Cricket
A match was played on the Albion Ground yesterday between Morpeth and an Albion team. The former made 152, of which M. Bourke hit up 95 in brilliant style. J. Bramble made 22, playing very…
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A Cricket Rule. [By Cable] London
THE committee of the Marylebone Club passed resolutions altering the instructions to umpires, so that captoins of the opposing teams shall…
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A match between the Melbourne and Sydney Universities was commenced in Sydney, on Wednesday. Melbourne were all out for 159, the bowling of Clarke—five for 45—and Blue—four for 56—being…
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At a match between two country villages, where local rivalry ran high, the butcher of the village came in to bat, and before taking centre was seen to whisper to the umpire…
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While some twenty thousand people were watching a football match between the Stanford and Berkeley University teams yesterday afternoon several hundred men and boys climbed on the iron…
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Sid Gregory has scored 1033 runs against South Australia. M. A. Noble has made 11 centuries in first-class cricket, and seven in Inter-State…
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At Adelaide an Saturday, Clem Hill made 175 not oat, W. Giffen 77, Bailey 69. Tom Hogno compiled 131 not not for Wickha Albions agaimit Wa Wallsend Albions…
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The racing on Saturday resulted as under:— The Kingston Stakes, 6 furlongs.—Ma Ma, 7st 8lb (A. Scott), 1; Gozan, 7et 71b,…
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In a boxing contest last eveing between McGowan and Hiscutt, the former won in the ninth round, Hiscutt being severely punished…
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A TELEGRAM from San Francisco, dated Friday, November 30th, says:—While some 20,000 people were watch ing a football match between the…
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To represent Pearl B against Maitland, at East Maitland, to-morrow:—J. Moore, H. Moore, F. Fitness, C. Homan, L. Andrews, C. Hammond, K. Blair, A. Wilcher, F. Whyburn, C. M'Elroy, J…
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The following in the team selected to represent Murrurundi in the trophy match against Muswellbrook, to be played on the local ground to-day (Saturday):—W. S…
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Jan 25, 26—Manilla Jan. 26—Newcastle; entries, Jan. 21. Jan. 26—Gresford. Jan 28, 29—Bulladelah J. C…
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While some twenty thousand people were watching a football match between the Stanford and Berkeley University teams yesterday afternoon several hundred men and boys climbed on the iron…
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In consequence of the proclamation issued by the Lieutenant-Governor ordering that Saturday next, 26th January, shall be observed as the Anniversary Day holiday…
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The New South Wales interstate team was selected to-day to play against Victoria next Saturday. The team is identical with that which put up the recent record Score against South Australia…
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THE New South Wales inter-state team was selected to-day to play against Victoria next Saturday. The team is identical with that which put…
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The race meeting of the Sydney Turf Club, which was fixed for Saturday and Monday next, has been postponed in consequence of the death of the Queen…
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