Sporting Notes. Racing Fixtures
The following are the racing fixtures of the northern section of the State: Moree—February 28th and 29th. Bingara—March 5th and 6th…
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The Cricket Trouble
SYDNEY, Monday.—The position in regard to the dispute with the Board of Control is still acute. None of the six players who sent the recent ultimatum to the Board have…
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A meeting of the committee of the above was held in the Empire Hotel last evening. Present: Messrs. McInerny, chair; Farrell…
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LONDON, Sunday.—London journals state that it is unlikely the M.C.C. will accept the Australian team if not sanctioend by the Borad of Control…
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A very enjoyable game of tennis was played at Wood Park last Saturday between Wondella and Wood Park, which resulted in a win for…
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West End team to play Armidale School on Saturday will be selected from M'lunes, Dix, Jansen, Tolley (2), suell, Cannen, Brown,…
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The above races at Caulfield on Saturday, resulted:— Warren Hurdles: Home Rule I, Battery 2, Yield 3…
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The return match between England and New South Wales was concluded to-day, the game resulting in a win for England by eight wickets, Scores:…
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Hock Keys, the well-known pugilist whose scientific boxing has earned him a great reputation, states that be has derided to retire from the…
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McKew, owing to the death of his sister, was unable to bat in the second innings of the English-N.S.W. match…
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The cricket trouble is still unsettled. Mr. MeGowen has offered his services as mediator. Later…
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London, Wednesday Night.—The English cricket team, taken to Argentina by Lord Hawke, has been defeated by Argentina by four wickets…
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Nine men out of ten on taking up tennis start playing rigt away. This is both selfish and a mistake—selfish, because it is no fun for…
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Sydney, Thursday Night.—Trumper, Armstrong, and Cotter, not having replled to the Board of Control accepting its invitation to go to England, the Board to day…
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The fifth and last test match of the Englishmen's tour was commenced on the Sydney cricket ground today, in fine weather. England won…
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Clabby and [?] fought a [?] at the Sydney Stadium on Saturday night. [?] the new champion, out…
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Mr. Warner, speaking at a social function at National Park, said he preferred not to express any opinion as to the merits of the quarrel…
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SCHOOL defeated West End on Saturday on the former's ground, by 35 runs. West End knocked up 115 (Jansen 35, J. Tolley 25, W. Watson 15), and School replied with 150…
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The annual general meeting of the Tennis Club took place on the 21st instant in the Council Chambers, and was largely attended, some 35…
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Sam McVca, the coloured boxer, celebrated his 27th birthday one day last week. For ejecting a sporting writer…
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