Cricket
UNIVERSITY C.C. v. CARLTON C.C.—This match at commenced on the Domain ground on Saturday list, the day being anything but suitable for cricket, the rain coming down At intervals during the…
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Cricket
WARWICK V. CIVIL SERVICE.—The first elevens of there clubs played a one-innings match on Saturday last, at the old Military Ground, which resulted in an easy victory for the former, with 8 wickets to spare. The Civil…
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1st Race Puisne Wig Cup Race.--Prize, Screw and Pension: for all State Hacks out of condition and who have never been properly trained. Allowance for broken-winded screws. 1. R. Misaacs's "Punster" late "Antigua" or "Dead Failure," by…
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A MEETING, called by circular, was held on Wednesday afternoon, at the Royal Hotel, when a few gentlemen who take an interest in the establishment of a coursing club were present, and letters were received…
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SINCE last Wednesday week, wet weather again marred the practice of the intercolonial representatives, and only two or three meetings have taken place during the past seven or eight days. On Wednesday, although the…
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BY the report of the Cricket Association meeting on Monday night, it will be seen that preparations are being made in earnest for the second Intercolonial matoh of the season, and undoubtedly the first in point…
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SCORERS OF 100 RUNS AND UPWARDS IN 1874.—In accordance with our annual custom, we present our readers with a list of the chief scores made in individual innings during the past season. It will be found more complete…
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NEW SOUTH WALES CRICKET ASSOCIATION.—A meeting of the committee of the association was held, last evening, Mr. R. Driver (president) in the chair. The minutes of last meeting were read and confirmed, and the secretary…
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A MORE favourable day for the practice of the intercolonial team could not have been wished for than yesterday. The weather was fine and not too hot, and very fair wickets were obtained. The following players were present,…
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Wednesday was important day with the selection committee, for they had to choose finally their men [?] the coming match: also to pick the fifteen to meet the chosen representatives on Saturday, then to bring up…
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EXCURSION TICKETS, at a SINGLE FARE for the DOUBLE JOURNEY, will be issued at all Stations to Sydney, for distances over 16 miles, on the 4th, 6th and 6th proximo, available for return up to and inclusive of the…
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THE race meting the suspices of the Liverpool Plains Jockey Club, same off on the 17th and 18th instant: and an influential body of officals brought things to the following satisfactory terminstion told in the Examiner:…
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The doings of the Cricket Association during the week have been as follows: The members of committee appearing determined that if activity and attention on their parts can win the match for New South…
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A MORE favourable day for the practice of the intercolonial team could not have been wished for than Wednesday last. The weather was fine and not too hot, and very fair wickets were obtained. The following players were present,…
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WHEN my next effusion appears, we shall be on the eye of the grand contest (the sceond this season) between "Victoria and Now South Wales; and it is with no small satisfaction I consider myself entitled to…
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The TRIAL MATCH.—Saturday afternoon being devoted to the [?] of the [?]lony in the coming [?] with victoria, and a celected [?] there was a better [?]…
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A MATCH between the eleven selected to represent [?] colony in the approaching match and fifteen cho[?] [?] various clubs was commenced on the Albert Ground [?] Saturday. Notwithstanding the boisterous weather [?]…
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EXCURSION TICKETS, at a SINGLE FARE for the DOUBLE JOURNEY, will be issued at all Stations to Sydney, for distances over 15 miles, on the 4th, 5th and 6th proximo, available for return up to and inclusive of the…
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THE inaugural meeting of the new Rumanian Racing Club came off on the 11th instant and following days, and judging from what we read of it, success seems to have attended the exertions of the officials,…
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A few members of the committee met last evening at Tattersall's, in spite of the rain, when little was done except the receiving of a little information from the selection and managing committees. Mr. Barton…
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