N.B. Football Union
At a meeting of the above Union on Tuesday evening it was decided that entries for the medal competition be extended until Saturday evening next, when the committee will meet and prepare a…
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Cricket Analysis. LONDON, Wednesday
THE bowling analysis in the AustralianLondon County Match shows that Llewellyn took 3 wickets for 80, Vine 2 for 40, Braund 1 for 61, Grace 1 for 28,…
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A letter has been received from the Secretary of Gunnedah Football Club by a Neoturne player, stating that they would bring a first-class team to Inverell if a return match was…
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W. G. Grace, who captained the London County C.C. against the Australian Eleven, is 64 years of age. A match was played at Tenterden…
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THE Australians commenced their first match in England on 'Monday, against Dr. Grace's team. The wicket was wet, and low totals were the result. Australians made 117 for a…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Football in Japan
Amongst the many things that Japan borrowed from China was football, said to have been introduced as early as the middle of the seventh…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Country Cricket Competition. (To the Editor of the TIMES.)
Sir,—'The Secretary' replying to 'Justitia' in the 'Times' of the 26th ultimo, writes:—'The delegates of Gragin C.C. had every opportunity of…
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THE final of the mixed doubles tournament for Dr. Cope's trophy of a racquet to the winning lady was played oil on Thursday last, when Mr. H. R. Crossman and Miss Rodgersen (10 behind) beat…
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ON Saturday a team of juvenile Rechabites and Foresters journeyed to Emmaville, and sustained a crushing defeat at the hands of a local cehoolboy fifteen. The visitors were completely overmatched,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Trouble at Glasgow. the Football Accident
A telegram from Glasgow dated April 5, says :—A struggle of crowds which gathered at Ibrox Park to-day to witness the last international football…
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At a meeting of the N.E.R.F. Union held on Saturday night the programme of events for the sports mooting on 21st inst. was drawn up…
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Mr Walter Harrison, Honorary Secretary of the Cavendish Table Tennis Club, writes in the current issue of the "Windsor Magazine":…
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AT a meeting of the Coursing Club hold last night, it was decided to hold the next Coursing match on the 26th. June, provided it is n public holiday, but failing…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Cablegrams [Reuter's Service.—copyright.] Cricket in England. London
THE Australian cricketers won the Surrey match by an innings and 78 rons. The local team scored 96 and 122…
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THE English cricket season has been opening badly—too much rain. Is was found necessary to abandon the match, Australia versus London County. The cable reports that our…
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When Surrey and Yorkshire [?] years age, at Bradford, the wet condition of the ground prevented a start being made at the proper [?] and It was deceived to…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Cablegrams London. Thursday International Cricket. the Essex Match
The match Australian Eleven Essex was delayed by rain. Garter Saunders and Trumble were omitted from the Australian team…
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ENCOURAGED by the splendid success achieved at the recent sports, the Glen Innes Bicycle Club has decided to run a series of road races, for trophies presented by business people. The date of the…
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DURING his twenty years of refereeing, Mr. C.D. Crisp, the well-known referee, has had many remarkable experiences (says a writer in New…
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