Cricket Chatter
THE running between the wickets of the Australians in the Melbourne match busted the Englishmen in both innings. It is said that no other first-class team was eyer…
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Cricket. Ladies Match
So enamoured are our girls of cricket that they again played a match on the show ground on Wednesday afternoon, on that occasion, in aid of the local…
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Playing in a match in Sydney recently, a bowler named D. Campbell secured the whole ten wickets, at a cost of [?] runs…
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KELLY will need to improve his batting a little, otherwise Monfries will be given a trial in his stead. After, the third test match the Englishmen…
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A MATCH between a team from. Ollera, captained by C. L. MacKenzie, an ex-Glen Innesite, and the Glen Innes Club, will be played on the local links to-morrow afternoon, commencing at 1.30…
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Town and Country are billed to meet at the Show Ground on Saturday next. E. JONES, the well-known Australian cricketer, whilst cycling in Westralia last…
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THE Railway Commissioners announce that tickets at excursion rates will be issued from all stations to Glen Innes from 21st to 25th January…
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A LARGE number of people congregated at the Queen's Park on Saturday to witness the match betwoen Drake and Tenterfield. The general improssion was that…
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Flying Handicap--Canadian, Beanchler, Panama. Park Stakes--Gowrie, Forest Light, Prince's Gift…
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A competition that will be sure to cause a great deal of interest is announced in our advertising columns to-day by the Proprietors of Wolfe's Schnapps. They are presenting…
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The third test match commenced to-day. Australia have six out for 355. Duff 79, Trumper 113, Hill 88, Gregory 8, Hopkins none. Armstrong…
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The following team will represent West End III., to play Dumaresq, on the latter's ground, on Saturday next: —Egan, C. Snell, Borland, Sommers,…
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A GOLF match took place on the local links on Wednesday afternoon last between a team of players from Ollera, captained by Mr. C. L. MacKenzie, and some members of the Glen Innes club…
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Considering the practice our School of Arts players have indulged in since their match with Sandy Flat, they should be good enouth to reverse the tables and…
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HEARD in the street: "Why is Jim Kelly like the old coat that hangs on the wall?" "Because he's seen better days!" Um! BLOXSOME, Brown, Cotton, Grossman, J…
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Challenge Stakes—Sir Leonard, Leader Suivre, Beaucler[?], Possum, Bassini, Ruenalf, Myall, Byton, Orry, Cres[?]y, Sarisiwati, Benevenuto, The R[?],…
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The following will represent the1 Norwood C.C. against Casitle Doyle to-day (Saturday):—Post (3), Scott, Wickerson, Johnstone (2) Cooper (2),…
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Playing at Sydney lately a trundler named D. Campbell secured the whole 10 wickets. SPOFFORTH, the great Australian bowler of bygone days, is at present residing in the old…
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A competition that will be sure to cause a great deal of interest is announced in our advertising columns to-day by the Proprietors of Wolfe's…
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A match will be played at Wallangarra to day between teams representing the Tenterfield Town Club and Wallangarra. The Town team will leave by mail train…
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