South Grafton J.c. Races
The following nominations have been received for the above races, which take place on Saturday next:— Opening Handicap—Maggie Moore, Levard,…
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Sport, 1902
248 stories in Clarence Valley & Coffs Harbour's papers · page 8 of 13
Australia in the Cricket Fie[?]
The Australian cricketers have simply wip[?] ground with the English. For a long tim[?] former have been going up and the latter [?] but this tour in England has been a revelation…
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The fiftieth mutch between the above teams took place on the University Oval on Saturday, and resulted in a win for N.S.W. by 13 to 8. Both teams underwent slight alterations,…
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Regulations in connection with the C.R.J.C. races are adivertised in this issue, and those interested should read them. Members are expected to show their tickets, and those admitting…
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ANYTHING more diesgreeable than the weather cannot be Imagined. Clouds of thick dust flew all over the course, and smothered the stands. All effect of dress or smartness was quite lost, and ladies and…
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First day: and the weather? Better say nothing about it. Simply unmentionable And a bit of bad luck, too; unfortunate that out of all the fine weather—perfect in…
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The 100yds swimming championship at Manchester was won by Lane, of New South Wales…
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Writing of the claims to superiority of the Haskell goli ball, the new importation from America, Mr. Smith, editor of "Golf," says it is a composite ball. It has a core of gutta-percha…
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The Federals failed to put in an appearance, and Rovers kicked off and claimed the match. C[?] defeated Southgate at Southgate by 6. to 3. Mr. Jolly refereed…
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The following will renresent Southgate against Ulmarra, at Southgate, to-day:—P. Berry. M. Hough, E. Ryan, F. Klans, Donohue (3), Morris (2), A. Evans, W. and T. Blackadder, J. Egan…
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In cricket Australia is now the champion of the world. Our representatives in England have won the rubber, and they won by good play and pluck of the…
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A meeting of the Management Committee of the C.R.B.N.S.W.R Football Union, was held at Pattison's hotel on Friday night. Present—Messrs. Spencer, Abbott, Hynes,…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Athlete's Cough. "I must huve contracted it while training for Athletic Meetings."
Winter athletics cause many colds. In the enthusiasms of football not [?] care is taken of the health. Yet even while training and competing it is easy to…
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LAST Saturday an interesting match was played at Bellinger Heads between a local team of lady and gentleman players and a visiting team from Bellingen. The latter won…
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The annual meeting of the senior club on the Richmond last week was not so well attended as usual, but the racing was very interesting. Lyddite had no difficulty in…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Local and General News Table Tennis Carnival
In connection with the table tennis carnival, in aid of purchasing a new organ for St. James' Church, Maclean, Mr. D. T. Burt communicated with Mr. E. T. Blaxland, manager…
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A MEETING of the committee of the C.R.J. Club was held on Tuesday evening last, Dr. Kearney presiding. Accounts to the amount of £55 3s in connection with the last races…
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A meeting of delegates of the Grafton and District Cricket Association was held on Saturday, Mr. D. McFarlane. V.P., in the chair. The principal business was a motion…
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As the defeat of either of these teams meant losing their prospects for the Tindal Cup, more than usual interest was centred in their meeting on the former's ground on…
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