Cricket
ONCE more the cricketing season is upon us and our local weilders of the willow are assiduously practising, getting into form for the first match. Cricket this season promises to be unusually…
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Relative Stature of Races
IN the current number of The HUMANITARIAN, Mr. Chas. Roberts discusses the application of anthropometry to social and economic…
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The Armidale C.C. opened operations on Saturday last, when they met and defeated the Uralla eleven by an innings and 80 runs. The game did…
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TO-MORROW afternoon a match will he commenced on the local ground, when the newly-budded seniors --the Carltons--will try conclusions with the Glen Innes C.C., the match to be played out. The latter…
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The English cricket team, which is on it way to Australia, has played a match at Colombo (Ceylon) with a local 18. The score at the conclusion…
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The return match between the above-named clubs was commenced on the Oval on Wednesday afternoon last, and some very interesting play…
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THERE was a large attendance at the races, Fine weather prevailed arid everything passed off pleasantly. Results-- Maiden Plate--Malachite, Dryden, The…
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LINWOOD and Carltons meet on the Glen Innes ground on Wednesday afternoon next. GLEN INNES and Tenterfield have arranged to play at Deepwater on November 9…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Sporting Notes. [[?]ms, the briefer the better, con[?] [?] manner of ligi[?]mate sports, wil[?] [?]ded for imertion in this column] Two Cap cricket matces are to be [?]o-day—one at Hillgrove and one [?]dale
Jack Fielder, who rode Paris for the Caulfield Cup, was complimented upon the artistic handling of that gelding. He rode him like it demon for the last…
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NOTWITHSTANDING that Saturday last turned out to be beautifully fine and in every way suitable for cricket the proposed match between the Carltons and Glen Innes did not eventuate. At the…
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THE Half-Holiday Association C.C. has been re-organised, and play the Carltons on Wednesday afternoon, November 14. Local cricketers have petitioned the P. and A…
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COMBINED meeting of Half Holiday and Glen Innes clubs at Tattersall's at 8 to-night. THE South Coast team defeated the Western Districts in Sydney on Saturday by 8 wickets…
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The South and North Districts commenced their cricket match to-day. The Southerners in their first innings made 219…
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The committee of the Marylebone Cricket Club states that it is prepared to discuss, at a joint conference, the question of the proposed Pan Brittanic…
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THE Glen Innes Cricket Club died this week from paralysis of energy. R.I.P. The following players have been chosen to journey to Deepwater this morning to meet the…
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In the cricket match, Sydney v. Country, the Sydney, players have four, out for 3.76; Donnan, not out, 140; S. Gregory, not out, 93…
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In the cricket match between the Combined Districts and the Metropolitan Eleven, commenced yesterday afternoon, the former in their first innings made 162; Pryer 32,…
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THE V.R.C. meeting was continued to-day, the weather being fine, though somewhat cloudy and cool. The going was heavy. The attendance was good, and great interest was centred in the starting…
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The Country v. Metropolitan match was continued to-day, the Metropolitan innings closing for 696. Donnan and Gregory scored 201 each. The…
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