Uralla News. TENNIS
The Uralis tennis players journeyed to Terrible Vale on Saturday last, and met the players of that elation. After a most enjoyable game, which…
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International Cricket. LONDON
MR. A. C. M'LAREN has decided to take a cricket team to Australia. It will include Jessop, Lilley, and Hayward…
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Many football matches nowadays, especially cup ties and encounters generally in which there is much at stake, are won by sheer trickery—or superior tactics, as the…
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THE first match of the season was played at Bundarra on Saturday last, and proved a walk over for the local team. Bora Creek, it seems, had great difficulty in raking up a…
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Bora v. Albions this afternoon. The opening football match of the season takes places in Inverell on Wednesday next. Half Holiday and Nocturnes open the…
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LAST Saturday the employees of Keera Station indulged in a most enjoyable day's racing, the programme a really good one, consisting of six events, all of which were most…
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THE Guyra Race Club held a day's races on Saturday. The weather was fine, and the attendance large, while the bookmaking fraternity [?]ustered in strong force. The local…
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ON the racecourse on Saturday last teams representing the Carlton and Guyra clubs met in a struggle for supremacy. A very interesting game…
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Hurdle Raco--Avernim, Battler, Wilderness. Stewards' Mile--Edna, Leapfrog, Oberon…
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On Saturday Carltons again asserted their superiority over all-comers by getting home ahead of Guyra thirteen points to the good. The…
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Whilst taking part in the football match on Saturday B. Baker bod the misfortune to sustain a severe fracture of the left shoulder. Baker obtained possession of the ball and was…
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THE second coursing meeting of the season of the Central New England Coursing Club was held on the racecourse, Arundale, on Wednesday last. Despite the…
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THE following team will represent Glen Innes against Deepwater in the medal competition tomorrow (Saturday) :--Glen, Adams, Bayliss. J. and S. Whyte, Meurant, Every, Sampson, M'Pharlane…
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THERE will be no senior matches played in Armidale on Saturday. The following team will leave for Sydney on Thursday night next to represent…
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The second meeting this season of the Central New England Courting Club took place on the Armidale racecourse last Wednesday, in real…
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Ten members of die Bundarra Football Club went to Tingba on Saturday to play the Tingha team, with the result that they were defeated by 9 points to 3. For the winners…
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Albions journey to Bundarra on Saturday (to-day), to play a competition match. The attendance at Wednesday's match was very small, owing, no doubt, to the extremely…
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The Armidale School team defeated the Sydney Grammar School this afternoon by seven points to four—goal from a mark and a try by Harden…
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Nocturnes play Wanderers to-day, on the latter's ground. Half Holiday players travel to Copeton on Saturday to meet last year's premiers…
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THE Tamworth Coursing Club held its second meeting of the season on the local ground on Wednesday last. There was a very good attendance,…
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