Cricket. Teachers V. Combined Eleven
AGREAT deal of interest was taken in the return match on Saturday between the teachers in the district and an eleven representing Taree and Cundle. The…
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Cricket. Wallamba V. Pearls
A FRIENDLY game of cricket was played on Saturday, 29th April, between the above-named clubs on the latter’s ground, and resulted in an…
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The following matches took place on Saturday:--SMITHTOWN v. GLADSTONE. Played at Smithtown and resulted…
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The final match for the Hart Challenge Cup took place on Saturday, when the United Club beat Frederickton and thus won the trophy. The…
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LAST Thursday I went to see how Dubbleoh would shape on his arrival from the Big Smoke. He was shepherded by the owner of Fourpecks, his quondam rival. Whilst…
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A match was played on the Kempsey ground on Saturday last between the above teams. The cricket concrete had been blinded over, and the ground was in…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →How Football Referees Are Tricked
ALL'S fair in love and war--and in modern Association football. I once refereed in a match between two well-known teams which, to separate them from professional…
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THE Bye Electoral Stakes of £300, with Perks added. Open to all comers. Nominations £40, to go to the fund. Distance, once round the…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Football. MACLEAY v. Port Macquarie
A TEAM picked from the Kempsey and Frederickton Clubs met the Port Macquarie footballers on the Port ground on Queen's Birthday. The weather was all which…
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WEDNESDAY last being observed as a public holiday at the mine, a number of persons took advantage of the opportunity to go to the Nambucca…
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A young man named Coleb, living at Newcastle, fell dead while playing in a football match at Maitland…
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No matches of importance were played last Saturday, the majority of the clubs playing scratch matches. On the Kempsey ground a fair muster of Wild Colonials and…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →A Yorkshire Racing Anecdote. [?]Cene at Doncaster September, 182[?] Run in 3min. 25sec
THE following anecdote is recorded John Jackson, the Yorkshire Jokes who won the St. Leger eight lines. Perhaps the most successsful of the victories…
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THE Novelty Match between the Kempsey Club and the Lower Macleay Niggers (the Frederickton team with their faces and hands blackened), after being twice…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Football. Port Macquarie V. WAUCHOPE
THE return match between these two teams took place at Wauchope on Saturday last, there being a large concourse of spectators present. The day was an ideal on the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →International Cricket. AUSTRALIA V. Kent. London, June 22
[?] australians commenced their 14th ma[?] to-day. [?]m, M'Leod, and Conningham stood sto[?] from the Australian team…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Football. Wild Colonials v. KEMPSEY
A match between the above clubs was played on the West Kempsey ground on Saturday last. There was a good attendance. Mr. Thos. Meads acted as umpire,…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →CORRESPONDENCE. Although always willing to ventilate matters of public interest, we do not hold ourselves responsible for the opinions expressed. the Football Team for the Clarence. To the Editor
SIR,--Says the Clarence and Richmond Examiner.--" Notwithstanding the disastrous flood, the Macleay football team and a number of the principal business men…
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The above match was commenced at the Old, Trafford Ground Manchester to-day. The attendance was moderate. The weather was hot and sultry and the…
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About 200 people assembled on the Government wharf on Saturday night for the purpose of giving a "send-off" to the team which was leaving for the Clarence…
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