Cricket Notes
The match between the Newtown and Wagga clubs will be continued this afternoon on the Association ground, play commencing at 2.30 p.m. sharp. The game, which was…
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Cricket Notes
It is proposed to play two matches on Saturday next between the Newtown and Wagga clubs, A and B teams. The A (i.e., senior) teams of each club will occupy the wicket on…
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The resumption and termination of the Newtown-Wagga match on Saturday was responsible for some good cricket, but nothing of a startling nature occurred during…
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The match between the above clubs was brought to a conclusion on Saturday afternoon, and resulted in a victory for the Newtown team with 4 wickets to spare. On…
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Teams representing the Newtown and Half-Holiday Clubs met on the Association ground yesterday afternoon and commenced a match, which will be continued and, if…
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C. T. B. Turner, the Sydney bowler, and member of the Australian Eleven, arrived in Adelaide on Tuesday last by the Orizaba. He declined to be interviewed with regard to the…
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A MEETING of the committee of the Wagga Cricket Association was held at the Pastoral Hotel last evening when a considerable amount of important business was…
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A VERY pleasant and exciting game was played in the School of Arts court on Wednesday, in the presence of a fair number of interested spectators. The rival teams were…
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As had been arranged, teams representing the newly formed Newtown and Wagga clubs met on the association ground on. Saturday, and commenced another match—…
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The second match between the Newtown and Wagga clubs was commenced on the Association ground on Saturday afternoon. The former team, batting first, ran up…
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A SPECIAL meeting of the committee of the Wagga Cricket Association was held at the Pastoral Hotel on Friday evening last. Present—Messrs. J. Wilkins (in the…
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THERE is, it is pleasing to note, good grounds for supposing that cricket will boom in this district during the present season. This happy state of affairs is mainly due to the…
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The match Newtown v. Wagga will be continued on the Association ground this afternoon, play commencing at 2.30 p.m. sharp. The game at present stands:—…
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Nursery Handicap—Cobbity, Gelasma, Destiny. Yan Yean Stakes—Utter, Captain, Rosebrook…
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The Newtown-Wagga match wasadvanced a further stage on Saturday afternoon, and so slowly is the game proceeding that it promises to take an unusual time to bring it…
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As the Wagga Club have arranged to play a match at Junee on Saturday next, the match against the Newtown Club will not be resumed until the following Saturday, the…
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AN adjourned general committee meeting of the Cricket Association was held on Friday evening at the Pastoral Hotel. Present—Messrs. J. H. Wilkins (in the chair), C…
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The annual meeting is to be held on the new course on the Douro estate, on Wednesday and Thursday, 17th and 18th January 1894. The card comprises ten races,…
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On Saturday morning next the Wagga Club will send a team to Junee to try conclusions with the Excelisor Club of that town, and will leave by the 7 a.m., train, at…
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A MEETING of the representatives of racing clubs was held at the Australian Hotel last night, to consider the advisability of forming a Racing Association for the southern…
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