Cricket
TO MORROW a team representing the Carlton Juniors will meet the Armidale Juniors on the Show Ground--play to commence at 11 sharp. The following are the teams: --Glen Innes--S. Travers,…
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A New Football Union
WITH reference to the suggestion made in these columns some few weeks ago as to the advisableness of forming a Central New England Football Union,"Touch-line," in the Armidale Express,…
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THE eleven to represent this colony in the match against Victoria are to be selected from the following:—Turner, Moses, [?]nan, Trumper, Howell, Callaway, Iredale,…
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In the cricket match Tasmania v. Victoria the former made 330 in their first innings (Eady 116). Victoria has made 24 without the loss of a wicket…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Sporting Items. SYDNEY Turf Club Races. Sydnet
THE races In connectionwith the above club came off to-day. The attendance was moderate, and the coursewas very heavy. Following are the results:—…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Intercolonial Cricket Match. [By Telegraph.] Sydney, Monday Night
THE intercolonial cricket match, between New South Wales and Victoria, was resumed at noon to-day, the wicket being veryeloppy. A little before lunch rain set…
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A cricket match between the Everslegh and Yarrowick clubs took place on Saturday, Feb, 2nd, and resulted in a win for Yarrowick by 52 runs…
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IF things are called by their right names, how can the last engagement between representative Australian and English Cricketers be called a "test"…
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THE N.S.W. cricketers passed through Glen Innes yesterday morning, en route to Brisbane, where they commence a match against Queensland to-morrow…
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MR. Stoddart's team of English cricketers will arrive at Armidale to-morrow morning from Sydney to engage in the return match with the New England representatives…
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Mr. Stoddart, on being asked on Saturday, whether the team was going to make a big score, said:— "Yon can't make a big score against…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Cricket Carnival. Old England v. New England. Second Match at Armieale
The people of Armidale may well be pleased with the result of the return match against Mr. Stoddart's team of English Cricketers. The affair was a…
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THE following are selected to represent the Carltons in their match to-morrow afternoon against Linwood C. C.:--R. Blaxland, F. Sloman, H. Hunold, S. Travels, P. P. Abbott, C. Kemp, J. Carter,…
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The Uralla Race Club's annual meeting took place on Saturday and Monday last. The weather was fine both days, but the attendance poor…
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TO MORROW a match will be played on the cricket ground, between teams representing the Carltons and Half-holiday clubs. A MATCH will be played on the cricket ground…
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A MATCH was played on the local ground on Saturday afternoon between the Westdales and Red Range Caledonians, the latter winning by 32 runs. Scores next issue…
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As will have been noticed in last Tuesday's issue, the young men of this town have initiated steps to form a Football Union, to weld together the various local players and…
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A match will be played on the local ground next Saturday between a district team chosen by Mr. Bloxsome, and the Carltons, commencing at 2 sharp. The following will represent the Carltons, and are…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →WALCHA & District. Walcha, Saturday. WALCHA. J. C. RACES
THE annual meeting of Waleha Jockey Club took place on Thursday and Friday last. The weather was delightful daring the two days, bat the attendance was very…
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