Cricket Chatter
Casino H.H. and Tomki are to meet in a competition match on Carrington Park this afternoon. On Saturday the Casino Grammar School…
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Cricket as a Leveller
IN his letters on India, Dr. Fitchett writes as follows:-- Some things are killing caste. Cricket, oddly enough, is played throughout India. The…
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In the Lismore District Court, before Judge Hamilton, William Carney, a horse trainer, sued E. Richards a publican, of Alstonville, for £200, for injuries inflicted…
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Weather permitting, Casino H.H. (15) and Tomki (55) meet in their second round competition match this afternoon, in Carrington Park…
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A South African correspondent [?] to "Clolf Illustrated" the following story"—"At the South African Tournament, at [?]. In the Orange River…
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A GOOD many years ago the writer witnessed a very amusing and splendidly- contested match played on the Geelong cricket ground, viz., Geelong and Western District v. an…
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MR. A. J. BALFOUR, the ex-Premier of Great Britain, when playing on the links of the Cheltenham Club, at Cleeve Hill, was asked his opinion on…
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Casino H.H. cannot muster a team to undertake the trip to Woodburn next Wednesday, and therefore will have to forfeit the match…
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Weather conditions at time of writing make it appear estremely unlikely that the competition match between Casino H.H. and Tomki will take place this afternoon…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Casino Cricket Union. [To the Editor.]
SIR,--Permit me to say a few words, through your columns, in reference to the Casino Cricket Union. At its formation it was decided that medals be competed…
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Unless the Australian cricket authorities come at once to some agreement amongst themselves, it is likely that the proposed visit of an English team next…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Cricket Chatter. Casino Cricket Union. [To the Editor.]
SIR,--No doubt your correspondent "Fair play" thinks he has done a great stroke by trying to ruffle the feathers of the Casino Cricket Union, and deal the Tatham club…
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Mr. R. Shute, who has held the position of hon. treasurer of the N.S.W. Association for some time, handed in his resignation on Monday night, owing to busines…
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THE Grafton Argus, in describing the above races at Grafton on Friday, speaks very strongly on the manner in which the affairs were conducted. Regarding the…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Telegraphic Sporting. Rose[?]ll Races. Sydney
Trial Stake—-Calala 1, Little Toy 2 Electron 3. Won by a length and a half. Pompous,' the favourite, was a complete failure…
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Mr. Philip O'[?]erty. the [?]list member of Pnrlinmenl for North Donegal, has been expelled from membership of the [?]lic Athl[?]tic Association in county…
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Our Maclean correspondent writes:-The handicaps for the all-comers wager-boat race in connection with the regatta at Maclean on Easter Monday made their appearance on Tuesday…
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A MEETING of members for the purpose of re forming this Club was held at the Royal hotel on Friday evening last, Mr. E. Scharer in the chair. Judging by…
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AT a meeting held at the Common-wealth Hotel, on the 3rd instant, the Casino Junior Football Club was daly formed, with Mr. H. Bassan as…
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