Cricket
In the second innings in the New South Wales-South Australia match Darling was "at times painfully alow;" three and threequarter hours for 74…
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Sport, 1898
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Barrier Miner. Friday, January 14, 1898. Is a Cricket Brake Wanted?
THE worthy Adelaide man who has issued his counterblast to cricket really ought to be encouraged. Even the highest-grade bicycle is all the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Intercolonial Cricket. New South Wales v. South Australia. New South Wales Wins by 216 Runs. Adelaide
The above match was concluded to-day on the Adelaide Oval, and [?] in a win for the New South We[?] by [?] runs, N[?] in splendid form…
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The majority of newspaper readers must be sick of the rubbish written by the city reporters about the players in the big matches (writes the Mount…
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SOUTITS v. Orientals continued their match on the Hillside Reserve this afternoon. Last Saturday Souths made 96, and Orientals had lost one wicket for 20. They held…
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On Saturday night two important swimming championships were decided. The 220 Yards Professional Championship of Australasia was won by A…
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This is the Advertiser's account of "Jonah's" innings:—The game was riotously exciting towards the close, for in went Broken Hill Jones—as…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Sporting. [By Telegraph] Intercolonial Cricket. SYDNEY
Mr. Briscoe, who was in charge of the New South Wales team in Melbourne and Adelaide, denies the rumor that Kelly, the wicketkesper,…
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Hairdressers and Tobacconists v. Fire Brigade.—Hairdressors: Gilmour, O'Leary, Plaisted, Hill, Lamb, Farrer, Ferguson, Ellery, Morris, Weidenhoffer, Keem, Wren,…
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The manager of the New South Wales eleven says that the weather in Melbourne so affected the Welshmen that they were physically unable…
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The association matches were continued in Melbourne on Saturday. Melbourne completed their first innings against Carlton for 413; Graham, who was…
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Norths v. Tramways, latters' ground.— Norths: Roberts, Stanbridge, Byrne (3), Johns, Kemp, Bince, Tilbrook, Rowan, Smith…
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RISING SUNS v. United Stars, on the Goal Reserve.—Rising suns from: Wollent, Pit. man, Pryor, Whittington (2), Balley, Penniment, Earl, Bat[?]en, Kemp Quintrell,…
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The death is announced of Mr. WatsonAugustus Steel, at one time police magistrate at Wilcannia. The deceased gentleman was in his 73rd year…
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Two intercolonial matches start to-morrow —Victoria v. New South Wales (return match for the Sheffield shield) in Sydney, and Victoria v. Tasmania in Melbourne…
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The Souths will not finish their match against the Orientals this afternoon, having no hope of winning. The match, therefore, goes to the Orientals on the first innings…
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Kelly and Howell have decided to stand out of the N.S.W. team in the match against Victoria. It is also very doubtful if McKibben will play…
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The United Stars on Saturday afternoon beat the Rising Suns by 72 runs. The United Stars in their first innings made 32 and in their second…
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HEAVY rain was falling in Sydney this morning, and messages have been delayed. It is consequently not yet known whether play in the intercolonial match was…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Sporting. [By Telegraph.] Racing in New Zealand. AUCKLAND
On Saturday afternoon the Cup was won by Uniform, Paul 2, Leda 3. The Wellsley Stakes fell to Tigress, Conqueror 2, Djin Djin 3…
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