Progress of Cricket
Mr. G. Davis, chairman of the Bathurst District Cricket Association, in speaking at the welcome, accorded to the Centennial team on Monday…
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Sport, 1918
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Cricket Centennial Park V Bathurst District. Victory for the Visitors
The first match between Centennial Park and Bathurst District, which was played on the Sports Ground on Monday, resulted in a win for the visitors…
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The residents of Coolah Bridge had arranged to hold a day's horse racing on Boxing Day, in aid of the funds of the local Hospital…
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The draw for Saturday is as follws:—Federals v. Lagoon, at Lagoon; Banks v. Centennial A, at the Sports ground. Duramana V. kelso, at…
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In the Flying Handicap Royal Acre and Mauraymer made equal favorites at 5 to 2 and the result was a turn up for the books. After Mauraymer had…
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The following is the draw for Saturday next: Federalsg v Lagoon, at Lagoon: Banks v Centennial "a" at Sports Ground; Duramana v Kelso…
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A meeting of delegates from several pony clubs in the Western District was held at Orange on Tuesday last. Mr S. H. Mason (Secretory of the…
Continued on Trove, page 12 →Country News. Breakfast Creek. Tennis Match—Telephone Communication — An Overshadowed Christmas
Tennis—There was a good gathering of tennis players on the court on election day. Some of our camboon folk were among the…
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The following team will represent Railway against Small Arms No. 2 on Showground wicket on Saturday, at 2.15 p.m. sharp:-- Power, Kirkwood, Sedger, Bedford, Petty,…
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The selector, Mr. C.R. Rowley, has arranged the following rinks to meet Orange at Bathurst on Saturday, the 12th:…
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The happiest man in Orange to-day is Secretary McFadden, of the I.O.O.F. Race Club, and the smile as broad as Summer street, which brightens up…
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A delegate meeting of the above was held on Wednesday night, Mr. G. Heaydon (president) in the chair. The secretary read letters from Moore Park C. A. forwarding copy…
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Owing to restrictions placed upon boxing by the Federal Government, the directors of the Stadiums Ltd., at a meeting held in Sydney yesterday…
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A little business has been transacted on the Challenge Stakes and Anniversary Handicap, and a definite market having been established the horses…
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Following is the draw for the first round of the Opening Handicap, which must be played on or before the 17th instant:—Showcroft v Bartle, Curran…
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The team to play for Orange against Bathurst, on Saturday next, at Bathurst, will be chosen from the following players. If any of the number…
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A Wellington tennis team journeyed to Blayney on New Year's Day to try conclusions with the local club. The strong, choppy wind, which was…
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A number of boxing bouts will be staged in the Melbourne stadium, last night, and in the main contest Rogers beat Bell on points…
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In the country tennis competition played at Double Bay on Saturday Bathurst team, which comprised Messrs. Moodie, Edwards, Terry, and Yabsley,…
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The main bout at the Stadium last night was fought by Matt Murphy and Denny Palmer. The match lasted the scheduled number of rounds…
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