Cricket
A cricket match was played in the West[?] Park on Saturday between Norwood and Dumaresq. The former scored 74 (J. Johnstone 58), and…
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Cricket
The Melbourne cricketers defeated Auckland by nine wickets…
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THE Armidale club has decided to inaugurate, the championship of Now England with a 36 holes stroke competition, to be played on Easter Monday. and to be open to members of all golf clubs…
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The team to represent Norwood v. Armidale School to-day will be selected from Deering, Johnstone, Long, Mackay (2), Snell, Love, Grantham,…
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We have before us the programme of the Swimming Carnival to take place to morrow. It it a capital programme, and embraces 20 events, for all of which numerous entries are bound to be…
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MIXED foursomes were played on Saturday, 17th inst. Result:—hdp. Mrs. Chard and Dr. C. H. Scott 100 ac 100 Mrs. Macintyre and Mr.R…
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DUNDEE visited Beaufort on Saturday, and made the local reps, partake of the bitters of defeat. He scores to hand. PLAYING for Cooma against Carlton on…
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Hurdles--Ryde, South Head, Clodian. Flying Mile--Canadian, Hesper, Fashoda…
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THE above races took place on Wednesday and Thursday last, with the following results:—First Day…
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STONEHENGE and Glen innes meet to-morrow, afternoon on the Show Ground. Former team:-- H. Brown, L. Want, C. Bloxsome, J. Crockett, H. K. Fakes, W. Fakes, J. Winter, C. M'Alister, A…
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The annual race-meeting of the Quirindi Jockey Club eventuated on Wednesday and Thursday, and proved highly successful in every respect…
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Never has so much money been applied to the propagation of any game in one year as there has been applied to golf in the year which has just drawn to a…
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IN the international Rugby match on Saturday Scotland defeated Ireland Lawranc Stack, a young man met with a very painful accident at T[?] on…
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IN every suburb of Sydney golf has now a firm held, and it is surprising what a number of people has taken it up within the last few years (writes a lady cor.). To…
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Kogarah Stakes-- Allowrie, Hindoo Blue, Rose Bay. Tramway Handicap--Miss Roseberry, Mulison, Gowrie…
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West End defeated Dumaresq in a competition match on Saturday by three wickets and 57 runs. Dumaresq scored 21 runs (J. Gordon 8, not out,…
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Competition fixtures for to-morrow:--Dundee v. Glen Innes, at Dundeo; Red Range v. Stonchenge, at Red Range. Both games should provide some play of the keen…
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Half-Holiday defeated Dumaresq on Wednesday last by 26 runs, the scores being 88 to 62. For the winners, A. Trim put up 20, C. Selwin…
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THE programme for the annual races of the Tingha Jockey Club is published in this issue. The races take place on April 16th and 17th, and the double its worth £70…
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