Football. Dubbo V. Ormonde
THE first match for the Mitchell trophy between the Dubbo and Ormonde teams was played on the Oval on Satnrday afternoon, and resulted in an easy win for the…
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Sport, 1896
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Lawn Tennis
THE first round of the Captaincy competition has been completed. Fisher beat M. Dunn easily, and W. Hives forfeited to Mackenzic. Scores:…
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The Australians commenced a match against the North of England to-day. The attendance was small and the wicket soft. The Australians are all out for 195…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Cablegrams. Cricket. Australians v. Hampshire. London
The Australians commenced a match against Hampshire to-day. The weather is splendid, and the wicket fast…
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Sussex county has engaged Jones, the South Australian bowler, definitely for five years, at three hundred and sixty-five pounds a year and all expenses…
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A match will be played this afternoon between the probable team to represent Bourke in the match against Cobar and a team of allcomers. Players are requested to roll up…
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The action of Jones, the fast bowler of the Australian Eleven, has been questioned. This is what the Daily News says:—"There is one point about Jones' bowling to which,…
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Foolballers are requested to roll up to the ground this afternoon at half-past four o'olock, when a practice match will take place…
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News has received that a young man named Jones died as the result of injuries at a football match, played at Gympic. Queensland, last Saturday, where he was…
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News has been received from England concerning the Tumer testimopial by the local Committe. Generally it has excited favorable comment in the press and much…
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The Cobar footballers arrived by mail train on Wednesday evening last and were met by a large number of the members of the Bourke Pioneer Football Club and…
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As Narr[?] to-day 28 persposns were charged with [?]ing a nuistance by playing f[?] on Sunday. After hearing the ex[?] the H[?] dis[?] all the causes…
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The Secretary of the Australian Cricket Council has cabled Mr. Musgrove to the effect that members of the Australian team are expected to return in November in time…
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To-day a tennis tournament will be played on the Mertin-street Court, between the following pairs. The draw and handicaps are as follows:—…
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Arrangements have been completed for a match with a team of footballers from Nyngan. The match will take place on Wednesday next, on the local cricket ground. We…
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The football match yesterday, Brisbane against Newcastle, ended in a draw, each side scoring a try…
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Lady footballers on tour should be careful to ascertain beforehand if they are likely to meet with a sympathetic reception. For lack of this precaution a party of them who…
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In a letter to his mother, Clom Hill, one of the South Australian representatives in the present Australian Eleven, states that on all wickets Syd. Gregory is the best…
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