Cricket
The match between Queensland and N.S. Wales was concluded in Brisbane on Wednesday, the former winning by 171 runs…
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Coursing Club
THE secretary (Mr. A. H. Reed) reports that entries are excellent for the different events lo be decided at the initial meeting the Glen Innes Coursing Club,…
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A seratch football match for selection purposes was played on Queen's Park on Saturday between No. 1 and 2 teams representing the local Union. It being…
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70,000 spectators were present at the football match for the Association Cup in England, which was won by the Wolverhampton Wanderers, who defeated the…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →TELEGRAPHIC. Saturday. Randwick Races
Rous H.'cap--Tangara, Guid Man, Mattine. Place Handicap--Lord Eitzroy, Wapuna Jack Smith…
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THE Glen Innes Conning Club conducted its initial meeting of the season under a mixture' of favorable and unfavorable weather conditions. The first part of the day was…
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The "Possibles" and "Probables" will meet on Queen's Park to-morrow afternoon. A good roll up is requested, in order that the best team may be selected…
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THE Beaufort Cricket Club baring passed out of the areas of "active warfare." the affairs of the club hare been wound up, and the secretary, Mr. Andrew Hutton, has…
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THE usual meeting of the New England R.F. Union took place at the School of Arts, on Monday evening, Mr. Larcombe presiding. An application was received from the…
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THE opening of the Golf season takes place to-morrow when a match will begin and will be concluded on Saturday next, The local links are in fair order There is…
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THE annual meeting of the Golf Club was held in the School of Arts board-from on Wednesday evening Mr. F. B. Tyrell presided over a fair afternoon…
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WINTER is beginning to show itself in the near distance and as a result footballers in most parts of the State have stirred or are stirring themselves into vigorous action…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Late Sporting. Football. the Glere v. TENTERFIELD
THE Rugby football season for 1908 will be opened to-morrow (Wednesday) afternoon on Queen's Park, with a match between The Glebe, last year's Sydney…
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The first representative match under the Northern Union (Eng) rules, between N.S. Wales and New Zealand professional teams, was played in…
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Trida and Woodville played their fifth match of the season, at Woodville, on Saturday, resulting in a win for the former by an innings and 27…
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THE golf season was opened on Wednesday afternoon, when, possibly owing to the [?]terous nature of the afternoon, and the [?]bility of several members to be in…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Central N. E. Coursing Club
A LARGELY attended meeting of the above club was held at the Caledonian Hotel on Monday evening, the president, Mr. F. J. White, occupying the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Sporting Column. Football Notes
The opening of the Rugby season last Saturday was a pronounced success, both in the attendance of the public and the class of football displayed by the competing teams…
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THE Glebe team of footballers, the Premters of Sydney last season, comprising 20 all told, including their estimable Manager, Mr. F. Kurtz, arrived by…
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UNDER the presidency of Mr. C. Juergens, a meeting of the Coursing Club was held at Tattersall's on Tuesday evening. Accounts amounting to £7 6s 8d were passed. It…
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