A.J.C. Races. Saturday, April 29
Rous Handicap—Rosemead, Mack, The Hawker. Place Handicap—Long Tom. Marvel Lock, Nothes. Time 234—at Australian…
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Football
At a meeting of the N.E.R.F. Union on Monday night, Mr. S. H. Wickerson presiding,a letter was read from the West End Club; declining to…
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THE following are the entries for the mixed double handicap, to be played off to-morrow:-- C. Bloxsome and Miss O'Connor, H. Ross and Miss Parry-Okden, Dr. Cope and Mrs. Cope, W. F…
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Country-week matches in Sydney will be played early in June the ARMYDALE CHRONICLE. Arinidale, Inverell, and Glen Innes districts will send down a…
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KEEN blows the blast, The wintry winds how! round ; Football's here at last-- Hark to the whistle's sound !…
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THE local Jockey Club's races, which took place on Saturday afternoon last, were, we regret to say, unsuccessful. The heavy fall of rain a few days…
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The cricket match between the Commercial Travellers and Town did not take place on Wednesday afternoon, but a scratch match between teams selected by Messrs. A. M…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Cricket. AUSTRALIANS v Gentlemen of England London
The above match was commenced on Thursday last, the Australians batting first. Following are the scores.--Trumper 2, Duff 23, Hill,…
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The President of the G.I.F.C. has promised a cap of honor for the best all-round player during the season. Any more? INVERELL Juniors are anxious to get a…
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A meeting of the N.E R.F.U. was held at the School of Arts Hall on Monday night; when there were present: Messrs. S. H. Wickerson…
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In the match Australian Eleven v. Nottinghamshire, the former are all out for 285, Armstrong scoring 112, Noble 62, Darling 29, Hill 6, Duff 4,…
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A BLEAK cutting wind blew across Furracabad on Wednesday afternoon, and the wintry surroundings were anything but that to tempt the sportsman abroad, but…
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IT is announced that the New Zealand Rugby team to tour Great Britain will visit Australia, prior to sailing for the Old Country. Only one player has dignified his…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →County Cricket. LONDON, Wednesday Night
PLAYING for Marylebone against Sussex Warner made 204, and Fry, for Sussex, made 156…
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The following represent [?] the badge competition, in which Mr. Sweeney is reference, to be played at A[?]nidale at 3.15 to-day (Saturday):—…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Sketcher Queen Yarns. Told by a Boxing Instructor
It is many years ago now (writes an athletic trainer and boxing instructor) since I quitted the Army, and set out on my own account as a tutor of the noble art of self…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Final Cricket Match. (To the Editor of the Times.)
Sir,—In the report of the cricket match given in your last issue, the Gilgai score (first innings) is given as 87, which is a mistake, caused no doubt by the figures being…
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THE annual meeting of the members of the Glen Innes Golf Club was held in the School of Arts on Thursday evening last. Mr. J. A. Martin presided, and Messrs. C…
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THE tournament fixed for next Saturday, open to all male members of the club, is the gentlemen's captancy, for which Mr[?]. Holmes has donated a trophy. Entries for san[?] must be in the hands…
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