Byron Bay J.C. Races
The above came off on Wednesday. J. Kelly rode the first four winners, and did not have a mount in the last race. The committee were called together twice to deal with protests. The…
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Sport, 1908
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C.R.J.C. July Races
The committee have issued a splendid programme of 12 events in connection with their annual meeting on 22nd and 23rd July, and the attention of horse owners and others is directed…
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On Saturday last Coffe Harbor Footballers journeyed to Coramba to engage the local team in a match. The team got away about…
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Alberts v. Alumny Crock, at Alumny Creek, resulted in a draw, Alberts 84—E. Hotchkiss 20, L. Klaus 16, A. Howarth 13, R. Bradley 11 n.o., W. Davis 6, H. L. Towner 5., R. Brown 5, H…
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The Rugby season will be officially opened in Sydney next Saturday. On Saturday in Sydney practice matches were played, as follows:--…
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Owing to the absence of direct telephone communication and the slowness of the telegrams, it is customary to accept bets in Vienna 2[?] hours…
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The following weights have been declared for the principal events to be run at the Lismore Turf Club and Hospital Benefit meetings on April 20…
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The annual meeting of the Bellinger River branch of the N.S.W Rugby Football Union wits held at Capp's Hotel on the 2nd April…
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SYDNEY, Thursday.—The New Zealand football team, now in Sydney, will play Newcastle on the 22nd and 23th inst., N.S. Wales on May 26 and 29, Queensland on May 16, 20 and 23,…
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Copmanhurst v. Ramornie, at Copmanhurst, all day match on Easter Monday—M'Laughlin (3), S. Lloyd, R. M'Lucas, F. Templeton, Phemister (2), R. Perring, H. Baillie, C. Chevailey; vmer.,…
Continued on Trove, page 12 →Mr. H. Sanders' Swimming Club
Mr. H. Sanders, who each year trains a number of young people in the art of swimming, has just completed his annual course of instruction, withl the result that a large number, including…
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The N.S.W. Rugby Union decided that every branch union in the State shall send a team to Sydney this season. This is to enable the players to appear before the selectors at a time…
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The annual Easter regatta came off at Maclean yesterday, and the function revealed that none of the interest taken in [?]ller regattas had diminished. It may…
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Alberts and Alumny Creek played a draw on the Oval on Saturday afternoon. Alumny Creek 49—T. Ford 23 [?] W. Ford c. W. Paine 3. Arthur Gray 3. J. Greenaway 3, A. Waghorn 2…
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NEWTOWN v. GLEBE.—Glebe kicked [?] against a hard breeze from the southward, and the ball could not be sent any distane. Newtown, taking advantage of the blow, gaitoped over Glebe,…
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LISMORE, Monday.—Although rather warm, the weather was fine for to-day's races. The attendance numbered 600. The track was veru heavy as the result of…
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Trial Handicap.—Warlike 1. Edison 2. Florette 3. Hetting: [?] v. Warlike. Won by a length and a half. Open Handicap.—Geisha 1. Barney O'Hea 2…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—The weather was delightful to-day, and the attendance very large. The racing on the whole was interesting, particularly the finish in the Maiden Stakes, which was a…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →A.J.C. Autumn Races. Doncaster Handicap Won by Togo. Tartan Gets Autumn Stakes. Poseidon Unplaced. Mountain King Wins St. Leger
For several years past the Australian Jockey Club has been exceedingly fortunate in having fine weather for its autumn carnival. Owing to the heavy rain which fell incessantly on Good…
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