Tennis
The tennis [?] [?] Saturday, [?] May, when the [?] [?] [?] will be played [?] and Father ([?] [?]) v W[?] and…
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Football
A meeting of the North-Western Rugby Union was held in the Oxford Hotel on Tuesday night. Mr. A. F. Avern (president) occupied the chair,…
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THE first meeting of the N.E.R.V. Ui for the [?] [?] was held in the General Chambers on Monday evening, when there were present:—…
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A prominent London fight promoter has offered a substantial purse for a fight, between Colin Bell and Bombardier Wells, Gunboat Smith, or…
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The tennis tournament begins on Saturday, 9th May, when the following events will be played:—Johnstone and Parker (owe 40) v. Wilson and…
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A scratch match between North II. and College will be played on the latter's ground this (Saturday) afternoon, commencing at 3 p.m…
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A meeting of. the East End F.C. was held on Thursday night, Mr. H. Dickson presided over an attendance of 15 members. It was decided to…
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Judging from the nominations received by the Inverell Pony Club the races on Friday and Saturday will, given fine weather, be far and away…
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The following tournament events were decided on Saturday:—Johnstone and Miss A. Martyn (owe 40) v. Wilson and Miss P. Martyn (scratch)…
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North seniors defeated College on Saturday by 20 points to 6. For the winners, Giles, L. Walker, Watson, and Browne scored tries, conversions…
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The following weights have been declared for the races to be held at Glen Innes to-day (Wednesday):—Opening Handicap, 6 furlongs:…
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The usual weekly meeting of the N.E.R.F. Union was held in the Council Chambers on Monday evening. Mr. F. Lamb presided, and…
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The second meating of the Glen Innes Coursing Club takes place on the local plumpton on Wednesday next. A much larger nomination is…
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Four gents from the Boonoo Boonoo Tennis Club mot a similar number from the Gymnasium Club on the latter court yesterday and were…
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The May inseting of the Glen Innes Jockey club was held on the local racecourse yesterday afternoon, and everything in connection with the…
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The pony races commenced to-day, the weather being fine but clondy. There was a good attendance. Following are the results up to the time…
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The team to represent North II. on the sports ground to-day (Saturday), at two o'clock, will be picked from the following:—Baldwin, Davis, Howard,…
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Where other clubs in he State have already this season had to abondon their meetings owing to paucity of hares the local Coursing Club have…
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Joe Shugrue knocked Herb McCoy out in the 14th round at the Sydney Stadium on Saturday night. At the Melbourne Stadium on…
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The football competition was opened locally on Saturday with a match between Pirates and Bolivia, and after an uninteresting game the local…
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