Grafton Racing Club
The following entries were made last evening, subject to entries that may be received through the post:- Railway Handicap—Wildflower, Sealight, La…
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Sport, 1901
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Curious Incidents at Cricket
FATAL accidents are, fortunately, very rare occurrences in cricket, yet of those that are recorded none is more extraordinary perhaps that the following,…
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The return match--New South Wales v. Queensland--was played in Sydney on Saturday, and after an exciting game New South Wales won by eleven to eight. In the first…
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ON Saturday a team representing Lisinore visited Grafton. They arrived on Friday evening, and on Saturday morning were accorded a welcome by the Mayor at the Lion…
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The Richmond team of footballers, who engaged a Clarence River combination on Fisher Park, oval on Saturday, arrived late on Friday evening by the Atalanta from…
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THE visiting team from the Richmond arrived at Grafton on Friday night, and on Saturday morning were accorded a welcome by the Mayor at the Lion Hotel, where the usual…
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"Oracle" of the Brisbane edition of Sydne Truth writes: From Charters Towers to Grafton is ft fairly good journey to get over inside a week, but…
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ONE of the most interesting badge football matches this season eventuated at eh Heads, on Saturday last, between ten players from Bellingen and a full team representing the…
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IN a tennis match played at Coramba between the local club and Glenreagh players the latter won by 6 sets 54 games to 5 sets 45 games. On Saturday last a Bowra…
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Professor Arthur Thomson, in the August issue of "Knowledge," discusses the var[?]tion in height of different races, and we present sent here a few of the facts he advances…
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The seventeenth meeting of the shore club came off on the Grafton racecourse on Wednesday afternoon. The weather was beautiful and cool, and the attendance numbered nearly 200. The fields…
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PLAYED on the Oval, and won by Grafton by 11 points to nil. It was close on 5 o'clock when the ball was set in motion. Maclean were unfortunate in having to play a couple…
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The competition matches were advanced another stage on Saturday in glorious weather. The football on the whole was of a very uninteresting and scraggy…
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MACLEAN was only able to send a weak team of 12 players to Grafton on Saturday, and consequently was defeated by 11 points to nill. Owing to the late arrival of the visitors it was nearly 5 o'clock…
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A committee meeting of the Clarence River Rugby Union was held at the Grafton hotel on Friday night, S. See's name was added to the list of Vice-Presidents. A letter…
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THe second round of the badge competition eventuated at Fernmount on Saturday last, the respective teams being Raleight Federals v. Fernmount Pirates, and resulted in a win…
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Maclean v. Brushgrove, at Maclean. Cit'es v. Alumny Creek, on Oval. Federals v. Grafton, at Ulmarra. South Grafton a bye…
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Woolgoolga defeated Coramba on the latter's ground by eight to three, after an exciting game. The play throughout was very rough. Play had not long been in progress when T. Sweeney secured…
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THESE teams met on the oval, when the Creekites suffered defeat by 11 points to nil, the whole of the scoring being done, in the second half. The game was one of the…
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The first round of the competition matches was brought to a close on Saturday, and once more footballers were favoured with line weather. So far Grafton and Maclean…
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