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... it means more to it than to England or Australis, and affords that part of our dominions a chance, at one fe!l sweop so to speak, of becoming the world's champions. Whether that would be the imue of the triangular duel remains to be seen but there is not ...
... the best part of the day. Jumt outade the ladies’| enolosute, strewhed out limp and helpless on one of those carmages which speak sadly but eloquently of spina! or hip troubles, lay a boy with eager face watchmg every ball that was bowled, and watching ...
... the closure was applied, but | The tonth season of this always interesting com: In ordinary affairs that govern our lives we speak | slways struck me as a very questiomable war of This total was largely dus to W. Parkin and A. J. petiton opened with promise ...
... I do say 1o that they lack that mora force and persofial magmetisin which every good rofores should possess. Mr. Batclifie speaks regretfully of the time when the rofarce was everyomo's friend, and was weloomed n & sportemanlike manner by the home offiemls ...
... or bowled a ball. It is not that they were unprepared. The sole caase of tho delay has been the weather, or more etrictly speaking the effect of the copious mowsture we have been receiving for so many months past, However, this i a disebiity sufisred in ...
... echoes that of the x’l‘mu P'?‘( if ’g.}:‘a‘d m“m Colony- If it in any way indicates the feeling Cup .l‘h‘lflm about to speak of, as by “down under” then there would eppear to be |the time these lines are pegned the “Jubilee” wul very little likelihood ...
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... to over pitching 'em, and bow Joboson's half volley is far too irequent, and at the same time he takes a dotted note so to speak of the subtloties of Snooks. He begins to sco the neucleus of a good side for the Oxford match, sees that his bowling is already ...
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... The fact thas up to Tuesday mighs scvemty wickois liad been capeared by the Yorkshire bowlers at & cost of T rune apicos, speaks for Keeli. THE HAWKE TESTIMOMIAL. The tesiumonial to Lord Hawke promises w 0 be b overy way a migantic sucoess, for whlst ...
... clul in nine cases out of ien. Over and over again F. A. are not clean in this matter. Their payment| [ have heard officiads speak of certain players who to Internationals was a relaxation of the rule which| would not sign, and nothing would induce them ...