Cricket Chatter
The Graham's Valley men will play their postponed engagement with Glen Innes on Saturday, 31st instant. The game will be contested on the Show Ground…
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Late Sporting. Cricket
THE following players will represent Tenterfield against Bingulla in the competition match on Saurday:—Messrs. J. Forrest, C.krahe, G.Taylor, W. Smith,…
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A PERFECT afternoon with a light southerly breeze blowing and a perfect wicket were the conditions under which Tingha met Gilgai last Saturday…
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WHAT may happen to a horse in Australia is well described in the following item :-- Procceder who won 300 sovs in stake money by running Tartan to a head in the champion Stakes numbers…
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LOCAL horseowners are reminded that entries for the principal events to be run at the forthcoming meeting of the Tingha Jockey Club close on Saturday next. Entry forms may be obtained at this…
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M. A. NOBLE'S brilliant form with the bat in this seasons first-class matches contrasts strongly with his work for Paddington in competition cricket. Strange to say, he has…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Cricket in Africa. LONDON, Wednesday Night
MR. P. F. WARNER'S cricket team iron the fourth test match against South Africa by 4 wickets…
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The locally owned hound Kiaora will be a competitor in the Kensington (Sydney) Encourage Stakes next week, and should be troublesome to the…
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WITH the near approach of hoary-headed Winter, the game of football is once more beginning to engross the attention of the comparatively limited number of enthusiasts in…
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ON Tuesday evening, at Kime's Imperial Hotel, Messrs. G. Matthews, F. Kime, F. Drinkwater, A. Bussel, G. Whybourne, and W. M. Legh, representing the Glen Innes Coursing Club, met the…
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IN first class cricket this season J. R. Mackay has scored over 1800 runs, which constitutes a record far Australia. His club average so far pans out at 104 runs per…
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IN token of the approach of the foothall season in Armidale, the annual meeting of the N.E.R.F.U. was held on Monday night. Mr. S. H…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Guyra Football Club
A well attended meeting of football inthusiasts was held at Tatt's Hotel on Monday night last. Mr E Williams was voted to the…
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During one of the principal events at a race meeting in the North, the cry of Hat off in front I' was raised and obeyed When the horees had passed, the bays were of…
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The following players have been selected to represent Tenterfield against Warwick at the latter town during the Easter holidays:—Messrs. J. W. Forrest, L…
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THE following ore the nominations for the Tingba races to be held on Easter Monday and Tuesday:— Hurdle Race…
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The annual meeting of the above was held on Monday night last, Mr. G. Kilpatrick occupied the chair. The minutes of the previous…
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A meeting of the Apsley Football Club was held on Monday evening at Mr. J. Love's for the purpose of electing officers and formulating other…
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President's Handicap: E.K.W., P.J.F., Brilliant Light. Vice-President's Handicap: Miss Morgan, Ella's Daughter, Cranvoyant…
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THE inaugural meeting, under the auspices of the newly formed Glen Innes Amateur Race Club, will eventuate on the Glen Innes racecourse to-day, and promises to prove so successful as to…
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