Salisbury Cricket Club
The annual ball was held in the Salusbury woolshed on Friday night last, and was a great success in every respect. Never before had there been…
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Antelope Races a Locomotive
Dan Sullivan, of Lamerie, district foreman, told me of a race between a locomotive and an antelope, in which four brute legs beat eight engine…
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As excellent day's sport is promised the votaries of coursing on Wednesday next when the local club will conduct its first of the season. The occasion will…
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A TEAM from Tenterfield will play Armidale to-morrow They seem to have enthusiasts of the right stamp in the border town—men who try to push the game along…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Football. the Armidale Match
THE following players will represent the Tonterfield Football Union in a match against the New England Union at Armidale to-morrow:—Messrs. R. Smith…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Cricket Dispute. SYDNEY
IT is known that only two or three Victorian cricketers had been asked to support the Applications of the players for representation on the Board of Control…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Anticipations (To-morrow's) Tattersalls Races. By Wire
Following are my fancies:— Hurdle Race—Visitor or Ryde. Flying Handicap—Caubeen, Picturesque, Great…
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The tie resulting from the mixed foursomes on Saturday last was played off on Wednesday afternoon, and again resulted in a draw, the score being:—…
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A meeting of the West End III. Football Club was held on Wednesday night last, Mr. Jes. Dewhurst occupying the chair. Mr. S…
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Football seems to be on the up grade in New England. The local clab could do with a little financial assistance…
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Tomorrow afternoon, the new plump too (one of the best, we are assured, in the provinces of Australia) will be opened, and if the elements are favorable the meeting should…
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THE golf season was inaugurated on Empire Day with great enthusiasm, and the competition arranged attracted many entries, and provided excellent competition…
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THERE are the words of Lord Rosebery:—"Football inspires patriotism, it inculcates discipline, and it makes for manhood." It is a good job that football is not the only…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Sarraba Races
WE have been advised by the secratary (Mr. J. T. Leanan) that the Barraba races have been pat off June 12th and 13th. Local force owners who way have nominated are asked to bear the…
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THE Empire Day races, inaugurated by the Glen Innes Jockey Club, eventuated on the local course, and proved successful despite the fact that the attendance was not up…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Late Sporting. Football
THE inter-union match, between Armidale and Tenterfield was played at the former towp on Saturday last, and resulted in a victory for the Armidale boys…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Tattersall's Club Races
Hurdle Race—Zillah, Browenll. Flying Handicap—Thalaba, Picturesque and Fille Fogi dead heat second. Tattersall's Stakes.—Malt Rose War…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Glen Innes Races
The above races took place on Friday last, with the following results:— Opening Handicap—Kaffir, Welcome Nugget, Index…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Sporting Column. FOOTBALL
IN order to enable Mr. F. Lamb, sole selector, to have an opportunity of selecting the New England football team for country week matches in the metropolis, the N.S.W…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Cricket on the Ice
THE weather in the North lately has been very wintry, and the ' Glasgow News' recalls the fact that a dozen years ago to-day—the…
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