Cricket
Following are the teams selected for to-morrow's matches:-[?] CENTRALS v. SOUTHS, at South Broken Hill.—Centrals: Herbert, Richards,…
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Sport, 1896
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Racing on the Barrier. to the Editor of the Barrier Miner
SIR,âI wish to draw the attention of the various clubs in and around Broken Hill to a plan by which I think they may be certain to race in the near future with far better…
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THE Willyamas were to have played the Broken Hills on the Hillside Reserve this afternoon, but they failed to pat in an appearance. This greatly…
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ADELAIDE, Saturday Evening. The Cyclists' Association of Adelaide held its second meeting on the Adelaide Oval this afternoon. Results…
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THE Willyamas were to have played the Broken Hills on the Hillside Reserve this afternoon, but they failed to put in an appearance. This greatly…
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PLAYING for the Souths against the Centrals on Saturday J. Roberts made 92 not out. Although he was missed by Herbert at the wickets and the…
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On Saturday afternoon the February Handicap was won by Gipsy Grand, Saracen 2, Barmaby 3. Time, 3 minutes, ll¾seconds…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Sporting. [By Telegraph.] Cricket in Sydney. SYDNEY
Cumberland defeated University on Saturday afternoon Iredale was caught for 124. Glebe defeated South Sydney…
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The Cyciists' Association of Adelaide held its second meeting on the Adelaide Oval this afternoon. Results were:-…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →2nd Edition Miner Office. 4 p.m. the Cricket Match. Easy Win for South Australia. Ten Wickets to Spare. Remarkable Collapse of the Victorians. Jones Takes Six for 15. [By Telegraph.] Mblbourne, Monday Afternoon
The intercolonial match was resumed to-day. The wicket was in a very bad state owing to the rains; and the Victorians went out in a very…
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The N. S. W. Cricketing Association has negatived the motion for the abolition of the Australian Cricket Council…
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A telegram received from Melbourne states that Jack Lyons ia recovering from the illness which prevented him playing in the Melbourne match, and…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Cricket Match. Ten Wickets to Spare. Remarkable Collapse of the Victorians. Jones Takes Six for 15. [By Telegraph.] Melbourne, Monday Afternoon
The intercolonial match was resumed to-day. The wicket was in a very had state owing to the rains; and the Victorians went out in a very…
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On Saturday the Norths defeated the Orientals by 62 runs. Scores:— Norths 104 (E. 3yrne 39, H. Byrne 15, Ferrett 14, Trevena 13). O[?]entals,…
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The Sydney Cricket Association has negatived a motion for the abolition of the Australian Cricket Council…
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BROKENS v. CONSOLS, on the letter's ground.—Brokens: Jonas (2), Chinner, West, Dr. Evill. Guidi, Fleming, M'Mullen, Sewell, White, Hall, and…
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Foliage was last night well backed for the Newmarket; all the money offering being taken at 100 to 5 at first, while afterwards 100 to 6 was snapped up…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Sheffield Shield. New South Wales v. South Australia. South Australia at the Wickets. [By Telegraph.] Sydney Cricket Ground. Friday (1.30)
The return match for the Sheffield Shield between New South Wales and South Australia was commenced to-day on the Association Ground, Moore…
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THE Souths, having eight wickets down for 195 against the Centrals, this afternoon declared their innings closed; and they succeeded in disposing of their opponents for…
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The quarter-mile swimming amateur championship of Victoria was contested this afternoon at the St. Kilda ba[?]hs, and was won by Percy Cavill, of [?]ast Sydney, Heath…
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