New South Wales Cricket Association
A SPECIAL meeting of the above association was held last evening, at Tattersall's Hotel, Pitt-street, Mr. R. Driver in the chair. MINUTES…
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The Great Cricket Match At Bathurst, Between an English 11 AND 18 of West and North
THIS great event commenced on Saturday, and on Friday the Englishmen came up by special train from Sydney. The Bathurst reception committee made no mistake, and everything passed off well. We have only time to give the play,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Great Cricket Match At Bathurst, Between an English 11 AND 18 of West and North. (From Our Special Reporter.)
THIS great event commeneced on Saturday, and on Friday the Englishmen came up by special trian from Sydney. The Bathurst reception committee made no mistake, and everything passed off well. We have only time to give the play…
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THE SECOND INTERNATIONAL MATCH.—The match between the All-England Eleven and fifteen players selected from the pick of this colony and Victoria will commence to-day, and the contest is likely to prove a most exciting…
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THE match between the eleven of all England and a combined fifteen of Victoria and New Sooth Wales commenced on the Albert Ground to-day, at 12 o'clock, the Englishmen winning the toes, and going to the wickett. The…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Great Cricket Match At Bathurst, Between an English Hand 22 of West and North. (From Our Special Reporter.) Third Day
To-day play commenced at 12.30, with W. Morgan and Ryan at the wickets, to the bowling of Southerton and Lillywhite; Ryan facing the remainder of Southerton's over for nil. Lillywhite then bowled a maiden to Morgan, and Ryan…
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THE match between the eleven of all England and a combined fifteen of Victoria and New South Wales commenced on the Albert Ground yesterday, at 12 o'clock, the Englishmen winning the toss, and going to the wickets. The…
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The interesting match between the English team and a combined fifteen was commenced, on the Albert Ground, last Thursday, in the presence of a goodly crowd of spectators. Time only admits of our telling how the play went on, and…
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SIR,—I observe from perusal of your local news that a somewhat numerous and working like committee has been nominated, to conserve the interests of what has for many years been the principal fete in commemoration of the…
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The interesting match between the English team and a combined fifteen was commenced, on the Albert Ground, on Thursday, in the presence of a goodly crowd of spectators Time only admits of our telling how the play went on, and…
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The contest between the English Eleven and the combined fifteen was continued yesterday, when a very fair attendance, of visitors was on the Albert Ground. The weather was warmer thin most people like, though not so intensely hot as…
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ALL things considered, the arrangement of a match between the All-England Eleven and Bathurst Twenty-two ia a cricket enterprise which reflects the highest credit upon the lovers of the game in the Bathurst district. The match…
Continued on Trove, page 191 →Cricket. the All-england Eleven v. Twentifwo of Bathurst
This great event commenced on Saturday, and on Friday the Englishmen came up by special train from Sydney. The Bathurst reception committees made no mistake, and everything passed off well. We have only time to give the play,…
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A Temperance Tea Party and Ball was held last night. One hundred and seventy persons present. The weather is very hot, 108 degrees in the…
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THIS great event between our eleven English visitors and a team of fifteen, consisting of nine New south Wales players and six of Victoria, was finished on Saturday: and it is matter for regret that its conclusion was not pleasanter than it turned out,…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Braidwood. [From Our Correspondent.] Turf Club Races, First Day.—thursday, February 5
The first day's races were ushered in by a strong westeriy wind. Dust, pebbles, &., saluted those who were bent upon making the day a holiday on the course, to witness the running of the well-trained horses which had; been prepared to…
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A match was played on the Balmain Cricket Ground between the 1st eleven of the Newtown Oxford C.C. and 1st eleven of the Balmain Croydon C.C., which resulted in an easy victory for the Newtown Oxford C.C. by 73 runs…
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SIR,—Your correspondent "Anniversary" has expressed a feeling which I think will be found to be very generally entertained by the community of Sydney. It would certainly be a great pity to see an anniversary fete either…
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