Cricket
On Boxing Day the Windsor C.C. met a team from Summer Hill, and played with a scratch eleven. The scores were: Windsor 63, of which J. Tebbutt made 26; Summer Hill 213. Great…
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Sport, 1891
23 stories in Hawkesbury (Windsor & Richmond)'s papers · page 1 of 2
Cricket
On New Year's Day a team of crickters got together by Mr. Fred Stubbs assembled at the Lower Portland ground to try conclusions with the local team. It was certainly a bowlers' day…
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A good game was played at Richmond on New Year's Day, when a draw in favour of the Richmond C.C. against the Rosehill C.C. was recorded. Some big scores were made, the visitors totting…
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The races at Wisemans' on Thursday were well patronized. Full particulars are not to hand, but a wire received by Mr Gough states that the Handicap, Guineas,…
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To the Editor. DEAR SIR,—The match that had to be played at Sackville Reach on Monday the.26th of Jan., between the Sackville and Riverstone Clubs did not come off on account of the…
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To the Editor. Sir,—In the issue of your excel— lent paper of February 21st, the public bas been misinformed that, in a cricket match between eleven ladies and Mr. Broadfoots' boys, a lady…
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A very interesting match was played at Lower Portland between the local Public School boys, and those of Sackville. Mr. Broadfoot had charge of his lads, and Mr. F. Watkins captained…
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On Saturday last the final for the Johnson medals was commenced on the Richmond ground, when the competing teams were Windsor and Blacktown. In the first innings, Windsor scored…
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Do you believe in athletics? was asked of a we'l-known business man, who was found practising with dumb-bells at the back of the store the other day…
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A meeting of the above club was held at the Royal Hotel for the purpose of bringing the season to a close. There were present:—Mr. W. H. Johnson, Dr. Helsham, Messrs. Bates, H. S…
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We have arrived at the deliberate conclusion that football playing ain't all " skittles and beer," albeit, we have it on the authority of the poet, Gordon, that…
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Leichhardt and Windsor 3rd Juniors met on McQuade Park last Saturday the former winning without a point being scored against them. The visitors kicked off, Windsor defending the southern…
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Teams from the Richmond and Double Bay 2nd Junior Clubs met on the former's ground last Saturday, when the home team won, scoring 8 points to their opponents' nil. The victory is one…
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Grace's new book is full of historical and personal reminiscences, and will be read with interest and advantage not only by cricketers but by the general public…
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It appears, if all that we have heard be true, that some very lively incidents occurred during the course of the game on Saturday last between the Balmain…
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Dear Sir,—Would you kindly allow me space in your columns for a few remarks re the above. As most. of your readers are aware, there is a cup (and medals…
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Windsor v. Lorelli (Stanmore):—The return match between the above clubs was played at Stanmore on Saturday last, Messrs Tebbutt, Young, Baldwin, and…
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On Saturday last, 19th, Nelson C.C. played their first game of the season with Castle Hill team on the letter's ground, and the game resulted in a draw. The wickot, which is laid on the Castle Hill…
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Bright, genial Weather faveured the Richmond tennis-players on their inaugural day, on Saturday Jast, and the formal opening of the Club passed off pleasantly…
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A half-day match was played on Saturday, between Nelson and Riverstone Clubs on the latter's ground, and resulted in a win for Nelson. E. Maguire played a good…
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