RANDWICK RACES—Saturday
First Hurdle Race, about 2 miles.—Bobby, 9-5 (Montgomery) 1; Blue Streak, 11-5, 2; Ryde, 11-2. 3. Won comfortably by two lengths. Time. 3min. 59sec…
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Sport, 1906
697 stories in Clarence Valley & Coffs Harbour's papers · page 17 of 35
Football
WITH the commencement of the second round of the competition, last Saturday came the first forfeit, Coff's Harbor being the offenders in this respect by their neglect to…
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The second and final round of the competition for a trophy offered to associates by Mr. Fitzhardinge was played on Friday, 1st instant, the best not score being 124,…
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The Apple Tree Flat "picnic" races eventuated on Monday. There were about 200 people present. Mr. H. Small, of Copmanhurst, had a booth on the ground…
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It is understood that the Victorian Cricket Association intends making the embargo on New South Wales players operative in Victoria…
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The competitions, senior and junior, were advanced another slage last Saturday, and the only surprise in the results was the defeat inflicted on Uniteds by Federals. A…
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The football season in Sydney is not yet a month old, but complaints are numerous of the manner in which the game is being conducted. Injuries resulting from rough…
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Flying Handicap—Remark, 7-5, 1; Freedom, 7-10, 2; Clinker, 7-13, 3, 6 to 4 v. Discord, 5 to 2 Clinker, 6's Native Cat and Edie, 7's Remark, 10's others. Won…
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Flying Handicap—Disaster, 8-2, 1; Grafter, 9-6, 2; Church Hour, 9-1, 3. 5 to 4 Grafter and Disaster, 5's Sweetheart, 10's others. Won by three lengths. Time, 54sec…
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Hurdle Race, about 2m.—Cangon, 10-12 (A. Scott), 1; Mercury, 10-7, 2; Ballalaba, 10-5, 3. Won all out by a neck. Time, 3.[?]3¾…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Spouting. Football. Scottish v. Palmer's Isdand. By "Seram-half."
These two clubs met on the lattor's ground on Saturday, a fair number witnessing the match. In the first half the play was fairly even, the ball travelling from one end of the field to the other,…
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Cecil Healy, the Sydney champion, swam a hundred yards in 59 seconds in London, equalling the English record…
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The Ascot Club ran off another meeting to-day, with the following results: Ascot Maiden Handicap. -- Fernvilla [?], Kelpie 2…
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THE competition was advanced another stage on Saturday, when Bellingen journeyed— and with more than a full team, be it understood— to Coff's Harbor, and Raleigh to…
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A SPECIAL general meeting of the local Football Union, convened for the purpose of considering a proposal to extend the competition in the Nambucca division to…
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THE first meeting, of the newly formed Bowra Proprietary Race Club was held on the Bowra racecourse on Monday last and proved a success throughout…
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For some few years past there has been long and bitter complaint—not without good reason—that Rugby football in New Zealand was being marred and brought…
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A meeting of this Union was held on Tuesday, the President presiding. A letter was received from the Richmond Union accepting the 23rd instant as the date…
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The new courts of the above club were officially opened yesterday by Mr. J. T. M'Kittrick, President of the Club. The courts are situate in the park, opposite the…
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