Football Notes
WE excerpt from the Record the following account of the visit of the Glen Innes footballers to Tenterfield :-- The event of the football season came off on…
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Athletics and Diet
Given a man whose life is devoted to a professional pursuit and who draws chiefly on his mental energies, how shall he get the most, and best out of hims if and reach his…
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ON Saturday last the Tamworth Tennis Club sent sir representatives to try conclusions with the Armidale Association team. The weather in the morning was…
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A MEETING of the above Club was held at Boorolong on the 19th inst. The Committee's report was received, also the financial statement, which at present…
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THE Dutch have perhaps taken to British sports more aptly than any other people on the Continent (says a London paper of August 12.) Last week a three days'…
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CAULFIELD Stakes.--Marvel, Bungebah, Dillon' Other starters: Lyndhurst, Tarcoola, Gnaroo, Tirailleur, Enue, Burlesque, Whimbrel, Malvolio, Gresford, Megaphone, Magic Circle, Lord Hopetoun…
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FULLER Pilch, an English umpire of repute, refused to give Dr. E. M. Grace out on the latter's first appearance at Canterbury. The batsman was palpably out…
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After the first race rain fell, and drizzling showers tended to mar the sport and made the track heavy. The attendance was enormous, including a large number of visitors from…
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ON Saturday last the representatives of the Chandler C. C. journeyed to Hillgrove West, where they met and defeated an eleven of the local players by an…
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FOAL Stakes.--Strathmore, Sainfoin, Tiraillerie. Flemington Stakes.--Urith, Happy Jack, The Captain. V.R.C. Handicap.--Portsea, Sir William, Chintz…
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As usual there was nothing done in Melbourne to-day but the races, the excitement over which was intense, the Cap being the all-absorbing topic: The weather was simply magnificent, and the…
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ON Monday last a team of Walcha cricketers met the Armidale boys and indulged in a friendly game on the oval. Mr. P. G. Marsh captained the home…
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The Austrian Government has always had great difficulty in managing Bohemia, bat recently matters have grown worse through a panslavist propaganda among the young…
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THE English Ruby Football players who have been touring in South Africa returned home two or three days ago (says a London paper of October 2). Their…
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Probably this is the most troublesome insect affecting the canes of the raspberry. The female cricket lays her eggs in the autumn by thrusting her long ovipositor…
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THIS match was concluded last Saturday, and resulted in an easy win for the former by one innings and 51 runs. At the close of the preceding Saturday's play the…
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ON Saturday last there was a very fair attendance on the course to witness races that had been arranged by the committee of the New England Jockey Club. The…
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ON Saturday last the Armidale Cricket Club sent forth an eleven to play a friendly game with a Salisbury combined team, including two good men from…
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