Football
A movement is on foot in Tamworth to start a junior competition, Something of the kind should be attempted in Armidale this season…
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Cricket
A cricket match will he played at Guyra on Saturday next, 27th instant, between a combined team from Coningdale, Aberfoyle, and Rockvale,…
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The final match for the British Football Association Cup was played at Crystal Palace on Saturday, and resulted in a draw between the…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Country Cricket Competition. Final—gum Flat v. GRAGIN
Reviewing the fast waning cricket season we are reluctantly compelled to admit that Inverellites have failed to infuse any appreciable enthusiasm into that noble sport. The reason of…
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THE Central New England Coursing Club held their first meeting of the season on Wednesday last on the Armidale racecourse. Despite the…
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THE usual race meeting of the above Club took place on Wednesday last on the local Racecourse. The weather was anything but agreeable, a bitterly cold…
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The opening meeting of the Central New England Coursing Club took place on the Armidale racecourse last Wednesday. Notwithstanding…
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On Saturday last the final match for the New England cup and badges was played at Armidale, the contesting teams being Uralla (winners of, the town series) and Coningdale…
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At a meeting of the N.E.R.F.U. Managing Committee on Wednesday night it was decided to send a letter of thanks to Mr.Alleine Fletcher of…
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Sir,—I fully intended that my last effusion RE the above should be the "final," as far as I was concerned, at any rate, but since "A Delegate" has…
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IN August of last year the New South Wales Rugby Football Union invited the various branch Unions under its control to offer suggestions regarding the carrying out of me country week…
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Armidale School played a team selected from the local clubs on Saturday, and won by 9 points to nil Finley and Richards scored. Mr,…
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The senior cricket season at Adelaide has concluded. F. Hack heads both the batting and bowling averages for the season. His batting…
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The third annual re-union under the auspices of the Inverell Race Club will take place on Goodwood to-day and to-morrow, The committee have held frequent m[?]tings of…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Country Cricket Competition. to the Editor of the Interell Times
Sir,—"Geebung" in a previous letter intimated that it was his desire to discontinue this correspondence. My reply to him, however, evidently ruffled his feathers and touched him…
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FOR the ladies' captaincy Miss Burne defeated Mrs. Bloxsome, and Mrs, Holmes beat Mrs. Wisdom. The following are the handicaps for the Burgess Abbott trophies to-morrow:--Mrs Ho[?]mes…
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Last Wednesday afternoon, a match was played between Armidale School and the Carltons. Much good play was displayed on both sides, and the…
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Splendid weather favoured the opening of the race meeting of the Tamworth Jockey Club on Tuesday, and the attendance was large…
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THE Canterbury Committee has decided that the race meeting that was originally fixed for April 27th, and postponed on account of the wet…
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MANY of the cricket captains consider that the new rule concerning "leg before wicket" will ruin club cricket. Dr. Grace, the famous cricketer, has…
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