Football
A footballer, named Robert Clement dropped dead daring a match in the Newcastle district on Saturday. He suffered from heart disease. Jones, one of the best…
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Sport, 1900
318 stories in Clarence Valley & Coffs Harbour's papers · page 12 of 16
Football
Following will represent Carltons against Rovers on the oval this afternoon:—Bailey, Williams 2, Mason, Bancroft 2, Klaus, Ashwood, Scott, Ryan, Bullivant, Shea, Smith, Wunderlich, D. O'Meally;…
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ULMARRA C.C.—The annaal meeting; was held in the Council Chambers on Wednesday, Mr. S. Whaites presiding. The annual report showed that S. Whaites won the Club's trophy for best…
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A race meeting promoted by Mr. M. Brennan came off on Wednesday. The attendance numbered about 300, but the running was uninteresting. Opening Handicap. 5 furlongs—Federation 9-13,…
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QUITE a crowd collected to witness the match between the Carltons and Rovers on Saturday last, and it is safe to say that scarcely a person present went away…
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A. E. Trott has taken 200 wickets this season on English grounds. Ranjitsinhji, playing for Sussex against Kent, scored 220, making his eleventh century score this…
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THE Queenelanders defeated New South Wales at Brisbane on Saturday by S points to nil. A member of the Bellinger Debating Society has notified his intention to move at next meeting,—…
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A large crowd gathered at the oval on Saturday to witness the match between the Hovera and Carltons. Both teams played for all they were worth, and after a hard straggle the Rovers won by 3 to nil…
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THE annual meeting of members of the above club, held on Wednesday evening, was well attended, the president (Mr. G. J. Henderson) being in the chair. The annual report…
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The following will-represent Alumny Creek v. Carlton's at Alumny Creek on Saturday:—T., A., and W. Ford, W. and F. Payne, Scarr, M'Pherson, Woods,' Klans, Gray,' Clarke, Leonard, Smidt,…
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THE match between the Rovers and Grafton juniors attracted a very large attendance to the Oval on Saturday last. With either of these teams the premiership is expected to…
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AT a committee meeting of the above, held on Saturday evening, there were present, Messrs Elworthy (chair), Waterhouse, G. A. Gray, Williamson, Hynes, Scott, M'Callum,…
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OUR Grafton cor. writes:—Some 500 or GOO people turned up to witness the two leading junior teams in the competition thrash out the question of supremacy on the Oval on Saturday. Rovers had the…
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The Spring Meeting of the A.J.C. was opened on Saturday. The attendance was good, and included a number of intercolonial visitors. The track was good…
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The annual meeting of the Grafton and District Cricket Association was held on Saturday. Present: Messrs. Elworthy (chair), Stening, Jackschon (United), H. Hynes, J…
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The match between the Grafton Juniors and Rovers on Saturday, on the oval, created a great deal of interest, and a large crowd turned up to witness the match. The general…
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It is time that the Government took a hand in the control of horse-racing in New South Wales, for it must be apparent to any horse-master…
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THE return match between Fernbank and Glenmore clubs was played at Fernbank on Saturday, when the visitors were defeated by 13 games. Details :—Small and Gulliford v. Wilson and H. Kearns, 6 5,…
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SIR,--The report of the Grafton Cricket Association meeting, which appeared in the last issue of the 'Argus,' would lead your readers to conclude that, as one of the…
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