CRICKET. Century Corner
Centuries have been made by the following district cricketers during the present season :— Oct II— O Ward 104[?] for Windsor…
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Sport, 1906
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Cricket Park Villa Fixtures
1906—Jan 6—Colo at Park Villa 13—Windsor at Park Villa 29—Sydney team at Park Villa Feb 10— River team at Windsor (start 22)…
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In the cricket match Teachers versus Central Cumberland, played in the Parramatta oval on Wednesday, J. P. Myers, playing with the former, was stumped for…
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Centuries have been made by the following district cricketers during the present season :— Oct II—O Ward 104J for Windsor S…
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Park Villa cricketers have arranged a concert, in aid of the funds of their club, to take place on Wednesday, 31st inst, in the Sackville School of Arts. Among the items will be five selections by…
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After all the talk we've heard about The meeting of the champions (Fred Barber and Tom Mackenzie) the match now appears to be as far off as ever—in fact, it seems to be next to impossible…
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Centuries have been made by the following district cricketers during the present season :— Oct 11—O Ward 104 for Windsor S…
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P Woodhill scored 30 for Camden against Fairfield on Saturday. G Ouvrier, playing with Leichhardt against Campbelltown Federals, made 45 runs…
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THE following are the results of the Brooklyn Regatta, which took place on the 20th ultimo :— All Comers Sailing Race—Unique (W Hibbs) 1 ; Arthur (W J Goddard) Sydney 2; Eva (J Parkes)…
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Lower Portland C C called their match with Windsor off on Saturday last, on account of the death of Mrs Thomas, who was a relative of a number of the Lower Portland cricketers…
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Tom Mackenzie—the Mangrove marvel—seems to be rather thin-skinned for a cricketer of his reputed capabilities Clever cricketers, and, in fact, clever men of all descriptions, generally let…
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We are requested by the hon, secretary of Park Villa Cricket Club to state that a mistake was made in crediting W. J. Mitchell with 1 run only. in the recent cricket match between Park…
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Mr H. N. Bowd asks the following question." Can any Hawkesbury cricketer answer it:—The ball is thrown at the wicket. The batsman is running. When near the crease he jumps high in…
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In attempting to write up cricket of the past, I know that it would be far more interesting from a more able pen than mine. I have attended and played a good many games of cricket in my time…
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Sir,-In your last issue I notice, under the heading of " Comleroy Road," a paragraph which reads something like this :-"In spite of the Wrangling between the Kurrajong and Grose Vale…
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Sir,-Mr G Mitchell's letter in reply to my last is very amusing and somewhat tame, considering the dirt I threw at him. I can see nothing in it that needs any comment from me, as he leaves me…
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Windsor Juniors played Marrickville on the former's ground on Monday, and after a very rough game the visitors won by 8 points to 5. One of the visiting arman, (16)…
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More interest was taken in the match between Windsor and a combined river team, played on McQuade Park oval on Friday and Saturday last, than in any cricket contest,…
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The H.A. College II. Football Club played St. John's Institute at the College od Saturday week the game resulting in a win for the borne team by II to nil. The College were very much heavier…
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Mr. EDITOR,—I had quite decided to drop out of this controversy, but would be grateful if you will insert this in reply to Mr Mitchell's last piece of unrelenting…
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