Half-Holiday Cricket Club
A general meeting was held in the Oddfellows' Hall on Tuesday evening, for the purpose of forming this club and electing officers. There was a very good attendance,…
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Sport, 1899
278 stories in Dubbo & the Western Plains's papers · page 10 of 14
Latest Cricket. LONDON
Warwickshire, second innings, 226. Australians, second innings, one for 50. The Australians thus won the match by nine wickets…
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An immense number of people availed themselves yesterday of the opportunity of witnessing the football match between the Western Districts team and the famous…
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The English footballers defeated the Bathurst team by 20 points to nil. Fire. A serious fire occurred this…
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THE present moment makes anything in the cricket line of interest to readers of all classes, and the following extraordinary cricket records will show that the ' boys'…
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Mr Mulliueux's team of English footballers was pitted for the third time during its present visit to the colonies against a team drawn from At a committee meeting of the Cobar Turf Club, held on Thursday night, it was decided to accept the tender of Messrs Gudgeon and Clifton, at £22 The Half-holiday cricket meeting, called for Tuesday, was postponed until next Tuesday, when it will be held at the Grand Hotel…
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The annual meeting of the District Junior Cricket Clnb was held at Mr. J. S. Donohoe' Gladstone Hotel on Thursday evening last. Mr. P. E. M'Girr occupied the chair…
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The match with Warwickshire was won by the Australians by 9 wickets. The home team made 135 in the first innings, and 226 in the second. The Australians made…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →TUE Western Herald and Darling River Advocate. Saturday, August 12, 1899. the Racing Autocrat
IN a country where there is no great inclination to accept dictation from any source, no matter how powerful, or to evince any degree of reverential…
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This match was played on Saturday on Bell Park, and resulted in a win for the former by 21 points to nil. The following represented the winning…
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The arrangements in connection with the forthcoming match between Bourke and Cobar are being carried out with despatch and the visitors are to be made as…
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A general meeting of the Wellington Football Club was held on Wednesday night, when there was a fair attendance of members. It was understood that the main…
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Owing to an accident W. Sibran will be unable to play in the Bourke team against Cobar on Wednesday. Sibras, who is a fine forward, will be greatly missed…
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No cricketer is infallible. Trumble, probably the finest fielder at short slip in the world, dropped an easy one from Jackson in the recent test match when that batsman…
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The following players have been selected to represent Cobar, in the match against Bourke, to be played at the latter place on Wednesday next:…
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THE above tournament was brought to a close on Thursday afternoon, when Miss Cox defeated Miss Browning-scores beinir called 30-20. Miss Browning gave Miss…
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A match was played on Saturday, on Bell Park, between the Wellington club and a team drawn from the district. Mr. C. C. Martin organised the latter team, and altogether it was a very fair…
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ON Saturday last, a match took place at Narromine, between the Dubbo and Narromine clubs. The farmer were captained by Mr. G. Taylor and the latter by Mr. J. Hives. In…
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The Cobar footballers arrived last night and were met by a number of townspeople. They were escorted to the Empire Hotel, where, over a glass of wine, they were welcomed to…
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