Cricket. Upper River
Copmanhurst v. Up. Cop., latter's wicket.0 Ramornie v. Stockyard, at Ramornie. GRAFTON AND DISTRICT. Alumny Ck.'v. Southampton, at S.G…
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Sport, 1905
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Lawrence J. C. Races
The following nominations have been received. In connection with the races tomorrow:— Handicap Hack Race—Cohort, Stockman,…
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Alumny Creek A..v. United, on oval. Alumny Creek B. v. Southampton, at Southampton. UPPER RIVER…
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The two famous Scotch athlets, A. A. Cameron and G.H.Johnstone, have arrived in New Zealand. After new Zealand the Scotchmen will visit Sydney, Melbourne…
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Nominations for the gaslight handicap on the Australian running grounds on Monday next close on Thursday. Keran won the 220 yards swimming…
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In the first-grade cricket matches in Sydney on Saturday: Waverley 240, and eight for 157, beat Central Cumberland 174, by 72 runs. North Sydney…
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THE inaugural race matting of the newlyformed Dorrigo Jockey Club was held last Saturday. The weather was beautifully fine, and there was a good attendance with a fair…
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The draft of the constitution of the proposed Australian board of control for international cricket as prepared by the recent conference, was further considered at a special meeting of…
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Mr. H. Jordan left on Wednesday to represent the Clarence River Branch at the conference opening in Sydney on Monday next. The whole of the expenses are to be…
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Owing to the Inte arrival of Home of the nominations for the Gaslight Handicap the closing, of such has been extended untill to-night. The Scotchman Cameron caslly defeated Scott…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Swimming. Australasian Swimming Championships Sydney, Sunday Night
At the Swimming Carnival in Melbourne yesterday, the 100[?] Championship of Australasia was won by C. Healy, of N.S. Wales, in 58 sees…
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THE public meeting in the Council Chambers on Thursday evening, convened by the Mayor at the request of the Maclean Rowing Club to consider…
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SYDNEY, Monday Night.—Heavy showers during the day caused a limited attendance at the regatta. Results:— Glebe Club Won the single sculls and maidon…
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Alumny B. v. United, on Oval. Albert v. Southampton, on Racecourse. Southampton team—Dorrington, Want, Ross, F. M'Kittric, W. Reitner, Brindle, Andrews,…
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Shrubb, the English long-distance champion. and holder of several world's records, and the American sprinter Duffey, are due to arrive in Adelaide on Feb. 6th…
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IT has been decided to allow the proposal to form a registered Jockey Club to stand over for a few months. Mr. W. J. Hammond who had the matter in hand and was acting…
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The Auckland cricket selector has picked the following 16 to play the Australia team:— Sale, Mason, Olliffe, Schinoll, Hemus, BrookeSmith, Jones, Headon, Steinson, H. Lusk, Hay,…
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On Monday a conference between the council of the N.S.W. Rugby Union and country delegates, was opened in Syduey. Delegates were present from 25 branches of the Union, Mr. J. Downs…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Public Regatta at Maclean to Be Held on Easter
THE adjourned public meeting in connection the holding of a public regards on Easter Monday took place in the Council Chambers, Maclean, on Thursday evening. As on the previous occasion…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Athletic Princesses. English Queen and Her Daughters Fond of Outdoor Sports
Queen Alexandra has always been an advocate of games and athleties for girls, if kept within reason. She was very lond of all outdoor games as a child. In running…
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