Captain’s Flat Racing Club
A meeting of the members of the above Club was held at the Captain’s Flat Hotel on Wednesday evening last, but there was only a small attendance…
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Sport, 1898
197 stories in Queanbeyan & Braidwood's papers · page 2 of 10
Cricket. the Fourth Test Match
The bounding kangaroo has defeated the lion couchant at his own game. Of the four test matches played the Australians have won the last three, and consequently have won…
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The match was resumed on Saturday and the N.S.W. team completed their innings with a total of 415. When the stumps were drawn last night the Englishmen had…
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Old Tom Garrett, who has become an old identity in big cricket, has at last stood down for more vigorous blood. His place as captain was taken by Sid Gregory, who won…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Queanbeyan Age with Which Are Ncorporated Queanbeyan Times, Bungendore Mirror & Captain's Flat Miner. Wednesday, February 9, 1898. Local and General. Local Cricket
The Gininderra cricket club, which was in such splendid form in the early part of last year, has been slow to move this season, but they will visit Queanbeyan on Saturday…
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THAT 90 per cent. of Australians are labouring under a cricket mania must be admitted by all who…
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This match was resumed on Tuesday, the Englishmen taking the score up to 387, Druce 109 and McLaren 61 coming up well at the finish. The N S W. team, with a…
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England all out for [?]63 runs. McLaren 140, Ranji 44, Hayward not out 64. The New South Wales won by…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Latest Telegrams. From P. T. A[?]vitien[?] SYDNEY. Saturday Morning. Intercolonial cricket
In the cricket match Victoria versus South Australia he former hare one out for 322. Trott 68, McMichael 72, Bruce 24,…
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The result of the match England versus New South Wales turned out to be an easy win for our colony. For this result we have to thank the bowling of Noble, (who has now…
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Sydney, Tuesday.—South Australia, total 394 in the first innings. Victoria in the second innings are all out for 112 South Australia second innings one out for 3…
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The English cricketers are now playing at Brisbane against a team comprised of 'our Queenslanders and seven Victorians, picked by Trott. Neither Trumble, McLeod, nor…
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In spite of the inclement weather which prevailed on Saturday morning the Ingledow cricketers were brave enough to journey to Burbong to regain their lost laurels. It…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Latest Telegrams. [?] SYDNEY. Friday. Cricket
In the Intercolonial cricket match South Australia v. Victoria, the former scored 289. Darling 75, Lyons 28, Reedman…
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PRESIDENT—James Cunningham, Esq. VICE- PRESIDENTS— A. J. Cunningham Esq., and W. Pike, Esq. JUDGE—W. F. Rutledge, Esq. TREASURER—W. M. Trenerry, Esq. STARTER…
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The challenge of Queanbeyan for the Ryrie Cup, for Saturday last, was declined by Micalago, who wanted the visit delayed a week. Next Saturday, however, Gininderra…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →"A Game Called Cricket."
Cricket, as a most enthusiastic lover of the game has put it, is a health-giving, glorious amusement, calculated to bring out all good qualities, trying alike temper, patience, and…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Braidwood Races. [To the Editor of the Dispatch]
SIR,-MY attention has been called to an advertisement, [?] by 8 cretary of the Braidwood Turf [?] acknowledging receipt of certain subscribtions from publicans towards the…
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London, Thursday.—The "Daily [?]icle" says in batting, bowling, and field[?] Stoddart's team is distinctly inferior to [?]tralia's…
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The Minister for Education, Mr. Garrard, says he is very pleased to note that the swimming movement in the Public Schools is developing vigorously. The schools are…
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