Cricket
A MATCH was played on Monday last on the Ponto oval between the Newtown and Ponto teams, and resulted in an easy victory for Newtown. Scores—…
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Sport, 1902
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Personalities. a Lady's Swimming Feat
LADY Agnes Townshand recently swam completely round St. Michael's Mount, Corn Wall. The distance is over two miles, and…
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The anniversary race meeting held on Monday was not a success owing to the existing depression in the town and district The day was all that could be desired, only…
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A cricket match was played on the local ground last Saturday, between the Coonabarabran, and Warkton teams, which resulted in a win for the local men by 31…
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It is estimated that the Postal Department will lose £60,000 per annum through declining peculiar to racing sweeps. Tasmania's share of the loss will be £13,000…
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For the Rosehill races yesterday the weather was fine and warm, the attendance was good, and the course in excellent condition. Results:—…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Cricket. [Communicated ] Cricket at Narromine
Quite a boom in cricketing circles has taken place in Narromine this season, probably due in the formation of two local cubs, and the arrival in our…
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A MATCH was played on the Oval on Wednesday batween the Holy Trinity and Wesleyan Clubs, and resulted in a draw. Scores:…
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IT will possibly be new to many, even among enthusiastic lovers of football, that manly and health-giving national game can find any employment for paid…
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The same of football, which was known in England prior to 1175, was never regarded with favour by the law, and an Act was passed in the reign of Edward…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →The Bathurst Cricket Difficulty. Marsh Withdrawn
MACLAREN'S objection to Marsh in the Western team to play against the English Crickets at Bathurst was the subject of an enthusiastic meeting of the Citizen's Committee on Monday…
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A very largely-attended meeting was held at Spicer's Creek Hall on Saturday evening fully eighty being in attendance, for the purpose of forming a race club. Mr. J. J…
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A cricket match took place on the local ground last Saturday between the Baradine and the [?] team, which resulted in an easy win for the visitors by an innings…
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WESTERN DISTRICTS V. ENGLAND. This match was commenced at Bathurst on Friday last, and was concluded on Saturday, when the English…
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At the Canterbury Park races yesterday the attendance was large. Results:- Hurdle Race.—Ireland's Eye. 1; Booby, 2; Trid'Or, 3…
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The above match was decided on the first innings, the Englishmen winning by 328 runs. Following are the score:- ENGLAND.—First Innings…
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Marsh, the aboriginal bowler—who has been so much objected to by Mr. McLaren, the captain of the English team—playing with Sydney against Burwood, got 8 wickets…
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The Warkton and Mollyan teams met on the [?] wicket on Saturday last and the result was as usual a defeat for Warkton…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Moorefield Races. (By Telegraph.) Sydney, February 15
At the Moorefield races held to-day the weather was fine, and the attendance good. Results:- Kongarah Stakes.—Autonym, 1; Draper,…
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The Orange H.A.C.B. Society celebrates its 26th anniversary by a race meeting on the Orange course on Wednesday 19th March. £80 is being given as prize money…
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