Grafton Golf Club
On Monday last (Bank Holiday) the members and associates played two matches for prizes of 10s 6d each match, viz.—members' stroke handicap of 30 holes, and…
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Sport, 1906
697 stories in Clarence Valley & Coffs Harbour's papers · page 24 of 35
Coraki Races
CORAKI, Wednesday.—The Coraki Jockey Club races took place to-day. The weather was showery, but there were good fields, and the racing proved interesting…
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Maiden Welter.—Gabo, 8-12, 1.: Musket. 8-0, 2: Charles Casper, 8-0, 3. 14.1—Miss Moorefield, 9-13, 1: Rella, 8-4. 2: Claribelle. 7-7, 3…
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The Cricket Association got sound advice from Mr. Carruthers how they should act with respect to the suspended players, but they did not accept it. They preferned…
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Flying Handicap—First div.: Remark 1. Bruell 2. 1¾ the winner, 4's Bruell. Second div.: Charlotte 1, Fan Tan 2. [?] the winner. Heat winners divided…
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Cecil Healy, the cruck Australian swimmer, has evidently struck form. Twice within the past few days he has broken records. His latest…
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Mr. Trickett, M.L.C., president of the Cricket Association, dissents from the decision barring certain players from taking office in the Association for three…
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The following were the results of the racing at Rosebery Park on Friday:--Flying Handicap (15.0), 4 furlongs.-- First division--Remark 1, Bruell 2…
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After the senior football match between South Sydney and Glebe yesterday several member of the latter team were assaulted by a gang of larrikins,…
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The final of the senior competition for the M[?]matt Cup, in connection with the C.R.B. N.S.W. Rugby F. Union, was played on the oval on Saturday between the two…
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LONDON, Sunday.—A remarkable incident took place at Brighton races during the running of the Worthing Plate. The racehorse Marigold reared, caught Madden, the…
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On Saturday last the members' monthly medal, 18 holes, stroke play, was contested, and resulted in a leg-in for Mr. P. Makinson with a net score of 81 (hep. 14)…
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Fourteen-three—Blarney, 7-13, 1; Discord, 9st., 2; Mary F., 8-5, 3. 2's Discord, 5's Blarney and Impudent. Fourteen-one—Romany Lass, 7-8, 1;…
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The Hurdle Race, about 2m—Superstition, 9st. (P. Fallon), 1; Seismic, 9-7. 2; Ryde, 11-12, 3. Won by a head. Time, 3.39. Liverpool Mile. 1m.—Gaby, 7-6 (F…
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On Saturday Scottish met and defeated Maclean on the Showground by 6 points to nil, in a semi-final match for the premiership of the Lower Clarence. A fairly large number turned up to…
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The Grand National Steeplechase meeting of the V.A.T.C. was concluded at Melbourne on Saturday. Arkaringa Hurdles, 2m. 64yds.—Realm,…
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A match was played at Brushgrove on Saturday last, between the gents of the Lawrence and Fernbank Clubs and Brushgrove and Woodford Dale…
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A curious record in club cricket was made at Chesh[?]m (Bucks) on, June 30. The Prestwood cloven dismissed the Moor team for one run and a…
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Mr. N. Coleman spreads himself over nearly two columns in the last issue of the Casino "Courier" in an endeavor to justify his wretched…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Old-time Boxing. Mr. Purves Reminiscent. Heenan Versus Sayers
One of the few Australians, if not the only one, who was privileged to witness the historic prize-fight between Heenan and Sayers at Farnsborough in 1860…
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