Football
The team of British footballers beat the a State team yesterday by three points to nil. Stanley Wickham, the brilliant…
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Sport, 1908
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Cricket
An enthusistic meeting was held in the Cuff's Harbor School of Arts last week re putting down a concrete wicket. Mr. McLean was…
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Messrs A. Mackay, Langley, McDoubal and Scott of the Coff's Harbor Club, journeyed to Bellingen on Monday and played a…
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The Dorrigo footballers held their winding up meeting at Parnell's Hotel last week. The books showed a credit balance of £15. Twelve…
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At the last Roma (Q.) race meeting the racing was reported to be very crooked, and the next Sunday the Rev. P. Nott, in the course of a…
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The reopening ceremony of the Methodist Tennis Club took place on Wednesday afternoon. There was a good attendance. When introducing the Mayor (Ald. Page), who had been…
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Lower River Union made all arrangements as requested to meet the Tweed team at Maclean on Monday, but we learn that the match was to be played in Grafton. It was declared off…
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Interviewed at Fremantle, Burns stated that during the trip out through the Red Sea, he got a slight attack of sunstroke, which prevented him from training. He felt very fit now,…
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The match Clarence v. Tweed teams will be played on Fisher Park this afternoon, play commencing at 315. The visiting team, with Mr. G. O'Connor as manager, arrived by train last…
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The annual meeting of the Richmond River Turf Club was opened at Casine on Wednesday, in very unfavourable weather. Heavy rain set in the previous evening, and continued throughout…
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Playing for Surrey in the county cricket match against Notts. Alan Marshall, late of South Brisbane, secured five wickets for nineteen runs…
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With reference to Mr. W. M. J. Jones, who arrives in Grafton this week from Tamworth to take up a position as assistant draughtsman in…
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The annual meeting of the Richmond River Turf Club was opened on Thursday at Casino in very unfavorable weather. Heavy rain set in the…
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The N.S.W. Rugby Union footballers left for England by the Omrah last might. They received an enthusiastic send-off by the large crowd on the…
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The return Britain-N.S.W. Rugby match was played on the Sydney Cricket Ground this afternoon. It was raining nearly the whole of the…
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The London "Sportman" says it is difficult to see how rests can be arranged before test cricket matches, in view of the magnitude of the county championship programme. The only way would…
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SYNDEY, Monday.—There was considerable enthusiasm when the Australian team, accompanied by the Britishers and Union officials, left the Cricket Ground on Saturday, and 4000…
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The return Rugby match between Britain and N.S. Wales took place in Sydney on Saturday afternoon, when it rained nearly the whole of the time. The visitors won by 8 to all. The…
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Playing for Somersetshire v. Middleesex, P. R. Johnson made 164 in the first innings, and 131 in the second…
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A special meeting of the committee of the above was held at Hynes' Hotel last night. A letter, was received from the Newtown F. Club, dated 9th inst…
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