Racing Accidents. Sydney, Saturday Night
Four jockeys were injured today, two at Flemington and two at Warwick Farm…
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Sport, 1900
318 stories in Clarence Valley & Coffs Harbour's papers · page 9 of 16
Football. Clarence v. Richmond. a Drawn Game
LAST Saturday afternoon a team of representative Richmond River footballers met and played a drawn game on the Oval with a team representing the Clarence Rugby…
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THE intercolonial match between New South Wales and Queensland, played in Sydney on Saturday, was a great game, New South Wales winning by a point, 11 to 10…
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At the settling on Friday evening, at the Commercial hotel, there was a large attendance of sportsmen, who assembled in the balcony, which was specially prepared for the occasion. Hon. T…
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The return matches between Senior and Junior teams representing these unions were fixed for Saturday afternoon, but only the Senior match was played, as only about six of the opposing…
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The inaugural race meeting of the South Grafton Club will take place to-morrow, when a five-event programme will engage the attention of sportsmen. The course is in good order, and as the…
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This meeting concluded at Flemington on Saturday. In the Grand National Steeplechase a series of accidents occurred, and only 6 out of 16 starters passed the winning post. Crusado (ridden by J…
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RALEIGH Feramount teams met on the latter's ground on Saturday last, the result being a win for the home team. H. A. Miles captained tho Feramount, and Tate the…
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The races on Wednesday were attached by about 500 persons. Following are the results:— Opening Handicap, of £15—Foran's Mauser I, Fraser's Zara 2, Wilson's Popgan 3. Won by a…
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The metropolitan footballers defeated Queensland by 12 points to 8…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Football Notes. SYDNEY v. the Clarence
Our Grifton cor. writes :—There has been many an excellent and hard fought game of football witnessed on Fisher Park oval, but nothing has yet been seen to equal in brillianoy and dash that…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Football. Sydney v. the Clarence. a Win for the Visitors
Mr KEAN'S team of metropolitan footballers played the first match of their tour at Grafton on Wednesday afternoon against a combined Clarence River fifteen, and won after a…
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The Metropolitan team, which is on a visit to the Clarence River, played their first match on Wednesday against a Clarence team, whom they defeated by 20 to 14. The attendance numbered…
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The inaugural meeting of the new club was held on Wednesday under favourable conditions as regards weather. The course was in capital condition. Considering the counter attraction of the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Football. Clarence v. Metropolitan Team. the Clarence Defeats Sydney. by 3 Points to Nil
NEVER in the history of local football has there been a win so popular and so meritorious as that of Saturday last, when what purported to be a representative Clarence…
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Our Grafton cor. writes :—Despite the rain and mud and slush somewhere about 1200 people turned up on Saturday to see the return match between Sydney and the Clarence. The visitors were ready…
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The Metropolitan team played their second match against the Clarence on Saturday, and, to the surprise of all, were defeated by 3 to nil. The visitors had been honoured by beautiful weather…
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THE Clarence Union received quite a number of congratulatory telegrams on the occasion of the defeat of the metropolitan team on Saturday last. Wires came from…
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Grafton v. Maclean, at Maclean: Ross, Osborne 2, See 2, Berry 2, Craig, Tully, Jenkins, Paine, Quinn, Crowcroft, Young, Wickham; emergencies, Logan and Pollock…
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The Grafton Seniors visited Maclean on Saturday and defeated tho local team by 21 points to 3. The Macleanites were outclassed in every department of tho game. In…
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