Cricket
MoKenzie refused to play in the intercolonial match commenced yesterday owing to indisposition. Victoria's victory over South Australia on…
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Sport, 1899
278 stories in Dubbo & the Western Plains's papers · page 1 of 14
Drysdale Races
New Year's Day has for years been celebrated by the good people of Drysdale by the holding of their annual rice mooting. In fact it is always…
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On Boxing Day horse races, promoted by Mr Dominick, took place at the Meadows Hotel, and were attended by all the people around, in addition…
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The conclusion of the match between south Australia and New South Wales only lasted a few minutes. Now South Wales won by three wickets…
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DURING the recent long stay of the British fleet in Turkish waters, frequent cricket matches took place on shore between sides draw from the different…
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The intercolonial match between South Australia and Now South Wales was concluded on Wednesday and resulted in a win for the latter colony by three wicketd. S.A…
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AT the Bourke Police Court on Tuesday (says the WESTERN HERALD) William Blott was charged that he did not January 2, at Giden Camp, being then the bailee…
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Providence seems to have specially favored the racing people here this year; of course, we treat with the contempt it deserves, the rather ill natured suggestion…
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The intercolonial cricket match between South Australia and Queensland was concluded at Brisbane on Wednesday, the visitors winning by an innings and 284 runs…
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The recent craze that seized a tokrably expensive, and presumably not ove[?] section of the community, of sending along to the press the "best" team to do battle…
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A match will be played to-morrow afternoon between an eleven of the District C. C. and fifteen of the Juniors. Play will commence at 2.15 sharp…
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The Hospital Race Meeting, held on Thursday, was not the success that previous fixtures for the benefit of this noble institution have been. The…
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ON Thursday (Anniversary Day) a match was played on the Dubbo Oval between Orange and Dubbo. The visitors put a strong team in the field, the captain of which was Mr. George…
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Tasmania defeated Victoria by 365 runs…
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In the match--Bathurst Fifteen v. Victoria --commercial to-day, the former are all out for 240. How[?]ll made 38. Five of the Victorians are out for 89…
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Howell livened things up, playing with the Western District against the Victorian eleven. His score of 38 was the highest for [?]…
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On Saturday, Lane, the champion swimmer, broke the world's record over the 300 yards course…
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Baker, whose efforts in Sydney junior crlekct this season, have been very successful, played here on Saturday. He shaped very well and made top [?]re for his side,…
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It was the Nomad Cricket Club That gathered in the west, To play against the country men, Also the "city's" best…
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A match will be played this afternoon, commencing at 2.15 sharp, between elevens representing the District and Junior Clubs. The former will team will be chosen from…
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