Football. a Football Riot. Sydney
The Queensland Northern Union footballers played an exhibition match in Toowoomba against the Maori team. Queensland won by 11 to 9…
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Sport, 1908
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Football
The is the Coff's Harbor team picked to play in the semi-final against Bowra at Bellingen to-morrow. Fullback, H. Manns;…
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BRISBANE, Wednesday.—Queensland defeated the Maori footballers at Toowoomba by 11 to 9, after an exciting and rough game. Blows were…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →District Doings. Dorrigo. Saturday's Football Match
The chief topic of Conversstion last week was football, and opinions Were various as to the probable sucesses or otherwise of the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →News by Wire. Upper House Appointments Scene on Football Field Sydney
At the Commonwealth Labor Conference now sitting in Bisbane Mr. Fisher M.H.R. in his presidential address suggested that…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Coffs Harbor Races. A Successful Gathering. Sir Harry wins the big event
Beautiful weather preralled on Wednesday for [?] first [?] race meeting of the Coff's Harbor Jockey ClUb, There was not a…
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At a meeting of the Union last night, Mr. J. See presiding, a lebter was read from the Lower Clarence Association asking that a match be arranged at Grafton, to…
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Dorrigo footballers fourneyed to Bellingen to play the local team, and were successful, winning by 6 to to nil, Hollingworth and Herd scoring for Dorrige. Dorrigo…
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Sir Joseph Carruthers, in a letter to "The Times," pleads with the counties to review their decision. As a lover of the game, and a lover of the motherland, he…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Coff's Harbcur Races. OFFICIALS
Judge, Mr. W. H. R. Latimer, Starter, Mr. R. Smith, Handicapper, Mr. J. M'Mahon, Committee: Messrs, H. F. M'Kay (President), M. M'Lean (V.P.), F…
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Approved Stakes, 5fur.—Lucy 1, Julia 2, Cressbrook 3. "The Seventh Fifty" (14.3), 5fur.—Kitty Mary 1, Handicap, 4½fur.—Game Lass 1,…
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Heilor Hurdles—Mola 1, Cashmere 2, Egba and Ballalaba (dead heat) 3, Betting 3 to 1 Mola. Won by a length and a half, Time. 3.50½…
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An application received by the Victorian Premier for the use of the saucer track in connection with the proposed championship boxing match between "Tommy" Burns…
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A special meeting of the committee of the above was held at Pitkin's Hotel on Friday night. Present: Messrs. J. See (in the chair), A. C…
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The Australian open and amateur golf championship commenced yesterday on the Australian Golf Club's links at Kensington…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Triangular Cricket Scheme. Australia Defended
Referring to the triangular cricket project, Mr. M. A. Noble said he regarded it as unfortunate for the Australian cricket-loving public that the…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—The following teams. have been selected:- Metropolitan v. Queensland on Wednesday: Bloomfield, Frawley, Conlon, Fry…
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In the Rugby competition (first grade) between the University and Eastern suburbs in Sydney on Saturday, the former won after a splendid [?]ussle by 19 to 12…
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Ulmarra defeated Central 1. at Ulmarra by 6 to nil. The home team registered the six points in the second half—tries by Quinian and Latimer. Mr. L. Williams…
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12.3 Handicap. 4½fur.—Thespana, 11-[?] (Russell), 1: Silver Grace, 8-1 (Dove). 2: Typhoon, 7-11 (Maboney), 3. Betting Even money Thespana. Won by a length…
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