Cricket
Torrington journeyed to Emmaville last Sunday to play the Emmaville Tent Hill combination. Emmaville batted [?]ret and kept going from 12 to…
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Cricket
The following team Will represent Stonehenge in the match with the Grammar School, on the school wicket on Saturday:-- E.[?]…
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The race meeting of the above club which took place on Saturday last was the best meeting so far held both for the attendance of the public…
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The adjourned tennis meeting was held on Wednesday night, but the attendance was very little better than on the previous week. The whole…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Sporting. CRICKET. Public Service v Railway
"Jimmy Neversweat" writes: I met th' cherty-nosed man a bit earlier or Saturdee because we 'ad ter foot it to th 'railway to see these Publick…
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A meeting of the Armidale Bowling Club Committee was held on Thursday night, when there were present:—Messrs. T. Jones chair;, E. Sadgrove,…
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West End will play a competition match against Armidale School to-day (Saturday), at West End Park. The former will be represented by Fuclis,…
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Glen Innes, a man short and without be service of R. Campbell, journeyed to Dundee and engaged the [?] on Saturday. They batted first and…
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In addition to the matches recorded in another page Little Plain defeated Brodic's Plains by an innings and 29 runs. Brodie's Plains made 46 and 50…
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The present difference of opinion between the N.S.W. Cricket Association and the Armidale and Young country clubs is one, says the 'Daily…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →V.a.t.c. Races. Eurythmic's Win
At the V.A.T.C races on Saturday the champion horse Eurtythmic carrying 9.12 won the St. George Stakes of 1000 soys. Harvest King was second…
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Altheugt the weather was not of the best on Saturday last, quite a number of bowlers assembled on the green, amongst them several visitors to…
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The "Daily Telegraph" comments upon a matter which has been the subject of much interest in Armidale:—The present difference of opinion…
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The local team journeyed to De[?] last Sunday and again suffered [?]. Emmsville batted first, and were dismissed for 126 runs the top…
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A number of local boxing enthusiasts are endeavoring to revive the noble art of fisticuffs in Inverell, and with a view of stimulating public interest a…
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In the Gold Leaves competition Lambert and McDonald defeated the holders, Geldard add Wiiliams, 23—16. In the Cock o* the Walk competition…
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Half Holiday B grade against K. Plains at K. Plains Gars leave P.O. at 1.30: West, Ridley, Odell Bishop Lau rence, Townsend, House, McGuire…
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Mr. H. W. Lane presided over a large attendance of delegates and others at the fortnightly meeting on Wednesday evening,…
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Half Holiday v Railway.—The match resulted in a win for Railway by 30 runs. Congratulations, Railway, on your meritorious success in securing…
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Tamworth were to play Armidale in the pennant competition on the local green on Saturday, 18th March, but the date is not suitable to the…
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