Football
Mr. Kearney referees in the junior match this afternoon, and Mr. Wickerson in the senior. The Albions intend visiting…
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Cricket. the Next Australian Team
The London Times say if any Australian cricket team visits England next season it will be accorded a warmer and heartier welcome than that…
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THE Randwick Football Club won the Agricultural trophies in Sydney on Saturday, beating the Wallaroos by 13 to 8. Ten of the 13 points scored by Randwick were from field goals by Barrie, viz.,…
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ON Thursday evening last a meeting was held at Tatterrsall's Hotel for the purpose of considering the advisablenese of forming a senior cricket club from among the players…
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ON Friday a series of matches were commenced on the local courts between players from Terrible Vale and Uralla, and the Glen Innes town and country teams, and again on Saturday the Terrible…
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THE final match tor the New England Union Challenge Cup and Badges was played on the racecourse on Saturday afternoon between the Armidale and Gunnedah…
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MEMBERS Handicap -- Waltzer, Lieutentnt, Regina. Corinthian Handicap--Redavni, Cape Pigeon, Barnaby Rudge…
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Walcha fore[?]ted their cup fixture to Proprietary School on Saturday. Randwick defeated Wallaroo by [?]3 points to 8 in the final for the Royal…
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The match between Sh[?] Australian team and an All England Eleven was [?]mmenced at Lords yesterday. Stoddart's [?]m made…
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ON Wednesday afternoon o junior badge match was played on the racecourse between the Armidalo and Arfoma teams, when, for the first time this season, the…
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THERE is a provoking unreliability about the hatting department of the grand old game of cricket (says an evening paper) which at times tends to weaken the admiration of even enthusiasts. The…
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LONDON, Tuesday.—A match was commeneed at Lord's yesterday between Mr. A. E. Stoddart's team of English cricketers, who visited Australia last season, and an…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Cablegrams. Sydney, Friday. English Cricket, the Averages
The first-class cricket season in England has closed. Gwyan, of Dublin, leads the batting average with 56, then comes M'Laren 51[?]…
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OWING to the difficulty in getting a good team together it is not likely that an Armidale combination will visit Gunnedah this season as proposed. After the excellent…
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THE New South Wales Cricket Association have arranged to hold a "country week" in Sydney during the coming season, and the fixtures, so far, are as follows:— North…
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No football matches were played in Armidale on Satarday last In Sydney on Saturday, Woollahra' won the second juniors' premiership…
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A COMPLIMENTARY "send-off" cricket match was tendered to Leon Moore, the well-known Cricketer, at Maitland last Saturday. He leaves for West Australia to try fresh fields--cricket fields--and…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Yesterday's News. [Through Our Special Agents.] Football. [By Telegraph.] Sydney, Thursday Afternoon
IN a football match yesterday, between Orange and Sydney, the former won by nine points to nil…
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A series of running contests for wooden-legged athletes has just been inaugurated at Nogen sur-Marne. No fewer than sixty-saven individuals…
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