International Cricket Match
In the match Australians v. Players of England, the Australians in their first innings scored 247, and the Players 238. In the second innings the Australians had…
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Randwick Spring Races. First Day
HURDLE RACK.-- Caloola, Belle Brandon, Student; Won cleverly. TRIAL STAKES.--Neophyte, Fernandez, Home Rule…
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It mil possibly be a surprise to many lawn-tennis players to learn from sn article on the subject by Mr. J. M. Duncanson in LONDON SOOIRTY that tennis is no…
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There was very a large attendance at the Canterbury races. Following are the results:—Hurdles: Parade, Javelin, Deception…
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An interesting cricket match was played between the Rovers and the Brick Villa Clubs on Saturday afternoon. The Rovers played a fine innings for 150 runs,…
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THE Victorian Amateur Turf Club Meeting held the opening day of its annual carnival on Saturday last. The weather was fine, and the attendance large, New South Wales being well represented…
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MR. Holden has kindly handed us the following annual report of the committee of the Armidale Cricket Club for the season, 1885-6:—…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →The Sportsman. Cricket. Brick Villa v. IRONCLADS
THE Irouclads met the Brick Villa team last Saturday on the race-course. Several showers fell during the day, and the light was very uncertain for good cricket. The…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Last Night's Mail News. Tamworth Races. Wednesday Evening
The races commenced here to-day, The weather was beautifully fine, and the course in fair order, though rather heavy in some places, consequent upon the late…
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ON Saturday last the Ironclads played a well-contested game of cricket with the Armidale Club. The day was unfortunately a wretched one for cricket, heavy…
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There is no truth in the report that the race for the Caulfield Cup was started in front of the post and would have to be run over again…
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To the Editors of the Armidale Express. &&&& SIR,—The cricketing season has now fairly commenced and there are plenty of clubs now in the New England district…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Intercolonial. Melbourne, Monday. The Races
UPWARDS of fifty thousand persons attended the races on Saturday and over twenty-seven thousand travelled by railway. In the Maribyrnong Lord…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Sportsman. Cricket. Rovers v. the Mansion
THIS was a cricket match played between the Rovers C. C. and the men employed at the Mansion being erected by the fine of Seabrook and Brown for Mr. F. White…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Sportsman. the Tear's County Cricket. (from THE world.)
With the end of August comes the close of the legitimate cricket season. Shortening days and uncertain light, with gronndrot setting in from below, are the…
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THE cricket match, England v. Victorians, resulted in a draw. The latter team in. their last innings lost nine wickets for207 runs…
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The English Eleven won the match against Parramatta by 23 runs…
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The Wagga Derby: Invermay, Tamarisk. Won easily by the former; time, 2mins. 43½secs. Grand Stand Handicap: Paladin,…
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The Englishmen in their second innings made 98, The Sydney men went in, and won the match by six wickets. SYDNEY, Monday…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Our Telegraphic News. [Through Grrville's Company.] New South Wales. Sydney, Friday. Cricket
The first innings of the Englishmen closed for 74. Sydney then went to the wickets, and made 111. The Englishmen in their second innings made four runs without…
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