Cricket. South Australia v. VICTORIA. Melbourne, January 6
The Intercolonial cricket match was won by South Australia in one innings and 62 runs to spare. Giften's score of 237 is considered a wonderful performance…
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Sport, 1891
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Cricket
On Saturday last the match between teams representing the Railway and River side of Oxley-street resulted in a win, for the former by 45 runs, the scores being…
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A committee meeting of the Bourke Athletic Club was held at Lennon's Great Western Hotel on Monday everting last. Present : Messrs. C. Warmoll (in the chair),…
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Members of tho Bourke District Cricket Club are notified that there will be practice this afternoon. All players are requested to be on the…
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THE above match was won by this colony by an innings and 94 runs. The totals being Victoria, 1st innings 181; 2nd innings 190. N.S.W., 1st innings 465…
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We would remind members of the Committee of the Bourke District Cricket Club that an important meeting will be field at Tattersalls' Hotel at 8 p.m. this evening…
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A committee meeting of the Bourke District Cricket Club was held last Saturday evening, at Tattersall's. There were present Messrs. Trader (in the chair), Single, Atkin,…
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The following teams will meet to-day to try conclusions:—Civil Service and Press (combined): Messrs. Denning, Bloxham, Ferris, Smith, Reynolds (2), Flanagan,…
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The committee of the Bourke Athletic Club intend their annual meeting this year to be thoroughly successful, judging by the work they are now doing, and the…
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A meeting of the committee of the Bourke Athletic Club was held at Mr. D. Shaw's Shakespeare Hotel, on Wednesday last, at 8 p.m…
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Athletes should not forgot that nominations for the Sheffield Handicap to be run at Matheson's Hotel, close on Saturday next. Fee 7s 6d…
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Next Saturday, 14th instant, a cricket match will be played between a team from Coolabah and the Bourke District Club Eleven. The local team will be selected from…
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By our advertising columns it will be noticed that a Hurdle Race has been added to the programme to be gone through at Matheson's Carrier's Arms Hotel, on March…
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The fight For the featherweight championship last night between Griffo and George Powell, after twenty rounds was awarded to Griffo, he being hardy…
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The match against Coolabah which was arranged for to-day is off owing to several of the beet of the Coolabah players being unable to get away. It is now proposed to…
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Peds are reminded that nominations for the Bourke Athletic Club's Sheffield Handicap and Bracelet are to be in the hands of the secretary by 9 p.m., to-night at…
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The members of the Bourke District C. C. are requested to attend practice this afternoon at 3 o'clock. It is expected, from the much improved form shewn this week at…
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A difficulty has arisen with regard to the Sheffield Handicap which was run off on St. Patrick's Day. It appears that some doubts as to the bona fides of Besnard, the winner,…
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Pedestrians are reminded that acceptances for the Bourke Athletic Club's Sheffield Handicap' close on Thursday, March 26, at 9 p.m. with the Secretary at…
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On Saturday last, the Bourke cricketers met the Dubboites at Dubbo. Our men went to the wickets first and, according to the wires which were kindly sent to us by…
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