Cricket Notes
On Saturday last a team representing Canowindra C.C., were entertained at Belmore by a team composed of miners and the neucle[?] of the future Belmore…
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Sport, 1902
272 stories in Lachlan (Forbes, Parkes, Cowra)'s papers · page 5 of 14
CRICKET. Federals v. Fifield
THE Federals journeyed to Fifield oh Saturday, last to answer a challenge to play the third test match of the season, on the Fifield wicket, between the two clubs. The local…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Football. Inauguration of Canowindra Club
A meeting held at the Miners Arms Hotel on Saturday evening last for the purpose of inaugurating a football club passed off in a most football like manner…
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THE reported break-up of the Amateur Race Club, formed at Condobolin last year, together with the fact that no endeavour has yet been made to organise a meeting here…
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As each successive race meeting comes round, one cannot help being reminded of the desirability which exists for a country racing club’s association. I cannot in any way claim originality in this idea,…
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A MEETING the purpose of arranging matters for the forthcoming football season, was held at Hartigan's Imperial Hotel, on the 13th instant…
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On the bull, on the ball, on the bull, Ye Wyalong lads, Barmedman and all! Kicking together, keep on the leather, And-shout as you go Leto go the ball!…
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The above took place at Mrs. Dennis's Hotel on Saturday night last, when there was again a very good attendance, several new members being present…
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THE return match between Bogan Gate and j the local Federals was played on the Con- dobolin wicket last Saturday. Mr. T. A. Gabriel captained the local boys and, on…
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SOME little time back it was decided that a Club, under the above title, should be formed at Wyalong, and officers were appointed, and suitable…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Original Correspondence. [While our columns are freely open to correspondents, it must be distinctly understood that we do not hold ourselves responsible for opinions expressed, nor do we necessarily agree with them. Ed C.] Coradgery Cricket Club. (To the Editor of the "Champion.")
Sir, — As Mr. Farnsworth says, "there's always twa sides to a story," and drives so falsely and abusively at me, I will just give you the two sides…
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THE annual general meeting of the Forbes Lawn Tennis Club [?] at Vandenberg’s Hotel on Wednesday evneing last, and was well attended. The Club’s President (Lieutenant-Colonel Weeks)…
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On Wednesday night the Wyalong Gymnasium and Athletic Club was officially opened by His Worship the Mayor, Aid. E. A. Neeld. There was…
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Albury R.C.—April 16 and 17. Wagga R.C.—April 23 and 24. Burrangong T.C.—April 29 and 30. Junes R.C.—April 30 and May 1…
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On Wednesday afternoon, teams representing "Irishtown" and "Excelsior' football clubs met on the People's Park, to try conclusions for a…
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The first football march of the season was played on the Recreation Ground on Sunday afternoon last. A team hud been selected between the married and…
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On Wednesday last, 30th inst., on the People's Park, a football match was played between teams representing the Federal and Waratah Football…
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One of our readers suggests a method of getting out a stone-will cricketer. He writes:—The method I would suggest is strictly lawful but not exactly…
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‘THE above races were held on tho local racecourse on Tuesday, and the attendance’ was fair, Mr. R. Taylor purchased the gates at £10, and came out a loser. The weather was fine and the…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Cricket [?]ies
One af our readers suggests a method of getting out a stone-wall cricketer. He writes:—The method I would suggest is strictly lawful, but not exactly sportsman…
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