Cricket Match. [By Cable.] London, Monday
Cambridge won the intor-university cricket match by 97. runs…
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Cricket
In the first innings of the gentlemen players, Arthur Fielder took 10 wickets for 90 runs…
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THE football match played on the local ground on Saturday afternoon last between Muswellbrook Seniors and Scone Football Club, resulted in an…
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July 21.—Wallsend Jockey 'Club; entries, July 16. July 25, 26.—Newcastle Jockey Club; enscies, 16th…
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Mr. George M'Lean, of Maitland, will referee the Singleton-Centennial match at the Showground on Saturday. A Duriedin footballer has been suspended,…
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The football match, Auckland City v. University, was played this aftornoon, and rosulted in a win for the University by 8 Points to 6…
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July 21.—Wallsend Jockey Club; July 16. July 25, 26.—Newcastle Jockey Club scies, 16th…
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As a result of a meeting of the Melbourne C.C. committee and executive of the Victorian Cricket Association on Tuesday, which…
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The New South Wales Cricket Association on Monday evening agreed to suspend the Paddington Club unless that body suspend M. A. Noble…
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The Queensland footballers arrived in Sydney yesterday morning. To-morrow the visitors will meet New South Wales on the Sydney cricket ground, when a stirring contest is expected judging by their…
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The Gentlemen beat the Players by 45 runs…
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Noble and Trumper have resigned from membership of the Paddington Club, thus averting the latter's disqualificaiton by the Cricket Association…
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Messrs. Reeves, Rhodes, and Wilding have arranged for an amateur cricket team from Marylebone to visit New Zealand. The team will play 15 matches, and will arrive on…
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July 21.—Wallsend Jockey Club; entries, July 16. July 25, 26.—Newcastle Jockey Club; enscies, 16th…
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An eight-oar crow, representing the Ghent Rowing Club, won the Grand Challenge cup at Henley Regatta. beating Trinity Hall. Cambridge, in the final. In the semi-final…
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Daniels has won the 100 yards' swimming championship at Nottingham, beating Cecil [?], the Australian swimmer, by a touch…
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The local Wanderers play Aberdeen this alternoon on the local ground in a competition match. A good game is expected, and the local lads are expected to reverse last…
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"We use nothing but Chamberlain's Pain Balm as a rub down liniment while training or after a game," writes the Secretary of the Englehawk Football Club, Eaglehawk…
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Officials :—Committee: Messrs. W. J. Eales, George Clift, J. E. Chant, T. A. Onus, A. E. Whittet, Gordon Clift, Arthur Eales, V. Reynolds ; judge, Mr. Jas…
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Contennials v. Singleton at the Showground this afternoon. New South Wales and Queeasland will meet this afternoon at the…
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