Coursing
The Saumarez Cup meeting, promoted by the Armidale Coursing Club at Alexandra Park on Monday, attracted a large crowd of patrons of this…
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Tennis
A matoh played between the Armidale and Wood Parkk Clubs was played on the local courts yesterday, and resulted in a win for Armidale by 46…
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Rugbyites can always look forward to seeing a good exhibition of "Rugger" between North and South Armidale seniors, and hence on Saturday…
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In the final for the amateur golf championship John Ball beat C. Aylmer 10 up and nine to play. [?]…
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On Monday afternoon the Guyra District team and the Dre[?]dsonghts met on the oval, On the previous occasion the latter proved victorious…
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New England defeated Queensland at Armidale on Monday by 9 points to 8. The Bananalanders passed through Glen Innes on Tuesday…
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A senior competition match, Albions v. Dreadnoughts, was played on the local ground on Wednesday afternoon. Only one or two of the players present…
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Everything promisee well for the big coursing carnival to be held on the local plumpton next Tuesday and Wednesday, and the secretaries…
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Now England defeated the Queenslanders at Armidale on Monday last by 9 points to 8, and played a draw with the Maoris on Wednesday, each…
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Unwanted interest is being taken in the Jeffries-Johnson contest, which is fixed to take place at 2.80 p.m. on July 4. An enormous sum will rest…
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Once more we are beginning to "fancy ourselves" at football. Not only have "our boys" beaten the Englishmen at their own favourite…
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The team to represent North.II. v. South II. on the Sports Ground at 2 p.m. sharp this afternoon, will be chosen from Bourke, Cooper (3), Devlin,…
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The annual meeting of the above took place on Monday last (King’s Birthday). There was a fair attendance, but the weather was bleak and…
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It is reported that Alan Marshal, the ex-Sydney cricketer, who has been playing for Surrey for some years, is leaving the county, and is seeking an…
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An effort is being made to revive this fascinating winter pastime in Bundarra, and for this purpose a meeting is convened by advertisement in…
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The boxing editor of the "New YorkWorld." Writing to Tommy Burns, states:—I have seen a good deal of Jeffries. He is getting into very good…
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A meeting of the committee of the above was held at the Australian Hotel oo Wednesday night last. A letter was read from Mr. Duddy,…
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Maoris at Brisbane on Saturday defeated Queensland by 13 points to 8. The New Zealand Union team had no difficulty in accounting for N.S.W…
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To-day will witness the opening of the big coursing carnival on the plumpton. The secretaries have the arrangements in "apple-pie" order,…
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Hurdle Race...Ennismar, Jewel Case. Metallist. Won by a long length. Winner 5 to 2. Time 4.2½. Stewards Mile...Scheile, Latroma,…
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