Boxing. the Australian Championship
Tommy Burns, who was seriously affected in health a few days ago through eating cucumbers, has been advised by his doctor not to fight…
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Killed with a Cricket Ball
A young man named F. Barton, only recently married, died under peculiar circumstances at Yackandandah (Vic.) Barton was playing cricket, and the…
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The fifth annual Easter competition of the Armidale Golf Club will be held on the local links from Saturday, 16th March, to Tuesday, 29th March. 18…
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On Saturday last, at Dumaresq, Uralla easily defeated the Dumaresqites, in the last series of the local competition matches, and have thereby…
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Burns and Lang have agreed to meet at the Sydney Stadium on April 13, the date on which the Victorian wanted the postponed match to take place. He,…
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On the local sports ground on Monday next, a Manilla-Barraba combination will try conclusions against an Armidale eleven. An interesting game…
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The Australian cricketers played a draw with Taranaki…
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The following weights have been declared for the principal events to be contested at the Tingha Hockey Club's annual meeting to be held on the 28th…
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The first meeting of the season of the Armidale Coursing Club was held at the Club's enclosure, Alexandra Park, on Monday last. Despite misty weather…
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A boxing match between an aboriginal, Jerry Jerome, and Reidy took place at the Brisbane Stadium on Saturday night, when there was a large…
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In the match Australia versus New Zealand, the former closed their innings at five wickets for 232. New Zealand, in their second innings, have…
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The attendance yesterday was 61,000; while 40,000 were present at Randwick races…
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The amateur in sport takes a considerable amount of reckoning up. There are those who, having some inner knowledge of the workings of great sports concerns,…
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At the Armidale coursing meeting on Raster Monday the Glen Inner hound Inland (Llewellyn--Vindex) won the Maiden Stakes from Desert…
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The School of Arts tennis team journeyed to Deepwator and Emmaville during the Easter holidays, where they engaged teams at the respective…
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A MEETING of representatives from the various district racing associations was held at the A.J.C. office on Monday. Mr. Charles M'Phillamy was voted to…
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In the inter-state ladies match Victoria vanquished N S W by the narrow margin of nine runs. Australia won the second test match…
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The following will represent Tenterfield against Sunnyside on Queen's Park to-morrow (Saturday) afternoon: J. W. Forrest, F. Smith, A. Jardine,…
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Our illustration shows a tennis racker, which stood upon a shelf in the corner of a small out-building used for housing lawn tennis and croquet…
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The Border annual races took place on Easter Monday, and passed of most successfully, there being a large atten dance both from Queensland and New…
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