Rosehill Races
The above were run off on Saturday, Brumlo, 7st,. won the Granville Stakes [?]urs.: Rustile, 6-7, second; and Ninyas, 8st., third…
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Sport, 1904
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Rowing Notes. Easier Monday Regatta
MUCH interest is centred in the monster regatta to be held at Maclean on Easter Monday under the auspices of Maclean Rowing Club, and it can fairly be anticipated that the attendance of…
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A MEETING of the Bielsdown Pirates football club was held at Bennett's hotel, on the 12th March, for the purpose of re-forming the club for the coming season. There were a…
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THE St. Patrick's Day races at Bowra was a great success in all respects, from a sporting, social, and financial point of view. The weather was a trifle hot, as must he expected…
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With such fine entries, and the £100 match between Fisher and Philp, the Easter regatta should attract a large attendance to Maclean. The following handicaps…
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A team from South Grafton wall play a combined 11 of Nymboida and Kangaroo Creek on Easter. Monday at Nymboida. United forfeit tb Fitzroys to-day…
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Mr. Jackson has met with scant encouragement in organising a Clarence team to visit the Richmond at Easter. He Communicated with some players to undertake…
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A general meeting was held at the Council Chambers on Wednesday evening. The report of the proceedings for the past your show that there are 87 members on…
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At the Bankruptcy Court on Monday, T. W, Frost applied for a certification. His attorney asked for an adjournment, to prove by a[?] of creditors that bankrupt…
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The concluding plunge at Bond on Saturday, in connection with the swimming carnival, was robbed of much interest owing to the absence of champion Cavill. He was…
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An English Rugbys football team will visit Australia during the forthcoming season. They will play the first match in Sydney in June. The team, has been got…
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Alumny Creek defeated South Grafton (7 men). The local men scored 16—H. Reimer ll n.o.; 13. Eggins 5 for 8, D. Eggins 1 for 7. Alumny Crook no wickets…
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Alberts v. South Grafton on racecourse: Everingham, Klaus 2, Crispin, Corcoran, Jordan, Perring, Parker, Wotherspoon, Dorrington and Ford…
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IN connection with the competition for the Evans cup, it was originally intended that the final match should be played between the teams winning the final competition matches…
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Though exceedingly busy after the late rain, thr Alumny Creek team put in an appearance, only to find to their great disappointment, no members of the…
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There was a good attendance at Randwick to-day. The weather was fine, and the track in good but slow order. The Flying Handicap, 6 furlongs, was…
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THE public regatta at Maclean on Easter Monday was one of the largest and most successful carnivals on the water that has been held on the Clarence during…
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MEMBERS of the above are r quested to attend a meeting at Mrs. Cummins' Argyle Hotel, on Tuesday evening next. We understand some important business will be brought forward, among which will…
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In the New South Wales v. Queensland cricket match, the former won by 7 wickets and 73 runs. Queensland 132 and 59 (Cotter taking 4 wickets for 5 runs). New…
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United II. v. Endeavours, on the oval this afternoon: Bawden, Eldershaw, Wyatt, Law, Fraser, Maxted; Bright, Hynes, Kneen, M'Donald, MacPherson…
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