Cricket in N.z
In the match Napier v. Lord Hawke's team, the former made 106; the latter have 5 out for 288…
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Sport, 1903
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Coonabarabran Races
The annual races to take place on the local course next Thursday and Friday promise to be very successful. Most of the horses engaged have…
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Flying Hd’cp: Crawfurd, Rewina, Skein Dhu; Stewards Mile: Santoi, High Jinks, Bivalve; Nursery Hd’cp: Lifebelt, Fusil, Katoomba; Warwick…
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South Australia 1st Innings, [?] Newland 31, Claxton 80, Hack 84 Gehrs 63, Hill 31, N. S, Wales 1st Innings, 545, Trumper…
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A novelty for Dubbo in the shape of a boxing tournament was commenced in the store next to the old flour mill in Macquarie-street on Monday evening. The…
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THE boxing tournament, under the auspices of Lodge Talbragar, in aid of Bro. J. Coady, was commenced in a large room adjoining the old hour mill on Monday evening last, in the…
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IN the match New South Wales v. South Australia on Saturday the South Australians ware disputed of for 412. The New South Wales men had l[?]st two wickets for 329 at call of…
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In the match Napier v. Lord Howkesteam, the former made 106, and the latter have 5 out for 288…
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Flying Handicap.—Carw[?] 1, Rewins 2, Skein Dhn 3. Stewards' Mile.—Santoi 1, High Jinks 2, Siva[?]e 3…
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Saturday's match between the Bartouians and Wellington was not half a bad game. Wellington put up the decent score of 99, and it looked a million to a gooseberry on…
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The following have been chosen to play for N.C.C. against the Federal son [?] next, play to start at two a' clock sharp: All man, Holland,…
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THE boxing tournament conducted by a committee of Lodge Talbragar in aid of Bro. J. Coady, P.D.G.M., was continued on Tuesday evening, when the first round of…
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The Yantabulla Amateur Turf Club has decided to hold its annual meeting on Tuesday, March 10. The programme consists of six events, and the prize money amounts to…
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THE Boxing Tournament hold by the Lodge Talbragar, in aid of Mr. J. Coady, was continued on Tuesday evening, and finished an Wednesday. On each night the hall was well…
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The London SPORTSMAN states that Maclaren cabled to Australia that he will defer visiting Australia till Septemder, 1904, when the men are thoroughly…
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Hurdle Race—Irondale, Bengal, Lady MacBeth ; Granville Stakes—Yannawa Mechli[?] Soldene ; January Stakes—Milos P[?]erlike, Idler ; Nursery H dcp—Airloch,…
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The committee appointed by a public meeting of townsmen to " see the thing through " with regard to the transfer of trust of the Cricket oval has received the…
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A meeting of the committee of the Mary-vale and Wellington Coursing Club was held at Mrs. Coady's Hotel last night, the following being present:—Messrs. W. F…
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The last inter-state match of the season in which N.S.W. takes part, N.S.W. v. Victoria, will be commenced on the Cricket Ground on Saturday next. The team to…
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There is some rivalry between the cricket clubs of Dripstne and Mumbil, and the members "had it out" on the cricket field recently to decide the supremacy. On…
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