Special Express Wires SYDNEY, Tuesday. Wheat, 4s 4d. CRICKET
The cricket match between New South Wales and South Australia, was continued yesterday. [?]…
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Sport, 1910
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Cricket Notes
The match between South Australia and New South Wales, played on the Sydney Cricket Ground, terminated in favor of the visitors, who won by seven…
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South Australia defeated New South Wales by seven wickets in the return game, and thus secured the possession of the Sheffield Shield…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Manilla Races Postponed. Till Saturday & Monday Next
The Annual Race Meeting of the above Club, which were to have taken place to-day and to-morrow, have been, owing to the recent flood,…
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The annual races in connection with the Manilla Race Club take place to-day (Saturday) and Monday Large nominations have been…
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Apropos of Miss Sutton's remark that no girl should marry until she is twenty-five,a lady journalist has been discussing that much-vexed problem,…
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A boxing match for £10 aside took place in Mr. Denner's circus tent on Monday morning. The contestants were Pluggy Sinclair and…
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N.S.W. got 275 in the second innings in the Turner Benefit Match. Waddy made 133 Combined States require 418 to win…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The King As a Sport. Cricket and Football About the Only Sports in which he is not Proficient
The world knows all about the marvellous feats and sportsmanship of the strenuous tenant of the White House, but it has heard very little, curiously enough,…
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The world knows all about the marvellous feats and sportsmanship of the strenuous tenant of the White House, but it lias heard very little, curiously enough…
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The first regular game played at the local cricket ground since the flood was commenced on Saturday when the Kruis met the Peruvians…
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At Ballarat Beaurepaire won the mile swimming championship; Hardwick (N.S.W.) 2nd…
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Victoria compiled, 660 in the match against Tasmania. Sealey 218, Vaughan 150, Tasmania, 3 for 63…
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The proposed tour of Bundarra, Tingha, and Inverell at Easter has boon abandoned. A visit will, probably be made to New England…
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The Barraba St Laurence C.C. will play their first visit to Manilla to-day, when they will meet the Manilla Albions. As both teams…
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At Sullivan's Travelling Stadium, on Saturday night. J. Munro defeated S. Draper in the heavy weight championship, and Andy Kelly won…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Cricket Notes. COOLIBAHS v. PERUVIANS
The match between the Peruvians and Coolibahs, which was commenced on the 12th inst., was continued on Saturday, and resulted in a fairly…
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Opening Handicap--Captain Pitlow 1, Golden Stream 2, Alaric 3 Trial Stakes--Otto Grafton 1, Aldershot 2, Blue Spark 3…
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This match was continued yesterday. The Karitajongs had made a good start in their attempt to top the 141 made by the Belaha in their first innings, D. Munro…
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The adjourned annual meeting of the Coursing Club was held at Hall's Imperial Hotel on Tuesday night. Mr J. W. Watson occupied the chair…
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