Cricket Chatter
Saturday's "black" brigade:—Gray, Ryan, F. Hardy, Hedditch, A. E. Perriman, John Lockett, Hayes, Coyne, Thomas, J…
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Wagga Cricket Association
The monthly meeting of the executive of the Wagga Cricket Association was held on Tuesday evening last, at the Pastoral Hotel, there being present: Messrss J. H. Wilkins (in…
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This afternoon the matches between Wollundry and Federals, and Wagga and Newtown will be concluded. The Wollundry team commence their second innings…
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The Wagga team had obtained such a substantial advantage over Newtown in the play of the opening Saturday that very little interest was manifested in the final afternoon's play…
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THE following eleven have been chosen to represent the Australian test team to take the field against England on Saturday next:—Gregory, Iredale, McKibbin, Kelly, Darling, Hill,…
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The English cricketers yesterday commenced another match against a New England team at Armidale, but the game had to be abandoned owing to rain…
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A meeting of the committee of the Wagga Swimming Club was held last evening, there being present Dr. Taylor (in the chair), Messrs. J. Trimm, Gormly, J. Talbott, F…
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Giffen's refusal to take pirt in the test match is still the general subject of conversation in cricket circles. He has declined monetary offers from private…
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The following Dominations have been received for the three principal events to be run at the annual meeting of the above club on the 27th inst:—…
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At the committee meeting of the Cootamundra Cricket Club on Tuesday night, it was decided to meet the Sydney Grammar School on Wednesday, 22nd inst…
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The death is recorded of the well-known greyhound Faugh-a Ballagh. During the recent, hurricane a portion of the premises of his owner, Mr. J. Swan, at Cumber well…
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The chief attraction in the local cricket world on Saturday afternoon was the Wagga —Federal match, which caused a fairly numerous gathering to assemble under the…
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Victoris's champion light weight jockey, Bobby Lewis, had a real good innings in the latter end of last week. Jo[?]neying to Badarat on Friday Lewis stored three…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Cricket. The Test Match. the Englishmen Hatting. 150 Runs in 130 Minutes. [By Telegraph.]. Sydney
The first test match between Stoddart's team of English cricketers and a representa tive Australian eleven commenced to-day, having been postponed from Saturday on…
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WHAT the Cup is to the racing people of Australia, so the test matches between England and the Australian colonies are to all lovers of cricket. If 100,000…
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The recently-formed Wagga Swimming, Club conducted two handicap races in the river at the rear of the St. John's Church yesterday afternoon, and the large entries received…
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The following are the drawers of the placed horses in Tattersall's Consultation on the Newcastle Cup:—First, J. Williams, Winton, Queensland, £4500; second, D…
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