Cricket
Thus resulting in a tic. What will result form this we have no idea. THE 2nd East Sydney v. 1st South Sydney played a match on the Military Ground, on Saturday last, which terminated…
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MELBOURNE. Thursday, 11.35 p.m. Cricket. All-england Eleven v. Eighteen of Victoria
The weather at the cricket match yesterday was fine, but the attendance was small, and the ground rather dull, owing to yesterday's rain. Conway was chosen us captain, who won the toss, and sent…
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A MATCH was played on Saturday last between eleven University C.C. and fifteen Toxteth C.C., resulting in a very easy victory for the latter club, which appears to have gained some new strength this season, having gained an acquisition…
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OF all the healthy amusements to which at different seasons of the year young Englishmen devote their, leisure moments it is allowed on all hands (says Sporting Life) that cricket and football stand pre-eminent for affording…
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The annual general meeting of the above club was held at the Oxford Hotel on Wednesday, the 4th instant, Mr. Richard Teece in the chair. The room was well filled with members. The following report was read by one of the Honary…
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A telegram received yesterday states:—The match between Mr. Grace's team and eighteen Victorian cricketers was begun to-day on the Melbourne cricket ground. The ground…
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THE match for the Challenge Cup between the Alberts and Werwicks was continued last Saturday afternoon, and before the stumps were drawn quite a different complexion had been put upon the game to what was recorded on the…
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THIS contest, which we left at a very interesting point, after the first day's play, was continued on Saturday last, but there was only a smallattendance of spectators; the weather being not at all inviting. The last three of the Warwic[?]team…
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CRICKER ASSOCIATIONS.—Lasat evening a meeting was held at Tattersall's, Mr. R. Driver, M.P., in the chair. A letter was read from the Secretary of the Melbourne C. C., stating that a meeting had been held to form a cricket…
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A MEETING of the above association, convened for the purpose of considering the question of the present season's interolonial Match, was held last evening at Tattersall's Hotel; Mr. Richard Driver in the chair. The hon…
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A match was played on Saturday last, between the Alexandra C.C. and Surry C.C., of Pyrmont, which resulted in an casy victory for the former club in one innings. The highest scorer of the S.C.C. was Oxley, with 12 in the both innings, and…
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A cricket match was played at the Alliance Ground on St. Patrick's Day, between eleven of the Corner Cricket Club and 1st eleven of the Stage, which resulted in an easy victory for the Corner by 79 runs. The batting of Magney, Harpur, and…
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The following are the results of the second day's racing:- PUBLICANS' PURSE. Lycurgus... 1…
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THE Maiden Plate of 50 soys, with a sweep of 5 soys each added; 1½ mile. Mr. A. Bowman's ch f Rosa. 3 yrs, 7st 10lb (Thompson)... 1 A. Loder's ch h The Abbott, 4 yrs, 8st 21b (Woods)... 2…
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Fenelia... 1 Mariner... 2 Counterfeit... 3 PRINCE, OF WALES STAKES…
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Warwick, the Coursing Judge, has left by the mail, under engagement for a season to the Melbourne Coursing Club…
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Or late theie have been several difficulties about umpires' decisions, and while one of the gentlemen who acted in the last East Sydney Cup match was complaining at not being allowed a reply to "Square Leg," of the Sydney Mail, then…
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THESE rance took place on the 13th instant, and the meeting was one of the most successful hold at Morce for some time. A larger crowd than usual (says the Maintland Mercury) assembled to witness the various events, a fact which resulted…
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