Cricket
Alex. Bannerman, the famous stonewaller, was 37 years of age on Sunday. Great difficulty is experienced in getting a team together to represent…
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Football
THE postponed animal meeting of the Armidale Football Club was held at the Criterion Hotel on Friday evening last, Mr. A. Braund occupying the chair. The…
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GEORGE GIFFEN spent his 37th birthday on the briny ocean on Friday, and Clem. Hill his 19th ditto on Saturday. THE townspeople seem to have just awakened to…
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THE folowing are the results of the above races, which took place on Saturday:—Flying Handicap: Sadur, Dora, Moorefield…
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During this season the West End club has only suffered defeat twice—at the hands of Black Mountain each time…
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The municipal Council is seriously discussing the subject of free swimming baths for the people, three of which, fed by a newly-discovered hot…
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THE annual meeting of the Albion F. C. was held on Tuesday evening last, there being a good attendance, and Mr. P. Cotterell was voted to the chair. The report…
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KELLY and Johns have, it is said, to halve one man's share of the Australian Eleven profits. THE much talked-of cricket match between Inverell and Armidale will be played at Inverell…
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THE Australian Cricketers played a match at Colombo against 18 of Ceylon. The latter scored 97, and the Australians lost eight wickets for 179, the top scorers…
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It is to be hoped that the local Union will provide a cup or badges for competition by second Juniors this season. The Walcha footballers are already…
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A cricket match will take place on the Show Ground on Easter Monday, the players will be selected from the following: Married ; P. Hamilton, J…
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The first day's races run on Thursday, last week, resulted us follows : Granville Stakes: Dodo, Dora, Talivera…
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THE annual meeting of the New England Rugby Football Union will be held this evening for the election of officers and other important business in connection…
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The Armidale H.H. Association defeated the Hillgrove H.H. Association on Friday by 10 wickets. A match was played on Friday…
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The day's racing inaugurated, by the West End Pony Club came off on the racecourse on Monday last in the presence of about, 200 spectators…
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At the Moor Creek nose yesterday a horse bolted and ran into a crowd of 160 spectators, with the result that five young men were seriously hurt…
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PANTHER Creek is a stream in northeastern Colorado. One of the sources of the stream, is a shallow, sedgy pond, from which the water pours ever a ministure…
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THE annual meeting of the New England Rugby Football Union was held on Tuesday evening last at Tattersall's Hotel, when 20 delegates were present representing all the…
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AN eleven styled the Mixed Team, selected, by Mr. Gilchrist, will to-morrow afternoon at the hour of 1 o'clock commence an attack, upon the Glen Innes C.C. The 'Mixture' is made up of F…
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