Murrumbidgee Races. [By Telegraph.] Sydney, Thursday Night
THE Murrumbidgee Turf Club races were held to-day at Wagga, the Town Plate Handicap being won by Orient, Kinderspiel second, and Haste to the Wedding third…
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Hugh Tramble soored his third century of the current season in Melbourne on Saturday. Clem. Hill, the young South…
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SOME good practice work was done on the new concrete wicket on Saturday. RICHARDSON, the English fast bowler, was married last month to the daughter of a local…
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Playing for Newcastle against the Ironclads on Saturday, W. Camphin scored 141. George Giffen made 96, not out, in…
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LIPSCOMBE, who played for Glen Innes last season, made 80 (run out) for Muswellbrook against Aberdeen on Saturday. CHALLENGE Shield Competition opens to-morrow…
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A meeting of members of the Walcha Cricket Club took place at the Apsley Hotel on Wednesday night. Present: Mr. M. J. Walsh…
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The annual meeting of members was held on the ground on Saturday afternoon last, when there were a large number of members present…
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GIFFEN scored 174 on Saturday last playing with the Norwoods against Hindmarsh, at Adelaide. A MEETING of cricketers was held at the Great Central Hotel on Saturday evening, Dr. Wrigley…
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ALFRED BUDD, aged two years and a half, was struck by a cricket ball on Saturday and killed. General Booth arrived at Goulburn by…
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Globe is now leading for the Sydney Premiership. The junior match between the Orientals and Proprietary School…
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A JUNIOR cup match was commenced at Cooney Creek on Wednesday afternoon last between the Holiday Associations of Armidale and Hillgrove, when some good…
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T. R. M'Kibbia so far has taken more wickets than anyone else in Premiership matches in Sydney. In a match at Brisbane last week…
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THE Oriental II. and West End commenced a junior cup match on the West End Park. on Saturday afternoon, and when the, stumps were drawn for One day, the game…
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A LADY, the wife of a prosperous tradesman, presented her fond husband with an eighth son--no daughters having marred the consistency of the wife's devotion to the sterner sex…
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The brothers Braund—Lou. and Harry-were in great form with the bat on Saturday, and made a splendid stand…
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The Inveroll team defeated the Mounted Rifles (15) on Saturday by 78 rnne. Waiter Giffen is gold-digging at…
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The following will represent the West End 2nd eleven in their match against North End on Saturday next in the West End Park:—Watson,…
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PLAYING for North Adelaide on Saturday young Hill made 157 runs. W. G. GRACE'S score for 25 years' batting is 41,215 runs…
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