Cricket Chatter
MARSH'S team on Now Year's Day defeated Woodsreet by an innings and 50 runs. H. M. Marsh and J.M. Kay batted well for the victors…
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Sport, 1900
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The Editor's Packet. (We do not necessarily endorse the opinion of our correspondents.) CRICKET
Sir.--As I am not sure whom I should address, re our late cricket match, I have thought it best to address the cricketers generally through your paper. To begin…
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N.S.W. scored 317, in their second innings against South Australia, Iredale 75, Hopkins 54, Kelly 52. ON Wednesday morning a single…
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A meeting of the committee of the Manilla Race Club was held at M'Nulty's Hotel on Saturday evening last, when there were present-- Messrs. W. M…
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SIR,-- Will you grant me space to suggest that a meeting be called to endeavor to make some move to have swimming baths, no matter how temporary, made…
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MANILLA v. Keepit on local ground to-day. Former team :-- Marsh, Telier, T. Higgins, Souter, Fryer, Kennedy, Hall, Trenerry, Swain Priest, Lord…
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THE Marylebone Cricket Club has decided not to send a team to the Australia nextseason, owing to the war. THE Victorian team, now "doing" New…
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WOODSREEF v. Manilla on local ground to-day. Manilla team: --Fryer, Higgins, Farrell, Hall, Trenerry, Priest, Kilgannon Kennedy, Vincent, Brady, Souter,…
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Hopeful Stakes --Malster, Haulotte, Kinglike. St, Leger Stakes--Parthian, Merriwee, Tabilk. Scorn and Shell were the only…
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Saturday's results:--All Aged Stakes: Veneda, Stand Off, Wait-a-Bit. U. placed Stakes: Pearl, Skipper Turdan, Safeguard. Placed Handicap: George…
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CRICKET is not forgotten at the front in South Africa. It forms one of the principal methods of recreation wherever and whenever there is time for play, and both…
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FOLLOWING were the results of Saturday's"--Hurdle Race: Havelock, Blue Wings, Berkeley. Stewards' Mile: Sapir, Valor, Rock of Ages. Warwick Farm…
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KEEPIT anxious to have another game with the local club. SEVERAL Manillaites will journey to Tamworth to-morrow to witness the big…
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"You wish to hear something of the humours of Rugby football ?". said Mr. Harrison, Che captain of the York F.C., to a representative of "Chums.' "You…
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TAMWORTH Union asked, by wire, on Thursday for a match against Manilla at Manilla to-day. The notice was, unfortunately, too brief. Manilla would like…
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WELCOME King Football Now, boys, put your best foot forward, and start the ball a-rolling--and keep it rolling for all you are worth. Press on, and let your…
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There was a very small attendance at the annual meeting of the above on Saturday evening, nine persons being present. The President (Mr…
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PRACTICE on the recreation reserve this afternoon. Don't forget ! THE secretary of the local club is in communication with the Tamworth club…
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THE adjourned annual meeting took at the Royal Hotel on Saturday evening, under the presidency of Mr. T. Higgins. There was a large…
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AT the adjourned meeting of the Manilla Coursing Club, held on Saturday night, there were present:--Messrs A. E. Bailey (chair), C. Norris, Baker,…
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