Cricket
A match was played at Rosedale on Saturday between Rosedale and Ravensworth, the home team winning by 147 runs. Ravensworth scored 18…
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Football Matches. London
Out of 32 Football Association Cup ties, eight were unplayed and others abandoned in consequence of the Stormy weather…
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At a dinner by the Victorian Cricket Association to wish bon voyage to the president, Mr M'Kinnon, M.L.A., who is leaving on a trip to England, Mr H…
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The interstate match between New South Wales and South Australia was continued on the Sydney Cricket Ground yesterday. South Australia carried their total to 331 before the…
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South Australia second innings' three for 173. Gehrs, 25 ; Mayne 67 Hill, not out 64. A fire broke out amongst the…
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A grand programme of sports will be held on the Singleton Show Ground on Anniversary Day. There are 19 events on the programme, consisting of handicap trots (saddle and…
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The "Daily Chronicle" publishes B. R. Mayne's attack on the English umpiring during the recent Australian cricket tour…
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The Rushcutters' Bay stadium management intended matching Dave Smith and Jack Lester, but will not be able to do so, because the latter has gone back to…
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The match between New South Wales and South Australia was concluded in Sydney yesterday. In their second innings the South Australians had to make 497 runs…
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The one mile State swimming championship was decided at the Domain Baths, Sydney. On Monday night. W. Longworth, of Rose Bay[?] took the lead…
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Central v. Hamilton, on the Central Green on Saturday afternoon. Central team:— Johns, G Galton, jun., Mattocks, C.Edwards: G. Galton, s[?]r., C. Wilks, J. Pain,…
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Trundle won the final of the Country Tennis Cup, heating Barraba by 6 sets 43 games to 2 sets 26 games…
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With sill his old faults more pronounced than ever, and lacking a lot of his former power, Arthur Douglas, the South African lightweight, proved too vigorous for Leon…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →International Cricket. English Umpiring. Mayne and Australians Criticised. London, Wednesday evening
The "Manchester Guardian" says that it would be useless to answer Mr. E. R. Mayne's complaints of the English umpiring in the recent, Australian tour in…
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The following players will represent Fosterton in the match against New Park, on the latter's wicket, on Saturday next: Lean 2…
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The tennis contest, the British Isies versus Australia commenced this morning. So far, the results are even, Jones (Australia) beat Lowe (England) and Beamish best Dunlop…
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In the match Maitland v Lowlands the following players will represent the Maitland Club, on the Lowlands green, to-morrow (Saturday).—Hill, Goodsir, Sheedy,…
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The following entries have been received in connection with the the Wallsend Jockey Club's meeting to be held on Saturday, January 25:—…
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E.R. Mayne, who was a member of the Australian cricket team that toured England a few months since, was in Sydney yesterday, and returned to the attack upon English…
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At the Domain Baths, Sydney, on Wednesday night, the Quarter Mile State Championship was won by W. Longworth (Rose Bay), with S. Smith…
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