CRICKET. Waradgery C.C. v. Hay C.C.
If the Waradgery boys "scored" on Monday evening, when they came into possession of the Licensed Victuallers' most serviceable trophy, there was an opinion among some…
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Cricket Notes
Trades. Win by 94 runs. In the bollowest of fashions. Full particulars ion Page 4…
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The weather was nice for cricket on Wednesday, an invigorating breeze blowing from the south, and we had cricket to our heart's content. The batting was splendid, the…
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The above teams met on Saturday in the continuation of the premiership matches Captain Foster, of the Trades, had with him a strong team, though Mr. A. Fordham, who had charge of Deniliquin, was…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →CRICKET. Waradgery C.C. v. Hay C.C.
Wednesday was a very suitable day for cricket, and the Hay team in their second innings in the above match made the best of their opportunity, keeping possession of the…
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Excelsiors. A 61 runs victory. Against the Trades on Saturday. Lett-handed Noab used the leather with [?]…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Cricket. Excelsiors V. Teades
A fair amount of interest was centred in Saturday’s premiership match between the Excelsior’s and Trades, and Barns and Foster, the respective skippers bad strong teams with them, and needless…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Sporting Notes. Races to Come
Wahgunyah Races--December 15. Bright Race Club--December 27. Wodonga Racing Club--December 27. Rutherglen Racing Club--Dec. 27…
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A meeting of the Ovens and Murray Junior Cricket Association was held at Bremner's Hotel, Rutherglen, on Wednesday evening last. There were delegates…
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With the thermometer well over the century in the shade, and a scorching hot wind blowing, there was not much pleasure playing the noble came in the broiling sun and…
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Hay defeated Waradgery on Wednesday afternoon by 193 runs The junior clubs, the Standard and Riverine, returned their match in the Oval…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Cricket. Deniliquin V. Excelsiors
The wind which blew with tho force of a gale across the wicket on Saturday, militated greatly against the men playing in the premiership match between the above teams. Mr J. C. Gillott…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →By Electric Telegraph. International Cricket. the Team for the First Test Match. Sydney. Friday, December 3
The [?]m for the First Test Match which [?] Sydney on Friday next, the 10th [?] will be selected to-morrow. These con[?] certain are S. [?] Gregory, F. A. Iredale, J. [?]…
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Wahgunyah Races--December 15. Bright Race Club--December 27. Wodonga Racing Club--December 27. Rutherglen Racing Club--Dec. 27…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →CRICKET. Grammar School v. Veterans
A one-innings match between a team of veteran cricketers and past and present Grammar School scholars took place on Saturday afternoon, on the park oval. Mr…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Cricket BALRANALD V. Oxley. One Innings Victory for the Home Team
Beautiful weather welcomed the arrival of the Oxley representatives, and, with the exception of a rather strong wind, the day of the battle was…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Boxing. a Fatal Contest. the English Champion Killed
At the National Sporting Club on Monday night night Walter Croot, of Leytonstone, near London, and James Barry, the 7st. 101b. champion of America, just to box the best of…
Continued on Trove, page 17 →CRICKET. Half-Holiday v. Hay
The last match of the first round of the premiership engagements between the local clubs was begun on Wednesday, when the Hay Half-Holiday clubs met for the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →HUMULA v. Batlow Cricket Match. to the Editor of the Albury Banner
Sir,—In your report of the above cricket match your correspondent ac[?]ses the Humala players, who fielded for Batlow, of dishonesty. I was surprised and pained at…
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Trades v. Deniliquin match on Page 4. Stratton just missed the “hat trick.” Perrin had Windeyer bafiled with three or four balls before he finally clean howled him…
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