Pony Racing in Sydney. By "INDEX."
Ponv and galloway racing in the metropolis has grown to such an extent that many of the events at the regular meetings are run off in divisions. At a recent Kensington meeting no…
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Sport, 1905
579 stories in Clarence Valley & Coffs Harbour's papers · page 16 of 29
Do Men Like Athletic Women?
This is the question which "Rita" asks in an article in the May number of "Cassell's Magazine," which must inevitably evoke hostile criticism. According to "Rita," it…
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New Zealand defeated Now South Wales in Sydney on Saturday by 19 to nil. Perhaps the principal feature about Saturday's football was the brilliant defence put up…
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Officials— Judge. Mr. John Campbell: starter, Mr. R. R. Smith; clerk of scales. Mr. C. Giovanelli: clerk of course, Mr. Fred Barnier: handicapper. Mr. John McMahon…
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On Thursday night, 20th June, the Secretary Local of the Local Union reported all arrangements completed in connection with the annual visit of our footballers to the…
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Squires beat Fennessey, of Melbourne, in four rounds, for the heavy-weight championship on Tuesday. Murphy and Cooper fight on Tuesday for the…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Football. N.Z. v. N.S.W. SYDNEY, Saturday Night
The New Zealand footballers played their second match against N.S. Wales, under Rugby I rules, at the Sydney Cricket Ground to-day. There was an…
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ALBIONS v. FEDERALS, on the oval, the former winning by 45 to nil. The visitors played two men short. Albions won the toss, and defended the southern goal, For…
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A final reminder is given of the closing of nomi-nations on Thursday next for the Opening and Club Handicaps in connection with the Maclean J.C. races. It is anticipated that there will be…
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Shrabb, in company with Duffy, on arrival at his native village, Horsham, last, month, was accorded a great, reception. The contests fur the amateur boxing and…
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The return matches between teams representing the Clarence and Richmond districts will be played on Fisher Park on Saturday next. The game between the second fifteens will commence…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Saturday's Football Matches. (To the Editor of the "Argus.")
Sir.--Did you notice the two teams picked for Saturday? Which is which? Surely they don't mean that the first team is…
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A meeting of the L. C. committee of the C.R.B. Rugby Union was held at Kable's hotel on Wednesday evening. A number of players were reported for misconduct in the Palmer's Island v…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →SPORTING. South Grafton Races
The annual races of the South Grafton J.C. took place on Wednesday. The weather was fine, and the attendance numbered about 800. The racing was interesting and free from accident. An inquiry…
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The winter racing carcival on the Clarcuce will wind up with the Maclean meeting Wednesday, and there is every promise that the day will compare favorably with the best meetings of former…
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The return matches between, two Clarence and Richmond teams take place on the oval this afternoon. The visiting teams arrived by steamer last night, and are to be tendered a…
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Handicaps for the second round of the members' handicap bogev match, to be played this afternoon —B. R. Fitzbardinge and C. G. Farquharson, each 2: R. C. Law. S. W. Dowling, E. B…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Kensington Races. (By Telegram)
The above eventuated on Wednesday — Minion's victory was expected for at the close betting: it was hard to get even money although there were 21 starters. Copperfield's…
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