Cricket
A. Grounds, making his first appearance in inter-State cricket, bowled 120 balls, and got six wickets for eight runs for New South Wales…
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Tingha Races
The Tingha Jockey Club's meeting on Easter Monday was attended by over 1000 people, and everything passed off splendidly—in fact, this…
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DURING a Turf career of ever a qu[?] of century I have been inadvertently placed in numerous awkward positions, but the dilemma about which I am going to…
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THE local Jockey Club's annual race meeting was held on Monday and Tuesday last, and proved a record success financially. Over a thousand persons were present the first day…
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THE New South Wales team defeated the Queenelanders by 9 wickets and 75 runs. URALLA-Hillgrore-Armidale team defeated Hunter River district at Armidale on Monday…
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The annual meeting of delegates to the above Union was held at the School of Arts on Wednesday night. Mr. S. J. Kearney, M.L.A…
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THE initial meeting of the local Coursing Club, which is out down to take place on the new ground to-morrow forenoon, is likely to prove a success in every respect, and no…
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The attempt of the local football club to form a district union is taking shape. Drake has intimated its willingness to join, but replies have not yet been received…
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In the B series, Bungulla's win over Station places Station, Bungulla and Half-Holiday on equal footing, and consequently these clubs will bave to play off,…
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For sometime many of our sports have been agitating for a Pony Racing Club, but the matter bung fire. However it is now an accomplished fact, a club having…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Dundee Football Club
OUR athletic friends at Dundee have already taken a bound into the football arena. The annual meeting of the local Club was held, on Saturday evening, when there was a good attendance. The…
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Uralla beat Hillgrove on Saturday, Uralla scoring 330 and Hillgrove 130 J. M'Kay, for Uralla, made 150 and 50 not out…
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The final cricket match between the Inverell and H.H. teams commences (weather permitting) at 2 o'clock to-day. A silver coin will be charged for admission, and as the…
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ON Wednesday the Glen Innes Coursing Club inaugurated its first meeting on the new course, which is situated on the common, about one mile from town. The…
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A meeting of footballers will be held in the School of Arts to-morrow evening for the purpose of forming a union…
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The Association meeting convened for Wednesday night to fix a date for the play off in the B competition and to arrange a wind up for theseason lapsed for the want…
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The cricket season ended in Sydney on Saturday last, Burwood winning the premiership, J. R, Mackay's name appars second…
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URALLA defeated Hillgrove last Saturday by 330 to 230—J. Mackay making 150. J. R. MACKAY is fourth on the list in the Sydney batting averages for the season. He…
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NOTWITHSTANDING a liberal programme and the fact that certain expenditure was necessary in improvements to the ground, the Glen Lines Coursing Club come out of…
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