Cricket. Kermode Again Successful. Sydney
Playing for Lancashire, A. Kermode, the ex-Sydney player, took 6 wickets for 42 runs…
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Sport, 1906
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Maclean Easter Regatta
The final public meeting in connection with the above was held ia the Council Chambers on Friday night. There was an attendance of about 25. In the absence of the President, Mr. Boden…
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Mr. W. Boden presided at the final meeting in the Council Chambers on Friday evening, when there was a good attendance. Mr. R. J. Till, the honorary treasurer,…
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Graf ton is leading in the up-river competition with 5 points, Federals 3, Albion and United 2 each. On Saturday, Grafton and United played a draw, and Federals defeated Albions by 6 to 3. In…
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When Trumper' team returns this week it is expected that more players will be carpeted by the Association. Kermode, playing at Manchester for Lancashire…
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The first round for a trophy offered by Mrs. Firzhardinge will be played to-morrow afternoon, for which hundicaps have already been published. The second round…
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A special meeting of the committee of the above was held at the Royal Hotel on Tuesday night. Present: -- Mr. S. See, jun. (President), in the…
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At the Clarence Football Union meeting on Tuesday evening much discussion was evoked by a letter from the Secretary of the Grafton Bicycle Club, requesting that Saturday's competition matches be…
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It is not only the player of football who runs risks, but the man who controls the game—he, too, is often in danger of disaster to life as well aa to limb. So says…
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The following letter is from an athletic rl :— "I am an athletic girl ; I hunt all the inter and golf all the summer. I am a…
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F. J. [?]ronside, the well known cricket authority, suggests as a remedy for the present difficulty:— 1. That the Melbourne Cricket Club, in…
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A meeting of committee was held on Tuesday evening, Mr. S. See, president, in the chair. There was a fair attendance of delegates…
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The result of the ultimatum issued to curtain New South Wales players, who have agreed with the Melbourne Cricket, Club to play against any…
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A meeting of delegates to the Lower Clarence Ruby Union was hold at the Criterion Hotel on Saturday night, Mr. John MoKinnon in the chair. The following were elected :—Protest committee,…
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Taloumbi met and defeated the Palmer's Island team on Palmer's Island's new wicket last Saturday by 29 runs. For the winners E. C. Plater, 30, batted well, while…
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Welter Handicap—Gelignite 1, Carlinga 2, Shimose 3. Birthday Cup, 1½ mile—Zepho, 7-9, 1 Dynamite, 8-12, 2; [?], 7-13, 3…
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Opening Handicap—Joan 1, Skellum 2, Trick 3. Novice—Sonata 1. Stock Rose 2. Marksman 3…
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