Inter-state Cricket. N.S.W. V. South Australia. a Record Score. Sydney
The inter-State cricket match was continued to-day, in the presence of a large attendance. The feature of the game was the sensational batting of…
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Sport, 1901
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Athletics
H. H. Huster the Melbourne schoolboy, proved himself a top-netcher at the Commonwealth Athletic sports on Thursday and Friday. He started eight lines, winning five…
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In the Inter-State match in one over from Jarvis, Poldevin get him away three times to leg by means of neatly executed strokes, the over yielding 14. He was playing a great…
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The Inter-State cricket match between New South Wales and South Australia was concluded to-day on the Sydney Cricket Ground. The weather was fine, with a strong…
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At the Golden Gate on Tuesday night. Ruenalf defeated Ike Stewant in the 13th round. The spectators were well satisfied with the contest, which was of the willing…
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The conditions of the Sharkey-Jeffries fight, to take place on July 1, make it a fight to a finish. Tom Lees recently challenged another…
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The bowling season will be entered upon to-day, when two penant matches are down for decision—Lowlands meeting Newcastle, and Waratah meeting Hamilton. Each club…
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The projected glove contest between Green and O'Brien has fallen through, owing to the former having met with an injury to his back. Very little intered was manifested in…
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W. Green writes to say his glove contest with O'Brien is not off, as was generally supposed…
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Lord Hawke has received a cablegram from Capetown, stating that the colonial cricket team that was to have visited England last year but for the war will do so next summer…
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M'Coy has offered to fight either Fitzsimmons or Jeffries, or both, for 5000dol or 10,000dol a side; he also wants fresh battles with Tom Sharkey and Jim Corbatt, while he…
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An Australasian came to visit England this year is being organised, and with every chance of the idea, being successfully carried out Mr. Fred. Thomas (Strand Arcade) will…
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Wanderers v. Pupil Teachers C. Club (2nd juniors).—J. Haines, W. Jackaman, C. Dormer, G. Deamer, J. Bate, W. Canty, W. Jordan, W. Dornington, G. Ross, W. Polio, C…
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A man named Jamieson was rather badly handled in a go with the raw [?]uns near Albury last week. The combatants, having had a disagreement, commenced hostilities on…
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Two penant matches are down for decision this afternoon. The games so far this season have been keenly contested, and much rivalry is shown over the "penants." This is as it…
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C. J. Ferguson, hon. sec. Carrington B C.C., writes:—Re Mr. Bowditch's letter, in which he states my version is not correct, I say most distinctly that my version is. The…
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LONDON, Friday.—The counties appear willing to accept the decision of captains respecting cricket throwers. Lancashire, however, hesitates…
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Bridges and Thomal are on the point of being matched and it is more than likely that the contest will be decided in Newcastle. Articles have been forwarded to Sydney for…
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George Duffy has expressed his willingness to meet C. Williams in a limited-round glove contest, one to win, for a stake of £10 or 20 a side…
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R. C. Tinley, a Notts cricketer of great fame 30 or 40 years ago, died last month, at the age of 70. He was born at Southwell, Nettinghamshire, in 1830, and first played for…
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