Football
In our football news last wool an [?] appeared with regard to Mr Fred Clifton. It wan stated that he captained the Coolgardie footballers against Perth. Matters…
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Sport, 1899
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Cricket
Three of our Australian cricketers had a narrow escape at home. Darling, Noble and Trumble left the ground after the first test match in a hansom for the Flying Ho[?]…
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This match was played on Bell Park on Saturday afternoon, under very unfavorable weather conditions. The much needed rain bad come at last—at the wrong time for the footballers—and converted…
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ON Saturday last, a match was played on the Dubbo Oval between the Dubbo Club and a team from Burrell Creek. The Dubbo men were as follow : Back, G. Taylor ;…
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At a match at Concord, on Saturday, there was great excitement, and blows were exchanged at various stages of the game…
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The fourth match in connection with tho competition took place on Saturday afternoon between teams representing the Pioneer and Rover Clubs. Each side had its full…
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MOLONG, Thursday.—A team of Molong players proceeded to [?] yesterday to play the footballers of that town, amongst them being Mr. [?]…
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The English footballers defeated Maryborough by 27 points to 8…
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THE new American humourist, whoso writings take the form of dialogues on public topics between Mr. Hennessy, Mr. Dooley, and Mr. M'Kenna. has a paper on golf in " Mr. Dooley…
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During the weak the local footballers received an invitation from the Nyngan team to play the return match at Nyngan next Wednesday. The notice was very short and…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Boxing. Conlon v. Goggins. (By Telegraph.) Sydney, July 21
Coulan defeated Goggins in a prize fight at Wyalong in the third round for a purse of £250…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Sporting. The Turf. Nyngan Picnic Races
The Nyngan picnic race meeting was held last week, when there was a fair gathering. Following are the results : — First day — Wednesday…
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The defence by Kelly, Iredale, and Laver in the 2nd innings of Australia was very stubborn, and the rate of scoring was so slow that the spectators whistled the Dead…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Cricket. the Australians in England. the Fourth Test Match. a Drawn Game. (By Cable.) London, July 19
The Englishmen in their first innings scored 372. The Australians replied with 196, Noble making 60, not out. Laver, Kelly, Howell, Darling and Jones made 18…
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This match, in connection with the competition, was played at Bodangora yesterday in the presence of a very large number of onlookers. Quite a cavalcade journeyed from Wellington and the local…
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ON Saturday last a match was played on the Oval between the local clubs--the Newtown and Ormonds. Mr. J. Hives captained the latter, whilst Mr. T. Tourle was in command of…
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During a match at Adelaide, on Saturday several players struck each other, and the public rushed the ground to see the fight. The police were compelled to intervene…
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A MATCH was played on the Oval on Saturday lost between the above clubs, and after a fast and exciting game, resulted in a draw, with three points each. Tourle…
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The A[?] footbalers played a splen did game against the Englishmen and were only defeated by two points, the final scores [?]. The local team was leading…
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