P.s. Athletic Associations
THE Macleay Public Schools Athletic Association, at a meeting last week, established a precedent which may have a tendency to stimulate…
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Sport, 1906
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Football
A football team representing the combined Tweed district met and defeated a combined Richmond, second fifteen last Saturday, at Lismore, by 9 points to 3…
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SYDNEY, Friday.—A deputation of pony and galloway owners waited on the Attorney-General yesterday to lay before Mr. Wade their position under the proposed…
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At the swimming carnival at Hamburg, Cecil Healy, the Australian champion, won the 100 metres championship. He also won the Kaiser's…
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Mr. P. M'Grath, of Fitz[?]oy-street proprietor of the fleet of pleasure boats, has been granted permission by the Department to [?]ect swimming…
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Several Australians are performing with great credit in the present English County cricket season. Playing for Middlesex against Yorkshire (the match…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Football. the Recent Casino Match
In its last issue the Casino "Courier" gives up the best port of two columns of its (presumably) valuable space to Mr. Neil Coleman (the referce…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Telegraphic Sporting. A £2000 Boxing Contest. Sydney, Saturday Night
It has been virtually settled that a boxing contest between "Bill" Squires and "Jack" O'Brien, for a £2000 purse, will take place in Sydney in…
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With the near approach of the close of the foot ball season, cricketers are beginning to make a move. Two clubs advertise me tings in this issue. Those favorable to the re-formation of Maclean C.C. are…
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The second round (9 holes) of the Dowling trophy was played on Friday last. Mrs. Cotton returned the best card, being 4 up on bogey, with a handicap of 5. Full…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Football. the Final
The football season on the Lower Clarence was brought to a conclusion on Saturday last, when Palmet's Island met and defeated Scottish Rifles on the Maclean Show ground, in the final for the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Football. Clarence v. Upper Richmond
Arrangements for the visit of the Upper Richmond Union team to Grafton on Saturday next are in progress. An effort is being made to get suitable train…
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A movement (started by Kent and supported by several other counties) is on foot in England to squeeze Australians out of the country competitions by…
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A meeting of the C.R. Branch of the N.S.W. Rugby Union was held at Dynes' Hotel on Tuesday night, when it was decided to leave all…
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A TELEGRAM has been received by Mr. C. H. Young from the Secretary of the New South Wales Football Union, stating that the appeal lodged by Nambucca Heads…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Racing with War Canoes
On the St. Lawrence River, between Kingston end the Rapids, there is a sport practised by the different canoe clubs which for excitement, enthusiasm, and…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Harwood Water Brigade Regatta
The following are the handicaps allotted for the two Water Brigade handicaps to be rowed to-day:— [?]-mile—Shannon (3), scratch: H., P. and…
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On Thursday, Mr. A. R. Wotherspoon received a telegram from Mr. Coleman, Casino, stating that a team could not be got together to play a match at Grafton…
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The third round of the competition for the Dowling trophy was played on Wednesday last. The best card was returned by Mrs. Cotton, with a [?] result of 6 up…
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