Representative Football Matches. JULY 18
South Coast Representatives v. Possibles JULY 22. South Coast Representatives v. Possibles. JULY 26…
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A Recent Football Match. (To the Editor.)
SIR,—If I am not trespassing too much on your valuable space, I should like to say a few words re the action of the would-be referee in the football match between Boolong and…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Cricket in England. Match Against the Players. Brilliant Display by the Australians. London
The following have been chosen to represent the Professional Players of England in the match against the Australian team to-day: G.R. Baker (Lancashire)…
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OFFICIALS :â Patron. Mr P. L. Tooth : President. Mr W. W Wren : Vice-Presidents [?] W F. Darragh. J J. Collins and W J. C[?] Judge. Mr…
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One of the most exciting and interesting matches of the season was that between Shalhaven and Boolong on Saturday last, and Shoalhaven get home by sheer good…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Cricket in England. Match Against Leicestershire. the Visitors Batting. London, Monday, 1.30
The Australian Eleven commenced a match at Leicester to-day against the county of Leicestershire. The following is the Leicester Eleven…
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During has [?] the most [?] can in [?] Daring and Gerary here he it the greatest each [?]…
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The Rugby Union committee had another protest of a trivial character before it on Wednesday afternoon, a protest by Boolong against last Saturday's match…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Football. MILTON v. NOWRA
The return match between the representatives of the district and a team from the Nowra club, was played on the latter's ground last Saturday, and resulted in a…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →The Football Team Going to Sydney
Mr. H. D. Morton, as sole selector of the team to visit Sydney in a week or two, has revised the selection made by the committee appointed to make the first selection. Thus…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Cricket in England. the Second Test Match. the Selected Teams. the Australians at the Wickets. London, Thursday, Noon
The following eleven has been chosen to represent All England in the match with the Australians, to commence on the Old Trafford ground at Manchester…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Cricket. the Second Test Match. (By Cablegram) London
The second test match between Australia and England was commenced at Manchester to-day. Intense interest was taken in the match, and when…
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Mr. H. D. Morton has made the following selection for to-doy's play at Berry:—Probables: Full buck, Stewart; threequarters, Jim Quilkey, H…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Football Selection. to the Editor
Sir,—I am quite ready to agree with "Fair Play" that there is a considerable amount of discussion going on in South Coast football circles in regard to the picking of the team for…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Cricket in England. Match Against Derbyshire. the Australians Batting. a Good Start. London, Monday, 2.30 p.m
The attendance at the match between the Australian Eleven and Derbyshire, at Derby, is good and the weather splendid…
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London newspapers unanimously praise the Australian Eleven for their defeat of All England. Ranj[?]sinphi refused to play in an All…
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Mr. H. D. Morton made a final selection of the team going to Sydney on Wednesday last. A match was played during the afternoon at Berry, and the Possibles beat the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Cricket in England. Match Against M.C.C. and Ground. the Australians at the Wickets. London
The match between the Australian Eleven and the M.C.C. and Ground was commenced at Lords to-day. The following comprised the M.C.C…
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Just now the winter game of football has reached a point of extreme interest to those who take a pride in the pastime. Under the stimulus of keen rivalry each club in the Union…
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