Hospital Races
A meeting was held at the Royal Hotel on Wednesday night to arrange about the annual Hospital Races. There were present —Mr. John Cameron (in the Chair), and…
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Sport, 1902
232 stories in North West (Tamworth to Moree)'s papers · page 4 of 12
Football in Japan
Amongst the many tilings that Japan borrowed from China was football, said to have been introduced as early as the middle of the seventh…
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FOOTBALL practice this afternoon. It is hoped that the ball will be kicked off in earnest this afternoon, otherwise we will be all behind in the hunt for…
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The Surry match was not commenced, owing to rain. Owing to rain stumps were drawn, with one wicket down for 87. Duff,b…
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A MATCH will be played at Tamworth on Saturday next, between Armidale and Tamworth. M. Brady has been selected to play full back…
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Mr Walter Harrison, Honorary Secretary of the Cavendish Table Tennis Club, writes in the current issue of the "Windsor Magazine" :—…
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In the match against Surry, which ws3 won by the Australians, Howell took 11 wickets for 56. For the Essex match, the weather…
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ONE or two local enthusiasts are off to see the Tamworth Armidale match today. THE boys opened promisingly on…
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A meeting of the Hospital Race Committee was held at the Royal Hotel on Tuesday evening, there being present Messrs. A. A. Glennie, (chair) R. F. Cook,…
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"Take it easy," exclaimed a rather podgy partner who was sweating all over. "Why man. you fly like a bird." "Well, well," came the prompt reply,…
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A meeting of the committee of the More footballers was held on Friday evening last, when letters were read from Narrabri and Warialda Clubs, and…
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In the cricket match Australian Eleven v. Essex, the latter totalled 178 in their first innings. The wicket was wet. The Australians on Friday…
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At last reporting of the committee appoint[?] to carry out the Hospital Races, a letter was received from Mr. R. Walker, secretary of the [?] Club,…
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At last meeting of the Moree Racing Club committee the financial position of the club formed the subject of consideration, but nothing definite was…
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One of our readers suggests a method of getting out a stone-wall cricketer. He writes:- The method I would suggest is strictly lawful, [?] not exactly…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Sporting Notes. Football. Moree V. Warialda
The following team has been selected, subject 10 alteration, to represent Moree in the competition match against Warialda to take place on the local…
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In the Leicester match the county went in first and made 51. The Australians says lost 3 for 35. The Australians lost 4 wickets for…
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The team picked for the Marylebone match next Monday includes Fry, Grace, Pallariet, Ranjitsinghi, Braund, Storer, Trott, and John Hearne…
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Play in the match against [?] was not respond an Tuesday by the Australia hans until after lunch, owing the bad state of the wicket and the weather. The the st…
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The G[?] Cup Comepetition march 10 take place on local ground this s[?] was played on Sunday between [?]ns representing Warrahla and Moree…
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