A.j.c. Races.—saturday
ROUS HANDICAP, 1 mile 3 furlongs.— Ka[?]pan, 7st 12th (Coffey) 1; Bluster, 7st, 2; Amphora, 7st 2Ib, 3. Won comfortably by three-quaters of a length. Time,…
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Sport, 1906
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Cricket
Roger Hartigan made 206 and W. J. Lewis 122 both not out, without loss of wicket, for Woolloongabba against Nundah at Brisbane on…
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A meeting of members of the Palmer's Island Football Club was held at the Commercial Hotel on Saturday last. There was a fair attendance, and Mr. J. F. Jackman presided. A report of last…
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A meeting of the Club was held on Tuesday, Mr. Spencer, V.P., in the chair. Mr. J. A. Hedberg, Mrs. Loxton, and Miss M. Spencer were elected members. Mr. and…
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At the Kyogle races on Wednesday the Opening Handicap was won by True Girl, and Trail Handicap by Archie. In the Kyogle Stakes St. Ellem was first, True Girl…
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At a meeting of St. Andrew's Tennis Club the following officers were elected:—Patron, Mr. D. M'Farlane; president. Mr. Geo. Back; V.P.'s; Senior-Inspector Durie and…
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During the season 1905-6 the above club played in all 19 games, of which 12 were won, 1 lost, 3 drawn, and 3 abandoned owing to rain. The lowest score made by…
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In defeating Wales at Rugby football, the Irishmen played with only 14 men in the second half, and with only 13 for a portion of the contest;…
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J. R. M. Mackay registered his eleventh century this season yesterday by putting up 158 not out for Burwood against Waverley in the final…
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A meeting of delegates was held last night, Mr. Walker in the chair. There were also present Messrs. O'Malley, H. Hynes, E. W. Brierly, A. J. Pollack, Duncan, D…
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The Mayor presided at a meeting of the committee on Friday, evening. The secretary briefly reported the holding of the regatta, which was a success. The treasurer…
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A Committee meeting in connection with the recent public regatta was held in the Council Chambers on Friday evening. The Mayor (Mr. T. A, Powell) presided, and about 20 of tho committee were…
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The annual meeting of the Mount Edgecombe Tennis Club was held at Mr. Thompson's residence on 27th inst. The election of officers resulted:—President, Mr…
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Alumny Creek v. Copmanhurst and Ramornie—The above played at Copmanhurst on Suturduy, Alumny Creek won on the first innings by 60 runs. The home team…
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A committee meeting in connection with the recent public regatta was held in me Maclean Council Chambers on Friday evening. The Mayor (Mr…
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Writing from Lismore, in reference to the cricket match against the Baldersleigh team, Mr. D. Mason says "the visitors lost through pure bad luck…
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It has been decided to re-organise the Grafton City Tennis Club again this year if sufficient support is accorded. The subscription for the…
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A meeting of the committee of the above was held at the Royal Hotel on Monday night. Mr. A. Walker presided and there were also present:…
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The second annual meeting of the Lawrence Football Club was held on Saturday night, when Mr. Arthur Meskill was elected as captain and Mr. E. Knight as secretary. Another meeting is to be held…
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Once upon a time (says the "Daily Telegraph") it was considered almost improper for a girl to be swim. If she should fall into the water, it was…
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