Cricket
THE second test match between England and Australia will begin at Melbourne today. The selectors have chosen the following team to represent Australia: Noble,…
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Cricket Chatter
THE N. S. Wales second eleven defeated Queensland by two runs. NORTH GUYRA and Glen Innes on the Show Ground to-day. Former's team…
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[?]llowing are the results of the [?] held at Goondiwindi on Boxing [?] ng Ha [?] May McCann I,…
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NEW YEAR'S DAY, 1094, was devoted to horseracing at Deepwater. A beautifully cool day, although rain threatened, combined with a cheap excursion train,…
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The above races were well attended on Boxing Daft and everything in connection therew the passed off satisfactorily) everyone returning home…
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SINGLETON cricketers "programmed" to play in Glen Innes next Saturday. Every effort should be made to place the strongest possible local team in the field, as the ranks…
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The athletic sports came off on New Year's Day and were a success both in the way of attendance and financially. As a rule athletic sports…
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The fight in Melbourne last night, between Peter Felix and Geo. Ruenalf, was stopped by the police during the sixteenth round…
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The resumption of the match was again delayed to-day owing to the sodden condition of the ground. Good cricket was impossible, and…
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THE above races took place on New Year's Day, and passel off most successfully, no less than £80 being taken at the gates. The racing was very good, the whole of…
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THE third test match commences at Adelaide next Friday. Will Australia turn the tables on the all-conqueing Britishers? A slight alteration in the personnel of the Commonwealth team would…
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A match was played on Queen's Park on Saturday between teams representing the Town Club and a team of erstwhile players of Tenterfield selected by Mr…
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Wilfred Rhodes captured 15 wickets for 124 runs in the recent test match, and therefore upheld his reputation as a demon bowler on bad wickets…
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Some time ago (says "L.O.U")a West of England footballer, who had been up with his team to play BlacKheath. had a narrow escape of his…
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RHODES, the English bowler, proved a regular demon trundler in the test match concluded at Melbourne this week. He took 15 wickets at a cost of 75 runs…
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THE English cricketers continued their match against Ballarat on Saturday, the visitors playing 12 men and the local team 18. England made 326 and 226. Ballarat…
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Mr Hogan's Hunter River District team will include some well known men. Charlie McGuire will be the main trundler…
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The third test match commences at Adelaide on Friday next. Armidale School boy Jim White scored 51 for a Muswellbrook team…
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