Football
De La Salle College defeated Armidale School by 21 points to 3 last Saturday, on the sports ground. Holt, M'Manus, Keys, Willmott, and Trim…
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Coursing Meeting
COURSING under desi[?]ly favorable conditions was inaugurated by the Glen Innes Coursing Club on Wednesday last, which the initial meeting on the newly-established…
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THE Rovers hope to be well represented at Uralla on Monday. They also anticipate saving a food time. The team leaves here on Sunday night…
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AT the last meeting of the members of the Oddfellows, reference was made to the annual celebrations, and preliminary arrangements in connection therewith were left in…
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THE above Competition will be continued to-morrow afternoon, when the Norwoods will meet the Magpies on the Show Ground, and the Eagles the Waratahs on…
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The above unions met in a match at Glen Innes on Wednesday last, New England (Armidale) winning by 14 to nil. Tim North-Western…
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In last issue it was stated that De La Salle College defeated Armidale School in second junior competition match. It should have read…
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The Board of Control for Australian cricket, which met in "Melbourne a fortnight ago, drew up a programme of matches for the English team…
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The final of the ladies single tennis tournament for Mr, A. M. White's trophy, at the Gymnasium Tenuis Court, on Saturday, was won by Miss Amy…
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The Country Week programme was commenced in Sydney on Saturday, when New England defeated Western by three to nil, Central Western beat Northern (11 to three),…
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ARE the South African cricketers, now in England, going to emulate the victorious example set by their football brethren in Great Britain last Rugby season? The suspicious…
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THE tennis match, local Club v. Country, eventuated on the local courts yesterday, and resulted in a win for the former by 47 games, the Club being victorious in 138,…
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IN the Football match Guyra v. Carlton II, which took place at Guyra yesterday, the former team vanquishsd their opponents by 8 to 6…
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MR. F. LAMB kindly wired as as follows:—About 20,000 people witnessed the football match to-day, when New England team defeated Eastern Suburbs by 9 points to 8…
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IN the cricket match Northampton v. Kent, Blythe, the professional cricketer, took ten wickets for 30 runs, and seven wickets for 18 runs in the second innings…
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The match between the Norwood and Magpies, arranged to be played on the Snow Ground was declared "no, match" by the Referee, Mr. Meyer, owing to no…
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HURDLES—Superstition, Ryde, Li[?]cart Nursery Handicap—Malt Rev. Coppertop, Dalrymple. Steeplccbase—Girattan, Marjoric,…
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In the golf match, Armidale v. Tam worth, played here to-day, the Armidale players were victorious by six to two…
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FOLLOWING are the results of to-day's racing:- Hurdles:Superstition, Ryde, Lion Heart. Nursery Handicap: Malt Rose, Copper…
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