Football
SEEING the announcement in the papers that a charge would be made for entry to the football field at Coopernook, we expected a great game, and went. The…
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Wingham Races
THE race meeting held in connection with the Wingham Jockey Club, on Saturday last, must have afforded the greatest measure of gratification to…
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SEEING the announement in your paper that a charge would be made for entry to the football field at Coopernook, we expected a great game, and went. The Lower Manning Club men have bigger expenses…
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The above teams met on the Taree Bark on Saturday afternoon last, when the visitors won, after a closely cootested and exciting match, by 4 points to 3…
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A SPECIAL meeting of delegates of the above union was held in the School of Arts, Taree, on Wednesday night, the 30th instant. Mr. James Gilbert…
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ON Saturday last the above teams met at Cundle. As both sides have had a taste on the giddy heights of fame, and carry a lively record, some interest was manifested. But the real noisy barrackers are away…
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Seniors and juniors tried conclusions at Wingham on Saturday afternoon last. Both teams were poorly represented, new chums were plainly…
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The usual meeting of monthly delegates to the above Union was held on Saturday night, August 2nd, when the following delegates were present:…
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Moung toon, Mcung Chit and Moung Myha are the names of the three amazing Burmese football players whose then minutes' performance is quite the best and…
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THE inaugural meeting of the Willawarrin Jockey Club, held on Wednesday last, was very successful, but for an unfortunate series of mishaps which…
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Two interesting matches were announced by advertisement for Saturday last, so we went to Taree ground. The day was lovely, and a great crowd assembled as the afternoon…
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THE first race meeting under the newlyformed Willawarrin Jockey Club held on wednesday last attracted a good crowd of visitors from all parts of the district, The…
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Hamilton footballers arrived in Wingham on Wednesday at about noon and engaged in a friendly game with the local boys during the…
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The above teams met at Coopernock on Monday afternoon, and tried conclusions. Mr. C. S. Ellis captained the home team, while Mr. Ringland acted in a similar capacity for Hamilton…
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THE following were the scores at the tennis match on Saturday, the 9th instant, between Cundle and Croki, at Croki:-- Bowling and Cox v, A. Sweeney and H. Sweeney,…
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THESE clubs met at Coopernook on Coronation Day, when Harrington were successful, by 42 games to 36. The following were the scores:--…
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Oh Saturday last the Hamilton team played against Cundletown, at Cundle. Mr. McInherney was referee, and proved himself active and impartial…
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ON Saturday last the Hamilton football team played against Cundletown at Cundle. Mr. M'Inherney was referee, and proved himself active and impartial…
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The drought may trouble half the world, And so can timber taxes, Our football colon are unfurl'd— Farewell to saws and axes…
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