(Reuter's.) Triangular Cricket. Australian Eleven. London
There was no play in the match, Australia v. Middlesex, to-day owing to rain. Stumps were drawn at 3 o'clock. Play commences at 11 to-morrow. SOUTH AFRICANS…
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Sport, 1912
573 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 12 of 29
Football
Taking the weather into consideration there was a very fair attendance at the showground in Saturday to witness the afternoon's matches. The senior contest lay between Centre and…
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Both cricket matchs—Australia v. Cambridge University, and South Africa v. Surrey—were abandoned, no play being possible on Saturday…
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Derbyshire dismissed Somerset at Bath for 44, A. Morton taking seven wickets for 16. Notts got rid of Sussex at Nottingham for 49, T. Wass taking six wickets for 16…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →[Reuter's.] Cricket. the Second Test. London, June 10, 11.55 a.m
The day broke showery, and in the morning when the wicket at Lords was inspected in view of the test match, South Africa v. England, it wads found to be rather soft…
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The second test match. England v. South Africa, was commenced to-day. The weather is showery and the wicket soft. South Africa won the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →L V R C Races a Two Days’ Meeting
The committee of the Young L. V. Race Club held a meeting on Friday last, and decided to run a meeting on June 19 and 20, instead of a one-day meeting. The…
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The first round of a competition for a trophy presented by Mr. John Baxter will be played on Saturday. Mr. Albert Chitty, a professional, will arrive…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Football in Germany
Germany now possesses 137,633 football players, who are formally associated with the National Football League. These, of course, are practically all amateurs. The number…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →FOOTBALL. The Currawong Shield
WHEN Mr. W. C. H. Roberts does anything he always does it well, but the Currawong Shield, which arrived this morning is a…
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At the weekly committee meeting of the Football Union, held on Tuesday evening, arrangements were made for the visit of two lacrosse teams to play here on Monday, June 24, part of…
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A football match was played on Saturday last on the local ground between Frogmore and the Burrowa District team,…
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Cowra will visit Young on Monday , 24th instant, for the purpose of engaging in a match with the locals. The Murrumburrah Coronation Team…
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A very enjoyable social gathering was held in the Epworth Hall on Wednesday evening last, when a large gathering assembled to celebrate the opening of the…
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In the Roberts Shield Competition on Saturday East beat Central by 13 to 3. For the winners Richardson scored and converted twice,…
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The weather was very cold on Saturday, and it was not without its effect on the football attendance at the showground, and even on the footballers themselves. The junior match was a…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Cricket. the Australians. London, June 15
When play was resumed to-day in the match Australia v. Lancashire the weather was fine, and the sun was shining brightly, though high wind was blowing. The wicket was soft. The…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Cable News. English Cricket. London, June 15
Leicestershire defeated Warwickshire, the champion county, at Nuneaton, by 3 runs. Playing for Surrey against Essex at Leyton, Hitch took eight-wickets for 38 runs…
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On Sunday last Mr. Thos. McGee, of the Oddfellows’ Arms Hotel, met with a nasty accident on the football ground at Tipperary. Accidently Mr. McGee…
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To win the match against Surry the Australians have to make 302 runs. Either J. W. Hearne or G. L…
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