The Cricket Dispute
Duff and Noble, examined before the executive of the N.S.W. Association, admitted agreeing to play with the Melbourne C.C. The executive tried unsuccessfully for an…
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Sport, 1906
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Football. Saturday's Fixtures. Senior
Albions v. Grafton, on the oval Referee, Mr. C. Wunderlich. South Grafton v. Federals, at South Grafton. Referce, Mr. E. W. Brierley…
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Flying, 4f.—Pivot, 8-11, 1; Remark, 8-7, 2: Lancaster, 7-5, 3. 14.L 5f. 30yds.—Nellie, 7-5, 1; Cambena, 8-1, 2: Clarionette, 8-4, 3. 2 to 1…
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The Hurdle Race, about 2m.—Blue Streek, 10-7 (A. Scott), 1: Wungan, 9-3, 3: Midshipman, 9-5, 3. Won easily by six lengths. Time, 3.56½…
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A meeting of the committee of the C.R., Rugby Union was Held at Pitkin's Hotel on Tuesday night. Present: -- Messrs. S. See (Pres.) D…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Cricket. the Cricket Crisis. Sydney
The New South Wales Cricket Association has given the players' till Monday to come to a determination as to whether they will or will not play…
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THE deep interest that was central in the match Bellingen v. Fernmount was responsible for a good gathering of spectators at Fernmount last Saturday. The game become…
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One of Mr. Rockefeller's most cherished economies is golf balls. To lose a golf ball wrings his heart. Even an old hacked and dilapidated ball, gone…
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The committee appointed to arrange a code of boat races to govern championship races have decided that:— The referee (who shall be named in the articles…
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The Premier presided over a meeting of the N.S.W. Cricket Association on Monday night, called to consider what action should bo taken in regard to those players who are opposing the Board of…
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Messrs. John Tindal and J. T. M'Kittrick have each donated £1 1s to the funds of the United football club. They occupy the position of patrons to the club. Mr…
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The third, and final round for Mrs. Cotton's trophy was played on Wednesday, the best net score being made, by Mrs. Farquharson. The conditions under which the…
Continued on Trove, page 12 →ASCOT RACES.—Wednesday
Sprinters' Handicap, 5½f.—Princess May, 9-1, 1; Orange, 10-3. 2; Chlorine. 8-5, 3. 2's Orange, 6's Princess May. 10's Zealot, 14.1, 4f.—Little Fellow, 8-3, 1; Orange…
Continued on Trove, page 12 →KENSINGTON RACES.—Wednesday
15, 4½f.—Vocalist, 10-2, 1; Remark; 9-4, 2; Bruell, 9st., 3. 5 to 4 on Vocalist. 14.1, 5f.—Encourage, 9-5, 1; Nellie G., 7-4,2: Cambenn, 8-3, 3. Evens Nellie G.,…
Continued on Trove, page 12 →EPPING RACES.—Friday
Flying Handicap—Buttercup, 7st., 1; Fan Tan, 7st., 2; Lancaster; 7st.,3; 14 1—Wee Bill. 7st., 1: Mora, 8-12, 2; Ayr Lassie, 7-6, 3. Evens Mora, 3s Wee…
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The real thing at the bottom of the cricket trouble is the fact that the New South Wales Cricket Association does not contain —with one exception—a single prominent…
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The N.S. Wales Cricket Association on Monday dealt with the position of the players who had signed an agreement to play for the Melbourne Cricket Club in any…
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SYDNEY, Friday.—At a meeting of the Trustees of the Cricket Association, a resolution was carried that while adhering to the opinion that Air. Trickett's…
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A meeting of committee was held on Tuesday evening, Mr. S. See, President, in the chair. The following were also present— Messrs. O'Malley, Quinn, Duncan, Walker,…
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