Cricket
Coramba cricket club played a match at Upper Orara last Saturday, winning by 4 runs. Scores—Coramba 61 and 135, Upper Orara 62 and 130. Stanley did the…
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Sport, 1908
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Cricket
Alberts v. Palmer's island, on the racecourse— Back, J. Hood, L. Klaus, Howarth, Fischer, Hudson, Rotckiss, Everingham, M'Farlane, Hynes, Dorrington…
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At a meeting of the council of the N.S. Wales Rugby Union on Monday, it was resolved that in addition to the mets of professionalism, as provided for in the union's…
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Handicap for the two principal events in connection with the above meeting:- Opening.—E. Langham's C[?]o 9-8, C. Cavanough's Glen 8-4, T. A. Aston's Freda (into…
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It is not my intention to say much about England's extraordinary dramatic victory in the second test match, but in this case I certainly think that the batting of…
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An impromptu regatta was held on the river on Saturday afternoon, the two principal events, a motor boat race and a sailing race, being decided…
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Handicaps have been declare as under in connection with Monday's regatta:- MAIDEN SINGLES.—W. Brown, H.R.C., Scr. D. Mathesen, M.R.C., 3sec.,; F. Brown, H.R.C.,…
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The competition among the clubs and swimmers for the title of champion of New South Wales over various distances has been keener during this season than for many years past. Of the…
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Owing to several of the leading cricketers being absent from the district the Harwood Club was unable to send a representative team to take part in the inter-district matches: but they…
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January Stakes, 6fur.—Malsterdelie, 8st. (Brennan), 1; Orfano, s.s (Hickey),2; M[?]esmore, 7-7 (J. Pike), 3, Malsterdelle squeezed home a winner by a head. Time, 1.57…
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On Saturday afternoon considerable interest was manifested in an imprompt[?] regatta promoted by the Grafton sailing and Motor Club, in which the principal events were sailing and…
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The first matches of the season between Grafton and Lower Clarence Association clubs were played on Saturday on up-river wickets, Four clubs came by steamer from…
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The first regatta of the Harwood Water Brigads and Rowing Club will be held on Monday. There are large entgries. The following heats have been rowed in connection with the…
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At the joint carnival of the North Sydney and Lavender Bay Swimming Clubs on Wednesday C. Healy swam 200yds, in 2,min. 11 1-5sec., beating the woria[?]s record by 23-5sec. For the…
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Glenreagh v. Southampton, on Monday— Ellen (5), Cowling, Rudder, Sweeney, Nicholson, Snodgrass, and [?]ggett. The annual report of the Master Huliders…
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The return representative1 match between the Lower and Upper Clarence will he played at Maclean to-day. The Upper River representatives are—Want, Pollack, Klaus, Everingham,…
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Starter, Mr. H. Jordan: umpire, Mr. D. McDonald; timekeeper, Mr. W. Boden; judge, Mr. J. M. Kelly; president. Mr. J. P. Maher, Committee—Messrs. L. Pringle, A. Bell…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—At the Anniversary Regatta to-day there were some splendidly contested events. The principal results were as follows:- inter-state 18-footers Handicap.—Monn, 1¼…
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