CABLEGRAMS. Thursday CRICKET. The First Test Match
Heavy rain at Birmingham delayed starting the test match. Play seems hopeless for the day. Heavy drenching rain fell till after…
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CRICKET. London
The first test match with England was commenced at Birmingham to-day, the Australians batting first. The ground was so soft that sawdust had…
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The last season's trophy was awarded to Miss Jessie Sergeant, whom we must [?] and hope it is only the forerunner of…
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South Sydney beat Glebe by 12 to 10. There were 30,000 people present. Several free fights occured. Sydney beat University by 12 to 10…
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THE match played on the sports ground at Armidale on saturday between Tenterfield and New England teams was (says the Argus) full of interest, the players all…
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A splendid story has been told by an Rugby. Union concerning the tour of the "Wallabies." The players themselves have been quiet about the…
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The match Australia v. Oxford University resulted in a draw. Scores: Australia 1st. innings 247 (Noble 107,…
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The following players will represent the Tenterfield School of Arts Tennis Club against Deepwater on the latter's courts to-morrow (Saturday):—Misses…
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Tamworth Football Union is arranging a north-western tour, and desires a match with Glen Innes on some Monday…
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The following players will represent the Tenterfield Juniors in a match against the Glen Innes Juniors at Tenterfield on Monday nest:—C. Clarke, W…
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The cricket match between Australia and Leicew[?]re [?]ted in a draw. Play had been com[?]ably delayed by rain. Leicester made 85…
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Entries for the local boxing tournaments, promoted by Messers. A. Robins and R. W. Holmes, closed on Thursday…
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This afternoon's matches on the local sports, ground are—North H v. De L[?] Salle College, at 2.15, and South v. Armidale School, at 3.15…
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There was a large attendance at the Coursing Club committee meeting at Tattersall's Hotel on Friday night Mr. O Juergens presiding…
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A team representing the Tenterfield School of Arts visited Deepwater on Saturday last where they engaged the Deepwater Club. They were met at the…
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The Schools' competition was advanced another stage on Saturday last, when some closely contested games were witnessed. Inverell B defeated Grammar School by 9…
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Our city representative writes-- The roars from 26,000 enthusiasts of Lugby on one ground and the excited voices of 21,000 on the adjoining…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Country Week in Sydney. Country week football was opened in Sydney on Saturday, with the following results:—
New England beat Western by 14 points to nil. Northern defeated Central Western 14 points to 5…
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The Saumarez Cup meeting of the Armidale Coursing Club at Alexandra Park on Monday was attended by adverse weather conditions, and as a…
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