Intercolonial. Melbourne, Monday. Cricket Match
THE Australian Eleven scored 223 for the loss of eight wickets against the Englishmen. The Australians in their [?]st innings…
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89 stories in New England's papers · page 1 of 5
The Boxing Championship
THE Sullivan and Ryan glove contest for the championship of the world was recently decided in San Francisco. Thousands crowded the pavilion, and the takings amounted to £3000. John…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Ladies' Column. Ladies' Cricket from a Social Point of View
CRICKET matches played by the fairer sex make a pleasant variety in out-door amusements, and are in some countries very popular. Nor is it, for the younger and…
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The Englishmen won the match by 9 wickets and two runs…
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The cricket match between the Bathurst and Eng[?] teams resulted in a draw greatly in fa[?]r of the Englishmen…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Cricket. Armidale C.C. v. URALLA C.C.
THESE teams met for the second time this season, on the racecourse, last Saturday, and the home team again were victorious after an exciting match. Holden won…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Boorolong, Jan. 18. Cricket Match
THE Armidale Ironclads arrived at Boorolong early on Saturday morning to meet the Boorolong Cricket Club on their own ground. The Ironclad captain…
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On account of the rain the practice match between an eleven and a twenty-two picked from those selected to practice for the match to be played against the…
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The lute-colonial match commenced today. Owing to the bad weather the wickets were not reliable. Melbourne made 61 for their first innings, the…
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The heavy rain yesterday spoilt the holiday. The intercolonial cricket match could not be resumed in consequence…
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The Melbourne Cricket Club has authorised the committee to bring out a team of amateurs for the next season from England…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →How Races are Won
TRACERS of racers are for ever lamenting that they can never accurately find out exactly what their horses can do! A horse at the…
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A WRITER in the DAILY NEWS calls attention to the position of umpires in cricket matches. Putting aside the county, M.C.C., and other…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Boorolong, Monday. CRICKET
On Wednesday, 26th January, the return match between the Boorolong Cricket Club and the West End Cricket Club was played here, and resulted in an easy…
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Samuels again met Malone, 150 yards, for £100 a-side, Malone conceding Samuels a yard and a half. Samuels won easily, in 15secs…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →The Perils of Football
SCARCELY was the football season got into full swing ere our intention is again directed to the very dangerous nature of the game by a sad fatality. Daniel…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Great Cricket Match All England v. New England Twenty-two. First Day
THIS match, which had been looked forward to for so long by the New England cricket-loving public, took place on Monday and Tuesday last, and was witnessed…
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IN the intercolonial cricket match Melbourne v. Adelaide the former won by 144 runs…
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DESPITE the "break in the East" on Monday which betokened finer weather, ominous-looking clouds gathered on Tuesday evening, and betokened a farther…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →SYDNEY, Saturday Night. Cricket Match
The Englishmen, in their first innings, were all out for 99. New South Wales, in their second innings, made 87, with the loss of one wicket…
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