Tennis Championships and Tournaments
Following are the fixtures for the championship and tournaments to be played on the various district courts this Saturday:— A GRADE…
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Sport, 1928
97 stories in Hawkesbury (Windsor & Richmond)'s papers · page 5 of 5
Covered in Blood Scene at Football Match Two Players Pined
WHWN Reginald McCarthy failed to answer the call to Windsor Police Court oh Monday, on a charge of riotous behaviour, his case was heard ex parte…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Cricket Association Some Plain Criticism Entries Close This
THE first general meeting of the H.D.C.A. on Saturday night last was fully attended toy an enthusiastic gathering, of cricketers, who rolled up in force to give the…
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ON Thursday, 13th instant, an all-day tennis tournament was played on the court at "Sunny Brae," the home of General and Mrs. Paine, Windsor". It was organised…
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ALL CATTAI rolled up at invitation of the Cricket Club to celebrate their winning of the Consolation prize of the H.D.C.A. competition…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →In Brilliant Sunshine Hawkesbury Cricket Season Begins Batsmen Already Show Fine Form Sackville Scores Well Against Wilberforce
CRICKET is with us again, and the Hawkesbury competition games started with minor sensations on Saturday. As is generally the case on concrete wickets at the commencement of the season, batsmen had a good time, but a few trundlers managed to skittle the wickets…
Continued on Trove, page 13 →Brighter Cricket Hawkesbury Batsmen Show Good Form Sackville and Wilberforce in Trouble Pitt Town Makes Merry at Windsor's Expense
THE outstanding feature of the second series of Hawkesbury competition matches commenced on Saturday was the splendid form displayed by batsmen. Only one century was recorded—J. Stubbs' 134 for Pitt Town against Windsor—but no less than seven willow wielders exceeded the half-century mark…
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ABOUT the first mention we have of sporting history of cricket in Australia was the presentation of bats and balls by Governor Macquarie to…
Continued on Trove, page 13 →The Cricket "Smoko"
Mr.F. L. Diggins, hon. secretary, Kurrajong Heights Cricket Club, writes:— "Would you grant me space to correct a statement in the account of the HawkesTniry District Cricket Association's smoke social…
Continued on Trove, page 14 →Cricket Association Monthly Meeting Postponed Ald. O'brien's Cup
Owing to the Federal elections on 17th November, the next delegate meeting of the Cricket Association will be a week later—on the 24th November…
Continued on Trove, page 14 →Another Windfall H.d.a.a. to Get £175. Res[?]t of Benefit Races Alde [?]Ased Prize Money
[?] of the Hawkesbury Race sor Council was recent benefit race meeting when the [?] funds of the H.D.A.A., Mayor (Ald. [?]n a gift of at least £175 to…
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CATTAI, Glossodia, North Richmond, Maroota, Pitt Town, Oakville, Richmond, Sackville, Windsor and Wilberforce Clubs were represented at the monthly meeting…
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THE fifth round of Hawkesbury grade games was commenced on Saturday in anything but cricket weather. Bowlers who had to bowl into the southerly gale passed lots of uncomplimentary remarks about the man who sent the wind along. The conditions favored the batsmen and many good scores were made, whilst…
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The following team has been selected to represent Kurrajong Heights against Cattai:—D. Roberts, R. Pitt, H. Douglass, L. Douglass, D. Douglass, D. Taylor, H…
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Owing to there being no cricket in the Hawkesbury on the 15th instant on account of the second Test Match in Sydney, the next meeting- of "the H.D.C.A. will be held…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Rules of Cricket Live Cow and a "Dead" Ball Windsor Park Incident
Windsor" writes: A ball overthrown by a fieldsman in his return to the wicket hit a cow and stopped dead; another fieldsman, happened to be handy and threw down the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Cricket Association the Residential Disqualification Secretary's Warning to Clubs
The regular monthly meeting of the H.D.C.A. was held in Windsor on Saturday night, when the following were present: — Messrs W. Huxley, D. Woods (Pitt Town…
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