Cricket
The Marylebone Club's Australian team beat a moderate English Eleven by nine wickets. Blythe took 7 wickets for 75 and 6 wickets for 36…
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Sport, 1908
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A New Racing Club
Some time ago Mr. E. Murphy, one of Lismore's most enterprising citizens purchased what is popularly known as the Lismore Racecourse for a sum…
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The final, to decide the possession for this season of the Mammatt Cup, between Western and Ulmarra will be played on Fisher Park on Saturday…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Sporting. Ascot Races Postponed. Sydney, Wednesday Night
Owing to heavy rain, the Ascot races, which were to have been held to-day, were postponed until next Monday…
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A. B. Postle, the Queensland pedestrian, won the invitation 100 yards handicap at Newcastle (Eng.) from scratch, in three yards outside even…
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At a special meeting of the Bellingen Football Union held at Conaghan's Hotel on Saturday night last, at which five delegates were present, an appeal was read…
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The final of the Mammatt Cup will be played on Fisher Park this afternoon, when Westerns and Ulmarra will meet for the supremancy. The City Band will play selections…
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A meeting of cricketers was held at Small's Hotel, Copmanhurst, on Monday, Mr. K. Matheson, jun., in the chair. It was decided to reorganise the club, and the following were…
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The annual meeting of the Albert C.C., which was postponed from Saturday last, owing to counter attractions, will be held at the Royal Hotel to-night…
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A meeting of delegates was held at Bynes' hotel on Thursday evening, Mr. A. Walker in the chair. A letter was read from the Head Union stating that the inter-district match…
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Tommy Burns, accompanied by his wife, his trainer (P. O'Keefe) and Mr. H. D. McIntosh, is having a holiday at the "roof of Australia''--Mount…
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A special meeting of the committee of the above was held at the Royal Hotel on Thursday night. Present:-- Messrs. A. C. Walker (V.P., in the…
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The annual meeting of the above was herd at Hynes' Hotel on Saturday evening last. Present: Messrs F. L. Schafer (president), D. M'Farlane,…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Tennis. Grafton Club's Captaincy
Messrs. F. W. Bracegirdle and C. Fisher met at the Grafton tennis courts on Saturday afternoon in the final for the club's captaincy…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Sporting. the Turf. Lismore Races
In our advertising columns to-day appears the first programme of the newly-formed Lismore Jockey Club, and, as nominations close on…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Football. METROPOLIS v. Northern Districts. Sydney, Saturday Night
Playing under British Association rules to-day, the metropolis defeated Northern districts by 2 goals to 1. The Mammatt Cup final, Western v…
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A delegate of one of the organisations attached to the N.S.W. Allinnce, while assisting in the welcome ten irred to Mr. Brant nell at the Ceat[?]nary Hall. Sydacy. in pointing to the…
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The annual meeting of the Albert C.C. was held at the Royal Hotel on Saturday evening, Mr. F. L. Schafer (President) in the chair. The report showed that the receipts for the past…
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The final of the first grade competition, for the mamnatt cup. was played on the Oval on Saturday, between Western and Ulumarra divisions. The attendance was fair, but not up to that of…
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Trial Handicap, sfur.—Alexandra, 7-12. 1: Goldfinder, 9-7. 2: Finesse. 8-5, 3. Flying Handicap. 6½fur.—Clementine 1: Zenn. 6-7. 2; Geisha. 8-9, 3…
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