Coursing
Glen Innes Coursing Club ann[?] in this issue a programme for the meeting, to take place on Tuesday, Wednesday [?] 8 and P Nominate…
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Golf
The spread of the influenza epidemic epidemic to Inverell has had the effect of creating several gaps in the [?] team to have visited Glen Innes, with…
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The match between Glen Tunes and Tenterfield at the Showground this afternoon should be worth watching. Tenterfield in confident of turning the…
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It is hoped that many of the members of the club who are drawn in the singles' competition will take advantage of the holiday today and play…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Greatest Game. Joyous Golf. a Non- Technical Screed
Had William Hohenzollern ever [?] been a golf player-- I believe he did once try his Imperial hand at Sandwich-- the great European war would…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Football. Armidale Disappoints
Much disappointment was expressed Wally when it became known that the New England (Armidale) football team could not keep its engagement to…
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The second race of the Inverell Pigeon Raving Society was flown on Saturday last from Binniguy, 66 miles, in fine weather. Thirty-six birds went…
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At the Stadium last night, Finney knocked out Stanley in the fourth round…
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At the Mudgee coursing meeting last Saturday .Mr. George Alkins the one time prominent Glen Innes coursing enthusiast, divided the cup with…
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An interesting teams match was conducted en Monday, twenty players taking part. The captain, Mr If. R. Crossman and Mr. M. J. Pickrel led…
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The O'orcnce River Coursing Club held its third meeting of the 1919 season at the Junction on Monday…
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On Wednesday, June 25th a very in interesting game was played between west coat and the Presbyterian Church Clubs on the West court court. The…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Bowls. Seasonable Hints to Players
Why do so many greems show-bare patches at the ends. Because, is the reply, the mats have been there. That is an easy one, but not so easy to…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Football. Glen Innes Seniors Too Solid. Tenterfield Cadets Win
There was a good crowd at the ground on Monday afternoon to a news the football matches between of Innes and Tenterfield…
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Cec. Thorley, a promising three-quarter of the De la Salle College several seasons backs, intends donning the Uralla colors for the rest of the…
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Mr H. M. Croft presided at a meeting held on Tuesday, when it was decided to form a golf club at Uralla. Rev George Cowie said that promises of…
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A cable has been received, stating that there is no possibility of the English cricket team visiting Australia next season…
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The second draw for the single dicap competition resulted--J. C. Causland (ser.) v. S. J. Dymork W. T. Cadell (10) v. Dr. A. J…
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No further competitions have been conducted since Monday last. During the week-end several matches were decided. Madigan and Sargeant had [?]…
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In the international tennis championship competitions at Wimbledon Heath (Australia) beat Norton (England) by 3 to 2. This is described as…
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