Cricket Match
The season for this noble game in Albury may be said to have been inaugurated on Saturday last, by the meeting which came off between the Albury Cricket Club and that of…
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Cricket Match at Albury
The Cricket Match which had been talked of for some time past between the Albury Cricket Club and the Tradesmenâs Club same off on Saturday last, It was considered by…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Deniliquin Races. Third Day
The concluding day of the races afforded far better sport than was anticipated. The attendance was more numerous; and, perhaps, the only drawback to the enjoyment of the meeting was that the sun…
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These annual [?] took place on the [?] and following days. Maiden [?] of 40 says; [?] a mile there quarters, was won by Watsonâs…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Wagga. Annual Races, 1861. First Race
THE MAIDEN PLATE of 40 sovs., for all horses that have never won an advertised prize, carrying weight for age; one event, one mile and three quarters. Mr. J. H. Watson's be g Brungle, aged, 9st Sib…
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An extraordinary story which reads more like a page extracted from the Mysteries of Paris or of London, that an occurrence in what we are usually accustomed to look upon…
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The return match between the Albury Crocket Club, and the Tradesmensâ Club, took place on Saturday, on the flat behind the Albury Mill. The players on both…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Cricket at Beechworth
On Thursday afternoon a meeting was held at Fisherâs Commercial Hotel, for the purpose of further considering the ways and means to bring the All England Eleven to play a match at…
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On Saturday the return match was played Between the Beechworth and Yackandandah clubs on the ground of the latter. The day was [?] unfavourable, the weather the previous…
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It is now finally arranged that the first grand international match shall take place on the 1st of January next. On 26th December and the two following days, arrangements…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Yackandandah Races. Quis prime metam tinget? To the Editors
SIRS,â âYour own.â I cannot feel myself justified in calling the gentleman âour ownâ seems to be perfectly at liberty to criticise the people of Yackandandah. Will you allow me…
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We are not agreed with many who imagine that, because Victoria has been successful on the majority of occasions on which she has played against the sister colony of New South…
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As every thing connected with the doings of the âElevensâ possesses peculiar interest just now. we append the following statement of the matches played at home between Englandâs…
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On Wednesday last, on the Chiltern ground the second of a series of trial matches was played. The [?] teams was well represented by Messrs, Batchelor, Daniel, Rath and…
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In a few days Victoria will have to put forward her best men to face the champions of England; and it was a good piece of management on the part of the secretary of…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →A Criticism on Cricket
Cricket ! Thereâs a wholesome English smack about the word which no one but an Englishman, I think, can rightly relish. To my notion of a cricketer ânascitur not fit.â Men…
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