Football
F. G. Finley, the crack New England half, it looked upon as the champion scrum man of the metropolitan teams. C. Scott, another old-time…
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Sporting. CRICKET
THE Marlebone team had a narrow escape of defeat at the bands of the Australians last week, who only required 32 runs to win, with six wickets in hand, when rain set in and…
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ON Saturday afternoon the local ground presented quite a lively appearance, a very large crowd rolling up to witness the two games decided. The match being the Glen…
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The Armidale School team had a day-out at the expense of Guyra on Saturday last, the score-tally showing 83 points to nil in their favor at the…
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Daring a football match at Warrigal (Vic.) yesterday, Thomas Higgins, captain of one of the teams, received a Icicle in the stomach, which proved…
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The Oaks resulted:—Sceptre 1, Glass Jug 2. Australian Star ran third in the Dordans Plate at Epsom…
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During a football match at Warrigal (Vic.) Thomas Higgins, captain of one team, received a kick in the stomach, which proved fatal…
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The Australians commenced a match at Cambridge on Monday. The weather was showery. Cambridge, in their first innings,…
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IT is extremely unlikely that Howell or Saunders will play in the test match. Though Saunders is slightly better…
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Temworth and Armidale engaged in a return match on the local racecourse on Wednesday afternoon, a couple of hundred spectators…
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The cricket cables have kept us well conversant with the state of the English weather conditions. So far there has been nothing but rain…
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IN the first grade matches in Sydney on Saturday Globe defeated Newtown, Western Suburbs beat North Sydney, University vanquished Eastern Suburbs, and South…
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A MATCH betweeen the Coronations and Federal Clubs was played on Queen's Park, which resulted in a victory for the firstnamed by 3 points to nil. N. Bartlett…
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West End had a great [?] with the Guyra team on Saturday, in the presence of a large and very enthuslastic crowd of spectators including…
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The Arm Hale School team defeated the Old Boys of the School, in the annual game on Monday. Tries were scored by Bardekin, Nivison, and…
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When Surrey and Yorkshire act, some years ago, at Br[?]ford, the wet condition of the ground [?] a start being made at the proper time, and it was decided to…
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A MATCH, town v. country, has been arranged for Coronation day. The following players have been selected to represent the town (six to play) -- Dr. Cope and Messrs. Glennie, Wisdom, Ramsay, and…
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THE following Norwood players have been chosen to journey to Emmaville to-morrow : -- Nowland, Bayliss, Brydon, Mourant, L. Maund, M. Maund, S. Whyte, J. Whyte, Brown (captain), M' Shane,…
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MR. T. H. WILLIAMS, N.B.R.F.U. delegate to the N.S.W. Union, writes to the effect that on Friday last a resolution was passed in Council "instructing the secretary to write the New…
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THE committee of the New England R.F.U. on Monday evening discussed matters in connection with the trophy offered by Mr Sawers for competition among clubs affiliated with that body…
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