Bowls
Our Newcastle correspondent wires :--"The St. Loonards Bowling Club ha invited the members of the Newcastle Bowling Club to [?] ju[?]heon and a friendly guide of bowls in Sydney on the 27th in[?]…
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Cricket
THE SYDNEY CLUB.-Mr. L. 6. Abrams, hon. Bocretary of the Sydney Cricket Club, writeB in reference to the action of the cammittee of the Cricket Association is shelving the application of the club…
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Our Bourke correspondent wires: -- Local pods, and sporting man generally are jubilant over Arnold's win in the late Botany Handicap. He is well known in this…
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Goddard, the Barrier champion, we notice, has been doing a bit of advertising over in Melbourne as the expense, of Mick Dooley. Some time ago an effort was made…
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At a meeting of the Victorian. Cricket Association on Tuesday, the following players were selected to go to Sydney for the intercolonial match with New South Wales, Mr. G. R. Browning…
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A meeting of club representatives was held on Wednesday night at the Exchange Hotel, to further consider the rules for the proposed interclub contests. Mr. A. Lee occupied the chair,…
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The following are selected to play for Albion against Burwood Alliance on Albion wicket to-day: Brothers [?], Cook (2), Wall, Halmarick (3), Garlick, Guerin, Jones…
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MELBOURNE, Friday.--The Marine Board today decided to lay a formal charge of misconduct against the captains of the excursion steamers Ozone and Coogee in connection with…
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The usual monthly meeting of the committee of the New South Wales Cricket Association was held on Monday night at the Oxford Hotel. There were present—Messrs Gibson (in the chair),…
Continued on Trove, page 150 →Jovknils Cricket. Crrswicks v Auburn Lillywhitrs
This match was played at Auburn on Saturday last, and resulted in a win for the Creswioks by 75 runs. In the first innings the Creswicks scored 82 runs—Powell 28,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Cricket. Serious Injury to Mr. Charles Turner
During the practice oh the afternoon of last Thursday week for the intercolonial match a rather painful accident happened to one of our crack bowlers, Mr. Charles Turner. It appears…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →A Cricket Dispute. to the Editor of the Cumberland Argus
Sir,—I noticed in your issue of the 28th instant that the Dural Secretary made a complaint about the Albions. He says that there was a shadow on the wicket and that the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Cricket. A Consistent Parramatta Cricketer. Mr. Sydney R. WALFORD (See portrait on page 20.)
Mr. Sydney Rundle Walford was born in 1858, and is therefore 31 years old. He finished his education in the King's School, Parramatta. After leaving school in 1877 he joined the Warwick Club in Sydney,…
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A last reminder is given to pedestrians that the entries for the Anniversary Handicap of £165 to be run at the Lillie Bridge Grounds on Saturday and Wednesday nights, the 26th and 29th last., and…
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Fitzsimmons, who beat Ellis, the New Zealander, the other night, is out with a challenge to fight Jem Hall. He declares himself willing to fight in six weeks time…
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STEVENSON BROTHERS' CUP.—The match for Stevenson Brothers' Cup, between the representatives of Akhurst Harper v. John Bridge resulted in a victory for the former by an innings and 37 runs. The…
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MUSICAL CRICKETERS.—The three Parramatta bands (Cumberland, Rosehill, and Star) have decided to amalgamate, and a meeting will shortly be held for the purpose of submitting rules, &c. A cricket…
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