To-day's Cricket
In the inter-State between N.S.W. and Victoria, which commenced to-day, Victoria went to the wickets first and had lost 5 wickets for 107 up to the lunch…
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Sport, 1904
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Cricket
England v. Tismania,-- Former all out 183; Latter 4 out 416…
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The following have been selected to represent the Federal C.C. in the match against Grammar School on the local wicket on Saturday (to-morrow):—…
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A meeting of the Mary vale Coursing Club wan held at the Oak Hotel, Maryvale, on Saturday last, when about twenty members put in an appearance…
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The annual race meeting of the Spicer's Creek Race Club was held on Friday last in pleasant weather and attracted an attendance of nearly 300, including visitors from…
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THE position of the various clubs in the different competitions to date is as select:--Team. Matches played…
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The match Englishmen v. Victoria was commenced to-day. Fielder, Relf and Lilley stood out of the English team…
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THE transfer of the ten acre block (formerly claimed as part of the park) from the Council to the trustees of the public of Dubbo is now happily concluded. The "Gazette" of January…
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THE following regulations for the government of the Dubbo Athletic Sports Ground have been approved by his Excellency the Governor and gazetted:—…
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A MEETING of the Athletic Sports Ground trustees was held at the Royal Hotel on Wednesday evening. Ptesent: Mr. G. H. Taylor in the chair; Messrs. J. Ritter; J…
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A meeting of the members of the cricket club was held last Tuesday night, Mr J. Maguire was votel to she chair…
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Kogarah Stakes: Whiting Forest Light, Sample; Tramway Hdep : Watchfire, Kitty Grafton, Dab; Stewards Mile : Glenara…
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The return match between the Above teams was played on the local ground last Saturday and resulted in an easy win for the…
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THE secretary of the Dubbo Cricket Union (Mr. C. R. Taylor) recently invited Mr. E. W. K. McMillan, hon. sec. C.C.A.U., to arrange for a visit here at Easter from a…
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ARRANGEMENTS re the fencing of the Athletic Sports Ground which, as stated in our last issue, were left in suppose on Wednesday, were completed on Monday, when the tender of Mr. J…
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A report of tbe meeting held on Monday night to set the Wellington Coursing Club going, appears in another part of this issue. The meeting waa largely attended, and there…
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The following team will represent the Wellington boys in their return match with the Dubbo Superior Public School on Saturday next, in Bell Park:—H. Dayey (captain), R. Willook, R. Wilkins, G. Hickey…
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A largely attended and enthusiastic meeting was held at McCormick's Hotel on Monday night to set the Wellington Coursing Club going. Mr. J. P. Clifford was voted…
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In this issue appears the programme for the annnal races of the Orange Jockey Club, which take place on Tuesday and Wednesday, 8th and 9th March. The Town Plate…
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One of the three contests yet to be played in this State by the English cricketers is that against a tram of fifteen at Bathurst, the dates being…
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