The Athletic Girl. Heavily Kilted and Short Skirts
Rose de Boheme, writing to "The Daily Telegraph" from London, says: Girls look to your figures! Look to your wardrobes too, and consider the question…
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Sport, 1903
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Grafton Golf Club
THE semi-final of the foursome match, played on Saturday, was won by Miss M'Dougall and Mr. Elworthy (6), who beat Mrs. Lowe and Mr. Stawell (9),…
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LAST Saturday some eight players from Bellingen turned up at Gleniffer, to meet the local club eleven in the Evans cup competition. The Bellingen players, however, scored…
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THE Maclean C.C. and a team of fishermen will play a match on the local wicket to-morrow afternoon. Fishermen's Team—Huntingdon, J. and W. Shannon. Stokes, Want, S. McLaren, F. Philp,…
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A Committee meeting was held at the Carrington hotel on Wednesday. Present— Messrs. Fitzburdinge (chairman), Elworthy, Blaxland, Thompson, Varley,…
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A conference of delegates from the parent racing clubs of the different States was held at Melbourne on Monday. The conference agreed to make the following…
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The 54th regatta, held to-day, was largely attended, and was very successful. All events were keenly contested. All comers handicap (single sculls) [?]…
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OWING to the heavy rain on Saturday the match between the Clarence and Grafton Associations was postponed. In a matoh on the Grafton oval on Saturday…
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"WE hear altogether too much about horse-racing in the House" was the complaint of Mr. D. Storey, one of the few men of business who…
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A MEETING of the members of this Club is convened for Thursday next, at Kable's Hotel, when some important business will be placed before the members. Considerable enthusiasm was shown in the…
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The following are the competition fixtures for next Saturday:—Harwood v, Maclean, at Maclean Taloumbi v. Broshgrove, at Taloumbi…
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A cricket match was played on Blackheath, in the year 1766, between eleven Greenwich pensioners who had lost each an arm, and eleven others who had lost each a leg. The…
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THE general entry in connection with next Saturday's regatta closed on Saturday last, and constitutes a record. The Grafton crew for the Open Clinker are…
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The Grafton Golf Club closed its season on Saturday when, the final of the Foursome match, and a putting and approaching competition were played…
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THE following are the competition fixture for to-morrow:— Brushgrove v Cowper, at Cowper. Lawrence v. Tyndale, at Tyndale…
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The open Sculls for the Tindal trophy brought out 31 entries, the heats for which were rowed during the week. If there is a strong head wind, with heavy water, this…
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SOUTH AUSTRALIA v. VICTORIA. In the match South Australia versus Victoria. the former are all out for 342. Victoria has lost 6 wickets for…
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IDEAL weather prevailed for the regatta on Saturday (writes our cor), and the Woolwich, which followed the races and carried the City Band, was largely patronised, while the Lor[?] also carried a few. The…
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THE following are the competition fixtures for next Saturday:— Maclean v. Brushgrove, at Brushgrove Palmer's Island v. Taloumbi, at P.I…
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OUR Sydney correspondent writes: --In spite of hard, times, some 30,000 people turned up on Saturday to see the Englishmen' play…
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