Sport and Pastime. Cricket
Speaking at Melbourne the other day Laver said Noble's captaincy of the Australian cricketers in England was splendid. The placing of the…
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Interstate Cricket. Win for South Austhalia
The match between N.S. Wales and South Australia was concluded on Tuesday, and was won by South Australia, who thus holds the Sheffield Shield for…
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A meeting of the committee of the Armidale Coursing Club was held at Mann's Caledonian Hotel on Wednesday night, Mr. R. S. Turner presiding…
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The following cutries have been received for the principal events at the annual meeting of the Glen Innes Jockey Club on January 26 and 27:—…
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Provided the we[?] ps fine, the annual race [?]val [?]anished by the Glen Innis M[?]nic Race Club, which op[?]…
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The following will represent Tenterfield against Blurt' Rock on the latter's wicket on Saturday next:—F. Smith, A. Ward, A. Jardine, G. Bentley, C. H. Shelley, E…
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M. A. Noble, one of the greatest cricketing captains the game has eve[?] known, and who has retired from first-class cricket, first came into…
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The following is the third draw for the captain's (Dr. Scott's) trophy, the first round to be played off on or before Saturday, 29th…
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The team to represent Dumaresq against Uralla on Saturday will be chosen from the following players: Gordon, Colmer, Cullip. Chisholm…
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Boxing contests between professional pugilists are the latest form of diversion affected by New York society. The fashion was introduced, says the…
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At the Stadium last night Dave Smith defeated" Pat. O' Keefe in 17 remade, the Latter' s seconds throwing in the towel. O' Keefe made a plucky showing…
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Victoria and N.S.W. commence their return game on the 26th inst. The following 12 players have been selected to make the trip to Sydney…
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BILL SQUIRES'S third attempt to wrest the boxing championship of Australia from Lang met with even less success on Monday night than formerly, Lang…
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The following will represent Tenterfield against Bluff Rock on the latter's wicket on Saturday next:—F. Smith, A. Ward, A. Jardine, G. Bentley, C. H. Shelley, E…
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The above races were commenced on Wednesday last, the winners of the respective races on the first day being as follow:—…
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Looking brown and healthy, and bearing evidence of careful training, but witnal appearing somewhat Shrunken and drawn. Bill Squires…
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Lang defeated Squires in the Boxing Match for the championship of Australia. There were 13,000 people present. The first round was fairly…
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At Sydney stadium on Wednesday night Dave Smith (1Ist 5lb) defeated Pat O'Keefe [1Ist 2lb.] Smith had the better of every round, and not once did…
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The fifteen players and their manager each receive £460 out of the profit made by the last Australian XI. A cable was received in Sydney on…
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Emmaville District Club competition was advanced another stage on Saturday, when Bourke's Hill defeated Trevaylor, and Emmaville…
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