Costume Cricket Match
The coa[?] cricket match, i aid of the Winder Fire Relief Fund and the window and orphan of the last Cornelius Ward, [?] off on the Albert Ground, on Saturday afternoon next. All the theatrical…
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Toowoomba Races
Judge: The Hon. James Taylor, M.L.C. Stewarde; Messrs. G. Hamilton. T. G. Robinson, G. H. Davenport, R. J. Barry, G. B. King, E. W. Pechey, T. Lavis, E. L. Thronton, and T. Perkins. Treasurer: Mr. Henry Spiro. Clerk of the Scales:…
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A[?] six successive years of defeat, the tide has at last turned in favour of the New South Wales knights of the willow, who have scored a brilliant victory, after probably one of most interesting and exciting contests that have…
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TAKEN as a whole, the season just passed away has been a most successful one. The great or first-class matches, as they are called, have shown us cricket of a high order. The games at Lord's and the Oval between the Gentlemen…
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UNDER the management of the S.H.C. committee. Judge: Mr. E. Lee. Starter: Mr. W. P. Bowes. Handicapper: Mr. Scarr. Timekeeper, Mr Robins. Clerk by the course: Mr. Herald. Secretary: Mr…
Continued on Trove, page 30 →Cricket. New South Wa[?] V. Ballarat Fifteen
On New Year's Day and Saturday last the victorious Welshmen tried conclusions with fifteen representatives of the golden city. Unfor[?]nately, owing to the rain and other causes, the match could not be…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Intercolonial Cricket Match. Second Day, Monday, December 29, 1874
THIS wonderfully well-played match, which has been almost the sole topic of conversation here since Saturday, was resumed on Monday at five minutes past noon. The beat of the day may be more easily imagined than…
Continued on Trove, page 46 →Cricket. the Intercolonial Match. Victoria V. N, S. Wales. Second Day, 28Th December, 1874
THIS exciting contest was resumed on Monday last, in the presence of about 5000 on-lookers. On the opening day of the match the weather was specially adapted for cricket, but on the second day the reverse was the…
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THE Albert Ground, that most popular place of amusement was Saturday the scene of a grand costume cricket match by members of the Dramatic, Musical and Variety professions, prominent amongst whom, as…
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A COSTUME cricket match and other sports, got up by the members of the Victoria and Queen's Theatres, in aid of the sufferers by the Windsor fire and the family of the late Cornelius Ward, took place on Saturday last, at the Albert…
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On Saturday evening, after the costume cricket match on the Albert Ground the—committee met at Punch's Hotel, and counted [?] taken at the gates. The whole of this sum will be…
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THE usual fo[?] ghtly meeting of the above association was held last evening, at Tattersall's Hotel. Mr. Richard Driver (President) occupied the chair, and there was a fair at endance of members. The minutes of the last meeting…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Anniversary Regatta. to the Editor of the Hearld
SIR,—Your correspondent of Saturday'issue, " F.C. B.," has made what I suppose is his best effort to heap obloquy on the committee of this regatta, because apparently its programme in one particular is not to his liking. If every…
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A meeting of the New South Wales Cricket Association was held at Tattersall's last evening, when here was a fair attendance of members, and also most of the cricketers who took part in ike late…
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ON Saturday, the 2nd instant, the return match between the Cooerwell C. C. and Wallerawang United C. C., came off oh the grond of the latter, and re[?] in anoter decided victory for the bo[?] Bowen[?] Club—they defeating…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Champion Crew and the Anni Versary Regatta. to the Editor of the Herald
SIR,— I see that Mr. J. O. Gilchrist, the hon. treasurer of the regatta, in replying to "F, C. B." in this day's issue defends the action of his committee in attempting to define the term "a[?]ateur," so as to exclude our champion…
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Native Boss t. QUEEN'S OWN.—Not wiht standing the very ex[?]dting contests the Albert Ground on Saturday last, the above clubs met on Matchett's Flat, and got through an innings each, the former scoring 31, and the latter 26, then…
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