last night. Mr. Brix was appointed a vicepresident, and promised to give the club…
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THIS afternoon, on the Central Reserve, the Banks continued their match with the Willyamas. When play ceased on Saturday last, each side had completed an…
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LAST week Mr. A. Hince, secretary, of the Barrier Ranges Cricket Association, received the following letter from the secretary of the South Australian Cricket…
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TO-DAY a challenge was handed by the Mayor (Alderman Topperwein), representing the municipal council, to the council clerk (Mr. Allison), representing…
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THE following will represent the Zingaris in their match with the Oxides on Wednesday:— Hamburg, Kennedy, Cudlip, Winkler (2), Probert, Hancock, Mayne,…
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The following team has been selected to represent Victoria against New South Wales in the 36th annual intercolonial cricket match to be begun…
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ON Tuesday Mr. R. B. Pell, with his usual promptitude; issued the weights for the forthcoming, meeting of the Broken Hill Jockey Club; and readers of the…
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Ross will take Blackham's place at the wickets in the Victoria New South Wales match. The Victorians are the favorites, though during the last 12…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Cricket Match. South Australia v. New South Wales. [By Telegraph.] Adelaide, Friday Afternoon
The annual intercolonial cricket match, South Australia v. New South Wales, was commenced on the Oval hete to day, with fine weather and a very good attendance…
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This afternoon, on the No. 1 pitch, the match between the Centrals and Souths— which was commenced on the 3rd instant —was continued. When stumps were…
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This afternoon, on the No. 1 pitch, the match between the Centrals and Souths— which was commenced on the 3rd instant —was continued. When stumps were…
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There were larga attendances at the pennant cricket matches on Saturday afternoon. South Melbourne beat the North Melbournes by 209 runs;…
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Play in the intercolonial match between South Australia and New South Wales was continued to-day in the presence of a good crowd. The wicket favored the…
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