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FIFTH CONTEST FOB THE CHALLENGE CUP.
The language indulged in by cricketers generally last Saturday, in regard to the weather, is totally unfit for publication. Although one or two clubs had played ...
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ATHLETIC SPORTS.
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AQUATICS.
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NEARY AND BIRD HATCHED.
These two celebrated runners are now matched to ran a mile and a half, Neary receiving 30 yards start, for £50 a side. Articles have been duly drawn up and signed, and the ...
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WILLS'S "CRICKETERS' GUIDE."
Sir,—I feel so much flattered by the favourable notice a few hastily-put-together lines of mine have received at the hands of your cricketing critic, and the gentlemen connected ...
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THE OPENING BAT OF THE SEASON.
To-day, at half-past 2 o'clock, the rowing season of 1871-72 will be opened by a grand procession of boats on the Upper Yarra, in which all the clabs will take part. No less ...
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THE WAREHOUSEMEN'S SPORTS MEETING.
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CRICKET IN TASMANIA.
The annual meeting of the Launceston Cricket Club was held at the Brisbane Hotel on Thursday evening, October 12, G. T. Collins, Esq., a vice-president of the club, in ...
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AMATEUR ROWERS.
I really think that Mr. J. H. Hood, of No. 6 Temple-oourt is deserving of some pity. He writes not like a man who has only, after all, lost a boat race, and perhaps ...
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FOOTBALL.
There is nothing more puzzling for footballets, when the last day of the season has pasted away, than, to know what to do with themselves. They wander about listlessly, as ...
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