English Cricket. (By Cable.) London, September 8
Stoddart's team the English eleven by five wickets…
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Sport, 1898
111 stories in Dubbo & the Western Plains's papers · page 5 of 6
Cricket
The annual meeting of the Coonabarabran Cricket Club was held at Mr. A. Field’s hotel on Friday last Mr. Wright occupying the chair. The balance sheet showed the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Latest Telegrams. Randwick Races. Sydney
Shorts Handicap—Jobausen, Sailor Boy, Kirry. Maiden Plate — Holster, Ganleon, Pelessier…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Chivalry in the Cricket Field. Cassell's Saturday Journal
If a man possesses any good qualities, cricket will most surely develop them. It is a game which calls constantly for little acts of courtesy and self-denial,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Lawn Tennis. Doubles. Miss Holmes and P. A. Smith (minns [?] 15) v. Miss Browning and J. Heane
ABOUT fifty ladies and gentlemen were present on the club's grounds, when the above pairs played "off." Owing to the fact that, only another pair have to meet;…
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Miss Mar Holmes and P. A. Smith (minus ½ 15) v. Miss Butler and F. D. Fisher (plus 15). SOME 60 or 70 people assembled on the…
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This afternoon, the District Juniors play a combined team of employess from Cobb & Co's. and the Western Engineering Co's, works…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →English Racing. (By [?]) LONDON, October 14
C[?] [?] 3…
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Another crank, named Frank Holmes, has attempted to swim across the English channel. When within six miles of the French coast he had to [?] owing to a dense fog…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Freadful Racing Accident
A DREADFUL accident occurred in the Caulf[?]ld Cap, run on Saturday last, which coat the Sydney jockey, J. Flanagan, his life, and robbed the race of much of its interest…
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MAIDEN PLATE ; Heretic 1, Auriferous 2, War God 3. Hurdle Race; Manazona 1, Realgar 2. Cup; Hymettus 1, Massinissa 2, Chief 3, Wait a Bit 4…
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THE Garrawilla shearers and employees held the usual races and sports in aid of the hospital funds on Saturday, 22nd October, and had a capital day’s sport…
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HOTHAM HANDICAP: Plutus 1, Hainault 2, Contrast 3." DERBY : Cocos 1, Bobadil 2, Woodlark 3. MAIDEN PLATE : Stand off 1, Grizzle 2, Roscommon 3…
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M'Kibbin yesterday announced his willingness take part to in the intercolonial matches, and to go to England with the next Australian eleven…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →SWIMMING. (To the Editor.)
Dear Sir,—Hearing that there are one or two good swimmers in Bourke, and that matches are talked of, I would be willing to make one of a sweepstake, for 75 or 100…
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The District Juniors playes an eleven from the Woolwash on the local wicket early in the week and received a great drubbing, their opponents winning by an innings and…
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There has been quite a stir in athletics lately, and now a couple of matches have been announced Next Wednesday N. Dugan and L. Pearson will run 130 yards…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Cricket. Victoria v. South Australia. (By Telegraph.) Sydney, November 1[?]
South Australia in their second innings made [?], Victoria thus winning by 296 runs…
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A [?] wicket this afternoon [?], the [?] [?] [?]…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Intercolonial Cricket. Sydney
Tasmania, first innings, 10 wickets for 130, Windsor 43 not out. Noble did the kat trick…
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