Boxing
Two colored boxers, Sam Langford and Sam M'Vea, fought a 20 round draw at the Cirque de Paris on Saturday. The stake was I2000. Mr…
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Cricket
The following have been chosen to represent Australs v. Railway on the ground across the river on Saturday next: Bice, Mcllveen, McBean,…
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At the invitation of the committee about 60 or 70 people interested in tennis assembled at the Courts to be present at the opening ceremony on…
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Hurdle Race...Ernismar, Loadstar, Handspike. Winner 10 to 1. Won easily. Time 3.52. Clyde Stakes...Lager, Royal Merv,…
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He was a good deal in love but still he was an enthusiastic cricketer and so allowances must be made for him, for he had taken her to the…
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The above match was concluded on the ground across the river on Saturday last when the Australs were victorious…
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Horse-owners, and the sporting public generally should hail tho Committee of the Inverell Jockey Club with congratulations, which they deserve, for…
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With the advent of autumn, Kipling's Flannelled Fools" quit the local sports ground in order to make way for the same poets "Muddied…
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A drive to Boorolong: in one of the "Spiders" so famous in and about Armidale, behind a fast travelling specimen of horseflesh, and beside so…
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A meeting was held at Carroll's Hotel on Saturday night for the purpose of re-forming the Dreadnought Club. Mr. J. Wynne presided. It…
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Officials.--Patron. W. T. Cadell; president, W. F. Ogilvie; vice-presidents, Dr. J. Mackenie and W. Lamb; committee--Dr. Wrigley, C…
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THE annual tournaments, under the auspices of the Armidale Tennis Club, commence to-morrow (Saturday), the programme for the day being:—…
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THE annual swimming sports of the De La Salle College students took place at the Armidale Baths on Thursday last. The College championship…
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The following team will represent Inverell against Ross Rill to-morrow : Fowler (2), Harris; Liuklater, Wisdom, Glen, Delbridge, C'arke, Maugban,…
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THE above races was commenced on Wednesday last, the weather being fine and the attendance excellent. Results:—…
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The following players have been chosen to represent this district in their match against [?] on Glen Innes show-ground on Friday,…
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The tournaments in connection with the Armidale Tennis Club commenced on Saturday in excellent weather. Results:—Men's singles: Roper beat Youdale, 6-5; F…
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The following will represent the Inverell District Cricket Association in a match with the Tingha District Cricket Association on the Sports…
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On Friday night the Stadium was packed to witness the glove contest between the two local boxers, Walter Scott and Tom Dean. Mr. Jack Clark…
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Racing commenced on Friday with the Opening Handicap. The Bonnie Chief-Melba gelding Chielba was sent out a red hot favorite at 6 to 4 on,…
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