Cricket. Victoria v New South Wales. (By Telegraph.) Sydney, January 29
Victoria, second innings.—All out for 511. Warne 46, Tarrant 206. N.S.W., second innings.—3 out for 185. Gregory 40, Noble 101, both not out…
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Sport, 1908
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Cricket
The match between N.S.W. and Victoria concluded on Friday in an easy win for Victoria by 211 runs. N.S.W. had to complete their second…
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The following “Never Wases” have been selected to play a match against the “Has Beens” on the local ground tomorrow afternoon:—Chas. Mclntyre,…
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Referring to the proposed visit of a four rink team of bowlers from the New South Wales Bowling Association this week, we have been informed by Mr. George Palmer…
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England.—338. Hardstaff 122, Crawford 69, Fane 36, Hobbs 30, Hayes 30. Victoria. — 2 out for 28. February 3…
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The date of Wellington's annual swimming carnival is not yet definitely fixed. Wednesday, March 4, has been suggested by the local committed, but…
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A TEAM of footballers representing the New South Wales R. F. U. will proceed to England this year to play a series of matches. Mr. Hill, Secretary of the Union, has…
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During the present month a three rink team representing the Dubbo Bowling Club will proceed to Sydney to play a week's round of matches on the metropolitan…
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England, first innings, 338. Second innings, 4 out for 241 (declared closed.) Victoria, first innings.—77. Second innings, 172. Trott 30, Carroll 61…
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The local Swimming Club has decided to stick to Wednesday, March 4, as the date of its annual carnival. The N.S.W. Association will be asked to…
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The singles tournament was won by Mr. R Geale, who, in the play off with Mr. A. G. Chiplin, scored 21 as against 19 by his opponent…
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There is no danying the fact, Cricket has got a bull-bog bold of out people as proved by the interest now being taken in the test matches. In Sydney, when a…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Latest Telegrams. Warwick Farm Races. Sydney
Farm Stakes—Lady Ruenalf, Creso Settlement. Amateur Mile—Hautnib, Never Forget, Superstition…
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A TEAM of bowlers from Wellington will visit Dubbo this (Wednesday) morning to meet the local players in a contest for the Singer Cup. The match will be commenced on the…
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The Byrock races took place yesterday. The weather was very hot. Results:—Opening Handicap.—Jessie, 1; Glencc, 2; Passenger 3…
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Noble 48, Gregory 10, McAlister 37, Ransford 51, Armstrong 32, Carter 2, McCartney 12, O'Connor 2, Saunders (not out) 1. Total, with sundries, 214…
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A team of Wellington bowlers journeyed to Dubbo yesterday to meet the local players in competition, but owing to the rain the match could…
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THE rainy weather on Wednesday interfered with the arranged for match (Singer Cup competition) between the Dubbo bowlers and a visiting team from Wellington. The…
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We would draw the attention of horse-owners to the fact that Thursday, Feb. 20, is the day upon which horses go into the paddock at Louth, and thus become eligible…
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The fourth Test Match was concluded on Friday, and resulted in a win for Australia by 308 runs. The third round of the Saturday…
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