Death of John Young. the Father of Bowls Sydney
John Young, the “Father of Bowls” in New south Wales and one of the oldest citizens of Sydney, died at his residence. Annandale, this morning…
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Sport, 1907
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"The Father of Bowls" Death of Mr. John Young Sydney
The death took place today at Kentville, Johnson-street, Annandale, of Mr John Young, aged 82 years. Deceased had been ailing for some years, and…
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The Selection Committee of the Bathurst Bowling Club met last night and arranged the rinks to meet Wellington on the local greens on…
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Following are the handicaps for the principas events to be decided at the Bathurst District School's Carnival on Wednesday next:—…
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Another series of competition matches were played off on Saturday last, when great interest was taken in the various games. It seemed to be…
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MR. JOHN YOUNG, the father of bowls in N.S.W., and one of the oldest and most respected residents of Sydney, died on Thursday, aged 82 years. [Mr. Young is the…
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The following team has been selected to represent Millthorpe against Forest Reefs, today. The bus will leave Fletcher’s Hotel at 1.30:—…
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The test match against the English team was continued to day Scores : New Zealand, second innings 187 (Sale 66). M.C.C., second innings,…
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Country week for the forthcoming football season has been fixed for June 1, 3, and 5. N.S.W will meet Queensland in…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Cricket. First Grade Matches. Sydney
Following is the Result of the first grade matches played yesterday:— Burwood vesrus Gordon—Latter 1st innings 277…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Sporting. Victoria Racing Club. Ebullition Wins the Newmarket. Melbourne
The V.R.C. Autumn Meeting opened at Flemington to day in fine weather, with the following results:— Hopeful Stakes—Verenue 1, Miss…
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Mr. Frank Gartrell, of the Waverley Bowling Club, and one of the formidable drink of brothers of that name, being at present on a short visit to…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Boys' Bicycle Races
A mile race for boy cyclists was run off on the showground on Saturday afternoon. There was a large entry for the event, nearly forty in all, and the racing was…
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Country week for the forthcoming football season has been fixed for June 1,3, and 5. N.S.W. will meet Queensland in…
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A game of considerable interest took place on the bowling green yesterday afternoon, when the Gartrell Bros and Percival met quartet consisting of…
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The Bathurst District School's swimming carnival this afternoon promises to be most attractive a, large crowd is expected to be present to witness the various items…
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The V.R.C. meeting was continued in fine weather to day. Hurdle: Brilliance 1; Florin 2; Boomerang 3. Six starters; winner…
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The Orange Jockey Club's annual race meeting commenced to-day in fine weather. Very heavy rain fell last night but the weather cleared early…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Boxing JOHNSON v Lang Former. Wins in Ninth Round Melbourne
Fully 8000 people went to Richmond Racecourse last night to see Jack Johnson, the colored champion, box Bill Lang, of Melbourne, for a £500…
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Officers: patron. Mr A. Gardiner, M,P President, Mr. W. N. Moulder, J.P Vice Presidents: Mr. M. F Dalton, J.P., Mr. L. N. Smith. J.P…
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