Cricket. Saturday's Teams
The following will represent. Alberts against Ulmarra, at Ulmarra:--J. Hood, J. see, L. and V. Klaus, L. Everingham, L. Hotchkiss, W…
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Sport, 1906
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Football
THE annual meeting the Derrige "Buccancer" Footbal Club was held at Coyle's Hotel last Saturday evening (writes a correspondent). Mr. E. Navin (vice-president) in…
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Harwood and Palmer's Island will play an off match on the former's wicket to-morrow. Harwood Team—Apps, Clark, Maloney, F. and L. Eggins, Scott, Fawcett, Donnelly, Wiseman…
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A meeting of the Grafton regatta committee was held in the Council Chambers on Tuesday night, Mr. W. Stevenson presiding. A suggestion was made that the…
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There was a large attendance. The racing was very good, with large fields, there being only 18 scratchings out of 112 nominations. Welter: First heat—Cordite 1, Miss Lilian 2,…
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Trial—Field Glass, 7-7, 1; Cardinal, 9-7, 2; Pretty Holly, 9-12, 8. 14.1—Arlene, 8-9, 1; Miss Chetwynd, 7st. 2; The Wasp, 7-2, 3…
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A meeting of the Grafton District Cricket Association was held at the Council Chambers on Saturday night, in connection with the matches to be…
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A meeting of committee was held on Friday evening at the Argyle Hotel. Present—Messrs. Schwonberg (V.P.), A. Boorman, D. McDonald, E. G. Hattersley, R. J. Till, G. W. Austen, W. Boden…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →G. R. C. REGATTA.—31st MARCH
Nominations received as under:— Open Single Sculls, 1m, (handicap limit 30s.) —F. McNamara (S.G.R.C.). P. M'Grath, P. Sanders, N, Zeitsch. N. Wunderlich, P. H. Morris,…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →BRISBANE RACES.—Saturday
Pace Welter Handicap, 7f.—Delhi, 7-2. (Williamson), 1; Utah, 9-3, 2; Sir Simmer, 9-5, 3. Won by a length, with a length between second and third. Time, 1.82¾…
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The Liverpool Mile—Graceton, 8-12 (Barnen), l; Sir. Lennard, 9-5, 2: Dromedary, 7-10, 3. Won by a neck. Time 1m. 43½s. The Jumpers Flat Race, 1¼in.—Blue Streak,…
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A meeting of the Grafton District Cricket Association was held at the Council Chambers on Saturday night; in connection with the matches to be played at Easter against the…
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Narong Hurdler 2m. 61yds.—Pennant, 9-5 (A Halstead), 1; Greaville, 10-2, 2; Mauser, 9stm 3. Won by a length. Time, 3.57½. Orrong Two-year-old, 6f.—Booran, 7-9 (E…
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About 40 teachers attended a meeting on Saturday morning to take decisive action with regard to the above association. Mr. Redfern was voted to the chair, and the question of…
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At a meeting of committee on Tuesday evening in the Council Chambers there were present—Messrs. T. A. Powell (President), E. G. Hattersley. A. Gruer, J. Irons, F. Schwonberg, Dr. Bell, W. J…
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A MACKSVILLE correspondent chronicles the fact that the annual meeting of the local football club, took place on Wednesday evening of last week. The following officers were elected…
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THE March meeting under the auspices of the Bowra Race Club took place on Monday last. A few light showers fell during the early part of the day, but later on the "Sport…
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OPEN DOUBLES—Shore and Harps ser., F. McNamara and Winter, and Zictsch and Charleston, 5; Ryan and Sanders 7, Noonan and M'Grath 19. Lardner and Jack Miller 15, p…
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Mr. T. A. Powell presided at a well-attended meeting of the Public Regatta Committee in the Council Chambers on Tuesday evening. The North Coast Company consented to carry…
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A reprehensible practice not unknown to cross and worried mothers is the ready, punishment of boxing children's cars, all ignorant of the danger of such a habit…
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