Football
THE following have been selected to represent the Our Boys and Pirates Football Clubs on Wednesday afternoon on the oval, for Mr. Lane's…
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Sport, 1894
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Football
THE third of a series of matches arranged between the Pirates and Our Boys' Football Clubs, in competition for the ball offered to the winner of…
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THE fifth and deciding match for the football offered for competition by Mr. J. T. Lane, between the Our Boys' and Pirates' Football Clubs, four of…
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The annual meeting of the Dubbo Cricket Club was held at the Royal Hotel on Friday evening. The President (Mr. G. H. Taylor, J.P.) occupied…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Open Column. the Cricket Season. (To the Editor of the LIBERAL.)
SIR,—On perusing the columns of your journal on Wednesday last, I was pleased to see the energetic manner in which the Dubbo Cricket Club is…
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THE weather was fine, and there was a large attendance at Band wick to-day. METROPOLITAN STAKES. Projectfile.... 1…
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ON the Oval on Saturday afternoon last, a match was commenced between the Dubbo and Albert C.C's, and on stumps being drawn, it was found…
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THIS match was played on the former's wicket on Saturday last before a fairly large concourse of spectators. The weather was dull, heavy grey clouds…
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This match, which was started on the 13th instant, when only one innings of each side was got through, was decided on Saturday last; Dubbo, as was…
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To-day (Saturday), on the Oval, the Second Eleven of the Dubbo D.C.C. will meet a second eleven of the Albert C.C…
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THESE two te[?]ms met on the local wicket on Saturday afternoon last. The weather was extremely sultry, a nasty hot wind prevailing, and to this…
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ON Saturlay the Dubbo C.C. [?]ted Murrum[?]rie and Plavod an eleved of the distrct. The latter went in first and were quicklyed dispo[?]d of for…
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The match between the English Eleven and New South Wales commenced to-day. The weather was fine, and there was a large attendance. The…
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The Englishmen commenced their match against 22 at Armidale to-day. Briggs, Humphroys, Lockwood, Ford, Brockwell are all out for 18…
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In the first innings the Victorians made 252, against their oppononts 358. ADELAIDE, Tuesday…
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ON Saturdiy a match was commenced on the Oval between the Albert and Dubbo Clubs. Alberts went first to the wickets, and totalled 95 before they were disposed…
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In their match against Queensland the English eleven won by an innings and 274 runs, the local team making 121 in their first and 99 in their…
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The first test match England v. Australia was commenced on the Association Grounds to-day. The pitch was superb and the weather all that…
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The holiday yesterday was not unattended without casualties. Among others four jockeys were injured at country race meetings. Stewart was…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →International Cricket. the Second Test Match. Melbourne, Friday night
Heavy rain is falling in Melbourne, which it is thought will interfere with the international match to-morrow. There is great excitement all the same…
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