Cricket
The Press team journey to North Bourke this afternoon to try conclusions with the North Bourke team, and will be as follows,—Ross, Moon, Mott, Connors, Blight, J…
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Sport, 1895
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Sporting. Football Meeting
The annual meeting of the Ornoads Football Club was hald at [?] Exchange Hotel on Thursday [?] Tnhere was a [?]nrous a0ttendance, and Mr. S. Philips, J P…
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A match will be played to-day between an eleven of the District C. C. and Darlings. Play will commence at 11 o'clock. The following are the players. District—Smith…
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The members of the Loyal Darling Pioneer Lodge. Manchester Unity Order of Oddfellows, held their annual race meeting on Easter Monday on the race course, and as…
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The return match between the above clubs will be played to-day. The following players will represent the Press:—Moon, J. Reynolds, Blight, Chapman, Connors…
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The annual general meeting of the above club was held at Mr. J. S. Donohoe's Gladstone Hotel, on Monday night last. The President, Mr. Tibbits, occupied the chair…
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The intercolonial lawn tennis tournament was continued on the Sydney cricket ground yesterday. New South Wales defeating Victoria by 44 sets to 19. Of 21 matches…
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ON Wednesday last a local footballer named George Guidice met with a serious accident on the Oval during the progress of a scratch match. It…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Cricket. the English Eleven. London, May 9
Mr. Stoddart and his team of cricketers, were enthusiastically welcomed in London. Richardson said he found by experience his usual style of bowling was useless on…
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THE S. M.. HERALD'S London correspondent, writing under date March 29, days;—A new excitement has been provided in athletic quarters hy the…
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Mr. Stoddart will captain the next English crieket team, which will visit Australia in 1896…
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Mr. Stoddart will captain the next English cricket team, which will visit Australia in 1897…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Bourke's Carnival. the Annual Races and Show. the Bazaars, and Other Attractions
What may be termed Bourke's carnival was fairly commenced on Monday. For days previously an observant one could not fail to see that the town was gradually…
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On Friday night last, the settling in connection with the annual race-meeting of the Bourke Jockey Club was held at Mr. S. S. Moses' Royal Hotel, that gentleman…
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England won the match against Surrey by an innings and seventy-five runs…
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A scratch match will be played on the cricket ground this afternoon. On Saturday last a scratch football match was played on the cricket ground. Messrs…
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THE first football match of the season —except a "pick-up" match which was played about a fortnight ago—was played on the local oval on Saturday…
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Mr. C. C. Mott, in the Field, discusses the question, "Cricket Fielding: Is it Degenerating?" He says that recent events—namely, the test matches between Mr…
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A meeting of the committee of the Pioneer Football Club was held on Thursday evening last. The matter of honor caps was adjourned till next committee meeting. A selection…
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Harry Boyle the celebrated Victorian cricketer, is leaving Victoria to reside in Brisbane. During his cricketing career he played 226 innings in intercolonial and…
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