Football. Cundle V. Croki
These teams met on the Cundle ground last Saturday afternoon, aud the match ended in victory for Cundle. The scores were:—Cundle 11 points;…
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Football. CUNDLE v. Croki, at Cundle
Funny things are boys and men (Funny indeed they are); Out they go, three times ten, With spangle, stripe, and star…
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A MEETING of the Macleay branch of the New South Wales Rugby Football Union was held at the Court House Hotel on Wednesday evening last. The President…
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The football match between Cundle ; and Croki, on Saturday last, was carried out under Mr. A. McDonald, as referee. The game was played in…
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A NEW club is being formed in Tinonee. A meeting was held last Thursday night, when there was a fair attendance. An early start is being made, so that all preliminaries can be arranged, and everything…
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Owing to wet weather and sloppy condition of the ground, the above match did not take place last Saturday, WINGHAM V. CONDLE…
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ON Saturday morning it was evident that the Cundle football ground, which, under normal conditions, is the best on the Manning River, was totally unfit for play. Added to that, a number of prominent…
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TEAMS representing the Lower and Upper Macleay met at Kempsey on Saturday last. The ground was in a very bad condition, and good play was impossible. The first half…
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THE above match was played at Wingham on Saturday last. The afternoon was beautifully fine, which no doubt caused a good number to witness the match…
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THE Kempsey and Wild Colonials were to have played a match on Saturday last, but owing to only about six or seven Colonials turning up, the game was abandoned and…
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THE following team will represent Taree in the above match at Coopernook to-day (Saturday) Messrs. A Polson, C. Trotter. E Thorne, S Clerke, E Fotheringham, P. Addison, J Baker, H. Corny,…
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July 23.—Taree v. Wingham, at Taree, Referee—Mr. Jas. Gilbert. Lower Manning v. Candle, at Candle. Referee—Mr. H. Gordon…
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THE above-named club held a special meeting in the Temperance Hall last Thursday night. There was a very large attendance. Capt. H. Gollan, J.P. presided. On opening the meeting, he said he felt…
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THE above clubs met on the ground of the latter on Saturday afternoon last—Dr. Howse and Mr. G. M'Cartney being the respective captains. The home team were rather slow in getting…
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THE above teams met at Coopernook on Saturday last. The ground was very slippery and the ball greasy, which prevented any passing. Up to…
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A meeting of the Macleay branch of the N.S. Wales Rugby Union was held at Wallace's Hotel on Tuesday evening last. Mr. S. Borger was in the chair, and there was a…
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UNION fixtures up to end of Second Round of badge-matches:— JULY 16TH. Hamilton v. Laurie[?] at Laurieton—R…
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Tub above teams met on the Taree ground on Saturday afternoon last, when the Wingham team won by 6 points to nil. Mr. Jas. Gilbert gave every satisfaction as referee…
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The above teams met at Cundle on Saturday last. The weather was bitterly cold, and showers of rain fell during the progress of the game. The…
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