Grafton Golf Club
The third round of the competition for a trophy offered by Mrs. Hunter was played on 16th inst., and resulted as under:— Mrs. Cotton, 52—-, equal 45: Mrs…
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Sport, 1906
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Football. Sydney
The match between Queensland and New South Wales, played, on the Sydney Cricket Ground, on Saturday, resulted in a good game, Now South Wales winning by…
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Committee.—Messrs. A. J. Clark (Chairman), p. Kritsch, T. B. Smith, S. W. Daniel, F. Vesper, R. R. Smith, Hy. Oakes, H. Jordan, T. Holloway, W. J…
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The following weights have been declared for the annual races of the above club to be held to-morrow:— Opening Handicap, 6fur.—Bonnie Blink…
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The Maryd[?]ome Cricket Clubs English team, to visit New Zealand, will consist of fourteen players. C. C. Page and W. P. Harrison, of…
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Mr. A. R. Wotherspoon (Hon. Sec. G.R.R.U.) on Tuesday received a wire from Sydney staling that the Commissioners had offered to delay the…
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THE annual meeting of the Bellingen Tennis Club was held at the School of Arts on Tuesday evening, Mr. Jame in the chair. There was a moderate attendance of members…
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The inter-Union match between teams representing the C.R.R.U. (Grafton) and the U.R.R.U. (Casino), was played at Casino on Saturday. The Grafton…
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The South Australian Cricket Association wrote yesterday, asking that they be granted representation on the Board of Council…
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"WE use nothing but Chamberlains's Pain Balm as a rub down liniment while training or after a game," writes the secretary of the Eaglehawk Football Club,…
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The fourth round of the competition for Mrs. Hunter's trophy (9 holes) was played on Wednesday last and resulted as follows— Mrs. Loxton. 66-16, equal 50; Mrs…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →EPPING RACES.—Saturday
Flying Handicap, all heights—Louise, 7-7, 1; The Ace, 8-2, 2: Quality, 8-1, 3, 6 to 4 v. Louise, 2 to 1 Lochi[?], 3 to 1 The Ac[?], 4 to 1 Quality, 7 to 1 others. Won by a…
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Saturday, Hurdle Race, about 2 miles—Phrixus, 9st. (Ryan), 1; General Kuroki, 10-3, 2; Seismic, 9-8, 3, Won by a length and a half[?]…
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15.0—Pigeontoe, 8-3, 1: Clinker, 7-10, 2; Pivot, 7-12, 3. 1¼ to 1 the winner, 6's [?]larney, 10's Nestor, Impudent and Lancaster…
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The first inter-Union match between teams representing the Clarence and Upper Richmond Unions was played at Casino on Saturday. The local team journeyed by…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Sporting. Football. Scottish v. MACLEAN
Played at Maclean and won by Maclean by 6 points to 3, after a good game. There was a good attendance of spectators. Donnelly captained Maclean, and McLachian Scottish. The former kicked off…
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A meeting of the committee of the above union was held at Pitkin's Hotel on Tuesday, night. Mr. A. Walker (Vice-President) occupied the chair,…
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Surrey has beaten Yorkshire by nine wickets in county cricket, Great excitement prevailed, each having previously lost a single match only…
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Almost without any discussion, and without a single dissentient, the C.R.R.U. committee on Tuesday night passed a resolution which is…
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BOWRA brought a full team to Bellingen last Saturday to meet the premiers in this division in a friendly match. From an onlooker's…
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