TELEGRAPHIC. Sydney, Monday, 12 noon. Rosehill Races
February Stases-- Idolise, Idler Prince Butler. G[?]ville Stakea-- Niebel, Fin[?]t, Danny Mann…
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Cricket
The following team will represent West End in a competition match against Kelly's Plains on Saturday next, at the latter place:—Borland,…
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Mr. A. C. MacLaren's reason (the want of a fast bowler), for wishing to defer the next visit of an English cricket team to Australia, is tantamount to saving he has no confidence in…
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SHIELD fixtures for to-morrow:--Dundee v. Glen Innes, at Glen Innes; Stonehenge v. Red Range, at Red Range; Maybole v. Glencoe, at Glencoe…
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RANJITSINHJI strongly disapproves the proposal to widen the wickets. He eulogises the Australian method of bowling which, he says, teaches something more than mere…
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The above teams met at North Guyra on Saturday, when the visitors twice defeated by 61 runs. Mr Norris provided the lunch to the…
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Billy M'Coll in prepared to fight Jim Scanlan for £100 aside, whether he wins or loses the championship. The fight for the Heavy-Weight…
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On Saturday a match was played between Bingara and the Railway Clubs on the latter's ground. Bingara batted first and made a poor stand,…
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SHIELD fixtures for next Saturday:--G. Valley v. Stonehonge, at Stonchenge; Emmaville v. Dundeo, at Dundeo; Reddestone v. Shannon Vale, at S. Vale…
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Lord Hawke's team defeated New Zealand by seven wickets.. In the match South Australia v. Victoria, the latter in their second…
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Charley Marsh made a century for Keepit against Attunga recently. The Marylebone C.C. recommend umpires to gauge the width of cricket…
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A Hull boy possesses a fox-terrier which is a veritable gold mine—or, to be strictly acourate a little silver mine. Bob—for that is the dog's name—can earn the price of his…
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MOST of the horses dreamed about as winners of the races fail to materialise,' but there is an installed in connection with the Newmarket Handicap run on Saturday, of…
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THE return match between Boorolong and Salisbury was played at Boorolong on Saturday, 21st Feb., and resulted in a win for the visitors by 52 runs. For the visitors…
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VICTORIA won the match against South Australia by 35 runs. The latter made 222 in their second innings, Giffen contributing 97, not out. The New Zealand team scored…
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Hurdles—Speculation, Gosport, Corral. Elms Handicap—Fishery, Milner, Chiffon…
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Bob Turner and Ed. Jessop will meet at the National on Tuesday night next to decide the Light Weight Championship of Australia. The fight for the Heavy Weight…
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Lord Hawke's team are all out for 380 (Warner 125). New Zealand, in their second inning[?], have two wickets down for 21…
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The Committee of the Marylebone Cricket Club has decided to submit the proposal for the widening of the wicket from 8 inches to 9 inches to…
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