Cricket In Recent Fiction
Almost within the memory of boys now living it was said that the literature of cricket was inadequate. The game had made no mark in the world of books…
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Central New England Coursing Club. Farewell to Dr. Samuel Son
At the Central Hotel on Tuesday night, a send-off was tendered to Dr. Samuelson, the popular President of the Central New England Coursing…
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An interesting game between the Tenterfield and Drake Public Schools teams was played on the Station ground on Saturday last an after and exciting…
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COUNTRY WEEK commenced in Sydney on Saturday, when Northern Border defeated Southern, Western accounted for Northern, Central; Western-Macquarie beat [?] North…
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THE third meeting of the coursing season commenced at Alexandra Park yesterday, under delightful auspices. The weather was all that could be wished for, and being…
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THE Prince of Wales Birthday, meeting was commenced at Randwick on Saturday, with the following results:- Hurdles—Toonga, Merry Jest, Again…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Late Sporting. CRICKET
The final match in the B Grade competition was played on Queen's Park on Saturday last, between the Tenterfield Station and Bungals Clubs, which resulted…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Yesterday's Races. Sydney, Monday Night
Hurdle Race—Roodoch, Again. Nursery Handicap—Vanadium, Flora M'Donald, Lady Agnes. Steeplechase—Driscoll, Skylark,…
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LANCASHIRE defeated Surrey by an innings. Poidevin, the ex-Sydney cricketer, made top score for Lancashire with 55…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →A Newspaper Hawker and His Football News
A YOUNG man, James Finnerty, a hawker of evening papers, was subject of a novel proescution at the Police Court on Tuesday, when he…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Country Week Football. [By Telegraph.] Sydney, Monday Night
THE Northern Border team (Armidale and Tamworth Unions) defeated the South Coast team to-day by 17 to Teague (Hillgrove) secured two…
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The Armidale Golf Club held a series of competitions on the local links on Monday. Driving, approaching, and putting tests wer[?] held, and…
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Ruthven and Teague have been picked in the First Combined Country, team, and Lamb, Hirschberg, Dix and Nott in the Second Combined team…
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"Country Week" opened in Sydney on Saturday, when Western District defeated Northern District (Newcastle) by 5 points to 3, Hartley beat…
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Officials.—Patron: Mr. W. Smith. President: Dr. Samuclson. Vice-Presidents: Messrs. S. J. Kearney, M.L.A., J. J. Bliss, and M. Hern. Committee: Messrs…
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Seeing that our footballers now have the Liverpool Plains Competition Cup in their possession and have to hold it for two years before…
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Monday being observed as a holiday to celebrate the natal day of the Prince of Wales, heir to the throne, I decided to visit the above races…
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During the season 1903 1904 there were 6 clubs competed in Association Cricket in the Guyra district. The season proved one of the most…
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A MOST pleasant day was spent oh the local links on Monday, when the members indulged in a series of matches, commencing in the morning by a putting, approaching, and driving…
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THE following players will represent the West to-morrow in a match East v. West:--O'Connor, Brown, Batterham, Adams, Bennett, Parker (2), Rooney, M'Shane, Sully (2), Huddy, Priest, Glen,…
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