Football Fancies
GLEN INNES will be represented on the North -Western Union delegate list by Messrs. C. Murray and H. Bowd. DEEPWATER is endeavoring to keep the…
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County Cricket. London, Sunday Night
PLAYING for Sussex against Nettinghamshire, Fry scored 97 in the first innings and 201 (not out) in the second innings…
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Fine weather again favoured the C.N.E. Coursing Club's meeting the third this season—at Alexandra Park on Wednesday afternoon. There was a good attendance,…
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Longshoremen don't know every thing. One of the things they are not acquainted with is the method of teaching youngsters to swim in the Navy. The Idea prevailing with…
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MEETING of Half Holiday Junior Football Club in School of Arts board room at 8 o'clock to-night. As some important business is to be transacted, the secretary asks…
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THE day's racing inaugurated by the sports of Graham's Valley eventuated at the "Rocks" course on Wednesday afternoon, and was responsible for the attraction of a large crowd. The…
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THE following are the entries received for the gentlemen's captaincy, to be played off tomorrow:--H. Ross, A. Rosa, L. Barton, A. Cotton, V. T. Thorne, C. Bloxsome, N. Peek, W. F. Ogilvie, J…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Sporting Intelligence. Any sporting items, forwarded from reliable sources will be published in this column.) FOOTBALL
AT a meeting of the N.E. Rugby Union on Monday night, a young "West Ender" was reported for striking the referee in the junior match with Walcha on Saturday, and…
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The Central New England Coursing Club's third meeting for the present season was held at Alexandra Park on Wednesday last, in the presence of a…
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Tamworth Union has decided not to take part in "Country Week" scheme this season. The team, to represent New England will now be picked from…
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The Australians played a drawn game against Surrey, wanting only 21 runs to win with four wickets to fall. Scores :--Surrey .225 (Hayward…
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THE first meeting of the season, arranged under the auspicies of the Emmaville Coursing Club, eventuated on Saturday, and proved Highly successful in every way. The…
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A TEAM from Deepwater came down to Glen Innes on Wednesday fast to try conclusions with the Methodist Church Club. Splendid weather favored the contest and a large gathering of,…
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The team picked to do duty against Barraba on Saturday next, the forwards in particular, are requested to attend practice to-night and on…
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BANK Manager to Customer : " Have you any friends in thin town who can recommend you ?" Customer: " No sir, I haven't I am a football referee," Poor man !…
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Hurdle Race -- Olynthus, Sir Faust, Trumpet. Flying Handicap -- Combine, Mutation, Bridge…
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The annual races of the Warialda Jockey Club which eventuated on Wednesday and Thursday were from many points of view the most…
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The Guyra juniors, with a very weak combination of eleven players,were defeated by the newly-formed Eastwood club on the local sports ground…
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A match was commenced at Sheffield to-day between the Australian Eleven and Yorkshire. Showery weather prevailed, but…
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Sydney Tattersall Club races on Saturday resulted as follows:—Hurdle Race: Olynthus, Sir Faust 2, Trumper 3…
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