Cricket
The match between the Australian Eleven and Rest of Australia was continued on the Sydney Cricket Ground to-day. At the tea adjournment, the…
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Cricket
Representative elevens from the Armidale and Guyra Associations met on the local sports ground last Saturday, the former winning by 88 runs…
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Judge Docker is three months from being an octogenarian. He does not now sit upon the Bench; he sits at big cricket matches instead (says the…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Emmaville Echoes. Tennis Meeting
A meeting of the tennis club was held to Brydon's office on Tuesday night last Mr. F. Raveneseroft (the president) being in the chair…
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A team representing Guyra District Cricket Association visited Armidale on Saturday last, and played a return match against the Armidale…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Competition Cricket. Torrington v. Deepwater
The above match was played at Deepwater on Sunday, and resulted in a win for Torrington on the first innings by 27 runs. Deepwater's first…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Torrington Races. a Big Day. Hospitals Bene[?]
The race meeting [?] by the residents of Torrinston with Mr. B. Herbert as secretary, tock place [?] Saturday last when there was an…
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Half Holiday B, v Boorolong. Cars leave Post Office at 1 o'clock: Howard, Ridley, Bishop, Odell, Laurence, Godfrey, Maguire, Townsend, E. House,…
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Mr. H. W. Lane (Patron) presided over a well-attended meeting of the above in the Council Chambers on Wednesday evening…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Correspondence. Local. Races Criticised. (To the Editors.)
Gentlemen,—The Armidale Cup meeting was held last week. The weather, track, attendance, fields, and racing were good, but the management was defective…
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In the "Cock of the Walk" competition, Neil successfully held the title nptinsl kusities by 8—7. Purkiss secured a lead on the first two heads…
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Jack Gregory, the fast bowler, has intimated his retirement from "big cricket." The Australian XI. v. The Rest…
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At a meeting of the Cricket Association on Wednesday night, Half-Holiday Club sought compensation of 30/ for two bats broken in the inter-district…
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A team from A[?]le journeyed to Ben Lo[?] Saturday last, and played a local team, defeating the locals by 1 set 12 games (writes our…
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The following will represent the Diggers in the [?]ch again[?] Wellingrove, [?] on Saturday, [?] will leave from the School of Arts at…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Saturday's Cricket. Diggers Defeat Dundee Remarkable Low Scorning. The Bowlers Day Out
Much interest was centred in the competition match between Dundee [?] the Diggers [?]t down for the N. E. S. School ground on Saturday, and…
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The following is the draw for the third round for the Chapman trophy competition, which must be completed or forfeited by the 28th inst.: Murray…
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The local competitions were advanced another stage on Saturday, practically all the matches providing extra good cricket had keenly contested games…
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Several games in the Chapman Trophy competition were played since our last report. Street (2 behind) defeated M'Lennan (ser.), 28-23. Street…
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Tennis enthusiasts are getting in a lot of practice lately and by tea time the cool weather is here, Deepwater should be able to put a decent team…
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