Cricket
THE annual meeting of the Carlton C. C .takes place at the Great Central Hotel to-night. THE annual meeting of the Glen Innes C. C. was held at Tattersall's on Friday, 26th inst. There…
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Football. Final to-morrow
H. TRAVERS and Watson having fallen out of the Wallaroo team for to-morrow, Wynn and Bennett have been substituted. A MEETING of the Northern Border Union will…
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While the Bingara footballers were playing at Warialda on Saturday, someone entered the pavilion and "went through" the pockets of the clothes the…
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FOR the first time in the annals of Glen Innes football, we are favored with a visit from an intercolonial team, and this afternoon the New South Wales representatives will meet a combination…
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The return match between Queensland and New South Wales was played on Saturday and resulted in a draw—each side scoring three points…
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ON Wednesday last the New England Coursing Club held their second meeting under most favourable conditions. A beautiful fine day following the beneficial…
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A FANCY dress football match is spoken of as a finale for to- morrow week; SHORTLY after the visit of the Northern Border Union team to Armidale challenges purporting to…
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THE annual general meeting of the Northern Border Cricket Association was held at the Great Central Hotel on Saturday night, under the presidency of Dr. Wrigley, patron. The attendance…
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THE Melbourne Cricket Club has empowered the Cricket Council to arrange for the visit of the next English Eleven to Australia…
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The second meeting of the New England Coursing Club was held at Salisbury on Wednesday, last week, and was a complete success, the…
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PRACTICE at the nets commenced on Saturday afternoon in the Park. WBLLINGROYE and Tent Hill clubs are spoken of as likely starters in the go for the Challenge…
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GENERAL meeting of Cricket Association on Saturday night next. The match committee will afterwards meet and arrange the fixtures. I an sorry to hear that Joe Goodman was…
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President: Mr. J. D.Bradley. Vice-Presidents Dr. Mailam, Inspector Beavis. Messrs. Lonsdale, Dennis, Drew, Leggo, and Tokio…
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A GUINEA each has been donated to the Wellin grove, Glen Innes, Carlton, and Stonehenge clubs by Mr. T. Chandler. THE Competition, which has been arranged in…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Latest Up to Publication. Sydney, Monday, .5.26 p.m. Rosehill Races
Demonstration Handicap -- Feu-de-joi, Fitzroy, Johansen…
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THE third sports meeting under the auspices of the above association was held at Armidale last Friday, when another big success was recorded. The weather…
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COMPETITION matches begin on Saturday, when Dundee will meet Glen Innes in town. ON the 29th instant, the day following the School Sports, the teachers--a powerful combination, by…
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VERY unfavorable weather was experienced at Caulfield, rain fell and it was gusty nearly all day. Results: Caulfield Stakes--The Chief, Battalion,…
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THE spring meeting of the Victoria Amateur Turf Club was commenced at Caulfield this afternoon. The weather was very wet, with heavy rains and strong…
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A PERSON who derived his knowledge of cricket' from a perusal of the newspapers would come to the conclusion that it's about as dangerous as l…
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