Football
The following will represent Grafton in the football match against Ulmarra on oval in Fisher Park this afternoon, play to start at 2[?] sharp:—M'Kittrick, Tombs, Axeman,…
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Sport, 1896
124 stories in Clarence Valley & Coffs Harbour's papers · page 4 of 7
C.r.j.c. Races
NOTWITHSTANDING the rain on Tuesday there was an attendance of about 600 at these races on Wednesday, and slightly less on Thursday, the weather, although cold, being fine,…
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GRAFTON and Ulmarra met on the oval on Saturday, and after a spirited game Grafton won by 3 points to nil. Shortly after play commenced Pollock made a brilliant run on…
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FULLY 300 attended the Brushgrove pony races yesterday, and everything passed off satisfactorily. Mr. James Chisholm as judge gave every satisfaction; while Dr. Hedley's…
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The following will represent Harwood against Maclean in a cup match to-day:— D. and W. Ryan, R Werry, H. Carolan, W. Heffernan, G. Cruickshank, G. E. Agosti, D…
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THE Southgate team met the Ulmarraites on the latters' ground on Saturday afternoon last. H. M'Leod, captain of the local team, won the toss, and chose the defence of…
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The following will represent Southgate, v. Ulmarra, to-day, at Southgate: Berry. Donohue (3), E. Pollack, See, Morris, F. Egan, Riordan, Jenkins, Mansfield, P, Ryun,…
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RAMORNIE v. GRAFTON.—These two clubs met at Ramornie on Saturday. Ramornie put their strongest fifteen in the field, while Grafton played fourteen men. It cannot be…
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IF you want popular opinion as to the cricket matches it is only necessary to stand outside the Melbourne Argus office when the scores for a big event are posted, and listen to the…
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I NOTICE that the Narrabri Bench dismissed the case in which a number of young men were charged with having played the game of football on the first day of…
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GRAFTON defpnted Southgate on Fisher Park on Saturday by 5 points to 3, after a close game. Andrews smartly got a touch down in the first half on a long kick from the field…
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A CRICKET match was being played in a truly rural village in Essex, and the local butcher had magnanimously lent his field for the occasion. This…
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THE racing on Thursday provided an excellent day's sport; the weather was fine, but cloudy. The course was in splendid order, and the attendance numbered about 500. The…
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ON Fisher Park on Saturday, Ramornie defented Southgate by 27 points to nil. The losers were represented by a weak, team, several players apparently not…
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An interesting match is expected on Fisher Park this afternoon, when the following city lenin will meet Ramornie. Lanker, Tombs, M'Kittrick. A. Pollack, Griffen, O'Connell,…
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GRAFTON V. RAMORNIE.—For the first time this season Ramornie's colours were lowered on Saturday in a match with Grafton. Much interest was manifested in the contest, and…
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THE following will represent Southate Juniors against Grafton Juniors to-day, at Southagate:—E. Byan, W. Ellem, A. Evans, T. Byan, J. Duggan, Tim Riordan,…
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Grace hass completed his 2000 runs. Jones, the Australian cricketer, has decided not to qualify for Sussex. J. White heads the list of batting averages…
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LAST Saturday, two free fights occurred in the metropolis in connection with football matches. There were magnificent displays of larrikinism on the occasion. In one case…
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THE Grafton teams again won the double at Southgate. The senior team won by 14 to nil. In the early part of the play the ball was kept amongst the forwards principally,…
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