Woy on the Racing Map Success of the Hadley String
The Sydney sporting papers have had a lot to say about the double won last Wednesday by Mr and Mrs Hadley's two horses, Wallace Bower…
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Football
The annual meeting of the Wyong & District Rugby Football League was held at Ourimbah on Saturday last. The officers for the ensuing year are:—…
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Mr. Bob Skelton, the man who for years has raced big at the ponies, and who has won innumerable races, has decided to dispose of most of the horses…
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The singles tennis tournament commences this week-end on Mr. E. Hawkins's court, and seems likely to command quite as much interest as the…
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The football match on Saturday was between Ourimbah second grade and Gosford Light Horse. on the Ourimbah ground. It was a good game, and was…
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The good total of 106 entries has been received for Wyong Races to be held this Saturday and Monday (King's Birthday holiday). District sports are…
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Some Ourimbah tennis players and their friends, including Mrs Lorenzo, Miss Sharp, Messrs B. Noble, G. Noble, j L. Kay, and W. Gannon, went to…
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Ourimbah players journeyed to Erina on Saturday, and the first grade team returned beaten, but not disgraced, the score being 6—5; but we're not saying…
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Following is the team to play Western Suburbs at Waterside Park this Saturday, 13th June:—Full-back, A. Morris; three-quarters, E. Brown, C…
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Accidents, and serious ones, can happen at tennis, too. Mr. E. Noble met with a mishap while playing Lisarow tennis tournament. As a…
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Players to represent Gosford against Ourimbah on Saturday next at Ourimbah. Bus leaves O'Brien's Corner at 1.15 and 2.15 p.m. sharp.—First Grade:…
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The tennis singles tournament seems to be quite as successful as Mr. Les Kay, enthusiast, said it would be; and though bad weather has so far been a…
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The insurance fund of the Ourimbah Football Club has been considerably drained thus early in the season, and members have had to seek means of…
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Ourimbah and Gosford first graders met in the mud on Saturday last at Ourimbah, the match resulting in a win for the latter by 13 to nil. The…
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To-morrow night's the night of the Footballers' Social, aud the knights of the windbag and their friends are confident of a ripping good time for…
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Despite the extremely adverse weather conditions, the footballers of Randwick Intermediate High School, about 40 in number, in the charge of…
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Maiden Handicap, 6 furlongs.—Cyril, Racing Silk, Princess Wemmick, Nancy, Alwyne, Princess Alwyne, Sir Lovelock, Lady Malita, Bow…
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Erina.—F. Atkins, J. Simons, F. Burke, K. McKay, F. Ware, G. Wilson, B. Howard, J. Frost, A. Atkins, F. Verden, R. Scott, W. Horsnell, R…
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Tennithusiasts had kindly things to say of the weather last weekend, which was such as to allow the game once more to take its rightful place as…
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The final of the gents' singles of Lisarow tennis tournament was played off last Saturday week, and after a strenuous and exciting match, F…
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