Junior Cricket
Centrals met Waratabs on the church ground on Saturday afternoon. Batting first Centrals managed to compile 34. Waratahs responded with 105…
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Sporting. CRICKET. West End v Kelly's Plains. Won fey Kelly's Plains by 2 runs
West End chief scorers were; Piddington 27, Saunders 25, Jamieson 15, Stewart 13, Patricks 13, Holmes 10. Lasher took. 3 for 37…
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Since our last report on the bowling competitions, Faint (scr.) defeated Raeffrty (5 on) by 26—20 in the Chapman Trophy competition. Both…
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A match will probably be played on the sports ground next Saturday between The Armidale School and an eleven from the remaining first-grade…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →TAMWORTH J.C. RACES. (By Wire).—Tuesday
Opening Handicap.—Lime Star 1, Mimous 2, Miss Hush 3. Time, 1.3 Winner, 7 to 1. Maiden Handicap.—Peace Mimer 1,…
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A meeting of the committee was held Tuesday. It was decided to have the official opening on Saturday, 18th, and to invite members of…
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The regular meeting of the Town Council was held in the Council Chambers o Tuesday night. Those present were Aid. J. 3. McnItyre…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →All Heights Races and Trotting Event at Armidale
The Monster Benefit Carnival, to be promoted at Armidale during Show week (March 14 to 18), in aid of Armidale Hospital and Band, will…
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The above match was played on Saturday. March 4, on the High School ground [?] in a win for the Grammar School by 2 wickets and 12…
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A swimming carnival in aid of the Inverell Hospital has been arranged for tomorrow week, 18th inst., in the weir park. There are several events…
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There was a large attendance of tennis enthusiasts at the Tingha Club's courts on Wednesday for the open ing of the 1922 season…
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The annual meeting of members of the above was held in the Oddfellows' Hill on Wednesday of last week, when there was a…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →N.E. Cricket Association. Executive Meeting
At the usual fortnightly meeting of the N.E.C.A. on Wednesday evening, Mr A. Purkiss (President) presided. A [?] or [?]…
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High School team for to-day (Saturday):—Under, Collins, Barr, Phillips. Thorpe, Lamb, Campbell, Gilkes, Edwards, Alldis, A. Rose (12)…
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A meeting of the South Football Club was held at the White Rose on Tuesday evening, Mr. J. Boler presiding. Mr. Boler accepted the position…
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The cricket match, Emmsville Tent Hill against Torrington, was one of the most interesting of the reason. Torrington batted first and only made 65…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Saturday's Cricket. J. B. Adams 69, E. ROSS 68 Stonehenge Defeats Glen Innes N. E. G. S. Runaway Win Glen Innes V. STONEHENGE
Stonehenge were too many guns for Glen Innes on Saturday in the competition fixture on the showground. The country [?] won the ton [?] decided…
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The Swimming Carnival to be held at the weir park, on Saturday afternoon next, with continental at night promises to be a great success, and…
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Waratahs played Fern Hill on Saturday. Fern Hill batting first were dismissed for 18. Waratahs closed their innings one down for 105, Wilcox not…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →St. Patrick's Day Races. the Weights
Irish National Handicap, 4f.—Mannequin 10.7, Oar Comrade 9.12, Fair Been 9,5, Zara 9.2, Demliss 8.12, Daybreak a.10, Glue King 8.10, Joe…
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