Golf Gossip
The links were well patronised on Wednesday afternoon. Mr. G. Priest put on two good rounds on Wednesday afternoon -- 40…
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Football Fancies
Well, here we are again ! Old King Rugby is back once more, and his subjects are girding on their armor, and getting ready for the fray. The…
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A meeting of the local Football Union is convened for to-morrow night at the School of Arts. The Senior and Junior teams which…
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The players to represent North (senior and junior) against South (senior and junior), on the sports ground this after-noon, will be [?]elebted from the…
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Surrey defeated the Australian Eleven on Wednesday, after an exciting finish, by five runs. The winners put up 191 and 178 —Haywatd 27 and 96 notout, Crawford 29…
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The [?]ie for the golf championship of New England was played off at Armdale on Wednesday, and resulted in a win for H. R. Crossman over L. H. D. M'Rae,…
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The football season was opened in Wariald on Saturday with a match between representatives of the North- Western Union (Inverell) and a local…
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South Sydney beat Eastern Suburbs 12 points to nil. University beat North Sydney 22 to 5. Newtown beat Balmain 32 to 8…
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Hurdles...St. Leonard, Protector, Sandboy Winner 5 to 2. Won by half a length, Time, 4min ½sec. Nursery...Chlorite, Kiltie, Clair…
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Splendid nominations have been received for the Glen Innes races on Wednesday next, and given fine weather the meeting promises to be most successful…
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A MEETING of the local Football Union was held at the School of Arts on Saturday evening last, when there was a good attendance, Mr. S. R. Neale (President)…
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Stradbrooke Handicap—Storm King 1, Mischief 2,Bara[?]an 3, Won by a head, with two lengths between second and third. Time. 1.15…
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Dundee met Weratahs at Dondee on Saturday, the home team winning by 6 to nil. A large crowd of spectators were present, including a great…
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A meeting of delegates of the various racing clubs in the North was held at the Caledonian Hotel-- ways last Friday's "Tamworth News. "Mr…
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The Australians were defeated by 6 wicket. For M.C.G. Warner made 54 (not out)and Tarrent 50…
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The tournament in connection with the Armidale Tennis Club advanced a further stage on Saturday, the results being as follows:—…
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Rugby enthusiasts were treated to two good exhibitions of the game on the local sports ground on Saturday last, the clubs engaged being the…
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A team of footballers journeyed from Glen lnnes on Monday last to try conclusions with a local team. They were met at the Station and driven to town…
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The following is the draw for the captaincy trophy, the first round to be played on or before 6th June:—Dr C. H. Scott [?]. v. A. K. Reading O…
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