Cricket Chatter
GEORGE GUNN has scored four centuries daring the M.C.C. tour. This is not too bad for a man who came out as an invalid, and who never took part in the opening six…
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Late Sporting. Cricket
THE English Cricketers commenced a match against West Australia on Friday. The colonials hatted first, and put together 256, Howard contributing 69…
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The match between England and West Australia resulted in a draw. The latter, in their second innings, lost seven wickets for 265—Rowe 105…
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The Noble benefit cricket match, Australia v. Rest of Australia, will be commenced in Sydney next Friday. The 'Sunday Times' says: "There…
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The N.S.W. Cricket Adeociation's share to make up the guarantee to the Marylebone C.C. will be about £1200…
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FROM advices to hand we are informed that the above meeting, which eventuates on Kester Monday and Tuesday, is creating unwonted interest locally, and the prospects…
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The N.S.W. Cricket Association's share to make up the guarantee to the Marylebone C.C. will be about £1200. The match between England and West…
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THE annual meeting of the Tenterfield Branch of the N. S. W. Rugby Union was held at the Criterion Hotel on Wednesday evening last, when there was a…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Football. the Coming Rugby Season. Assistance for Country Branches
THE coming Rugby football season will be a memorable one in the history of the game in this State. In addition to the usual Inter-State and "Country Week"…
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PRACTICE will be held in the Queen's Park on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays at 4.30. The following players are requested to…
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THE match between the Australian XL, and Rest of Australia was continued to-day, in beautiful weather. The former resumed their first innings,…
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M. A. NOBLE has made 1000 runs in first-class cricket this season. By the way, at the beginning of the season a prominent Australian Circus dubbed M.A.N. a…
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On the past few seasons' form, W. Armstrong, the giant Victorian, is the best batsman in Australasia. The team to represent Damaresq…
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The leaves are turning sere, and sharp mornings be raid the approach of winter; and so it is time the adherents of King Rugby made a stir in the "court" The…
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To show how the art of boxing is degenerating in England, an item from the pen of "Robin Hood" in the "Australasian" is significant—The less said about the "great"…
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TUESDAY saw the end of the Noble benefit match, Australia winning by an innings and three runs. The victors complied 568—W. Armstrong 146 not our, Gregory 106, Noble…
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THE committee of the Glen Innes Amateur Picnic Race club has issued a general invitation for the public to attend free of charge the annual race meeting to be held…
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THE delapidated condition of the tennis courts in South Park was referred to by Ald Colditz in the Council on Tuesday night, the perhaps with reasonable excuse…
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IN our advertising columns this morning there appears the programme of events arranged by the Glen Innes Jockey Club for the meeting to be held on the local course…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Tenterfield Football Union. Presentation of Trophies. a Successful Function
ON Wednesday evening last, in the Gymnasium Hall, a most successful smoke social was held in connection with the above Union, when the presentation…
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