Lismore Races
LISMORE, Monday.—The following are the acceptances for Wednesday's meeting:—Queensland Visitors' Handicap: Countess 9-5. Athlone 8-8 Noblesse 8-6. Truthful 8st., Edina 7-7, Noble…
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Sport, 1908
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Brisbane Races
Trial Handicap, 61.—Ladysmith, 6-13, 1: Programme, 8-10, 2; Grey Wings, 8-7, 3, Won by three lengths. Time, 1.16[?] Flying Handicap, 6f.—Dexter, 9-3, 1: Boomer…
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Tramway Handicap, 6f.—Hyman, 6-7 (Fuller), [?] The Glimax, 10-5 (Barden), 2; High Wood, 8-8 (M'Carthy), 3. Won casily by three lengths, Time. 1.16…
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Flying Handicap, of.—Mail Rose, 8st. ([?]ekey). 1; Matchmaker, 7-7 (Belton), 2; Obee, 7-7 (Connelly), 3. Eleven started. Betting: 4 to 1 v. Malt Rose. Won easily by two lengths…
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The deliberate declaration of mutiny by the Clarence River Branch of the N.S.W. Rugby Union should (says the "Grafton Argus") be sufficient to show…
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At the annual meeting of the Victorian Cricket Association the president Mr. Donald MacKinnon, M.L.A., said he hoped that this season cricket would…
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At the final of the Junior Competition at Lismore on Wednesday there were some lively scenes. The contestants were the "Red Flag" and "Scottish." Tickle hurt his shoulder whilst…
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SYDNEY, Friday.—A deputation from the Evangelical Council saw the Premier to-day, and remested him to legislate to prevent prize fights Mr. Wade replied that there was a difficulty…
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United and Undaunted clubs open the season with an off match on the oval to-day. Southampton v. Ramorule, on M'Kittrick Park this afternoon—Want. Childs, Brindle, M'Dermid,…
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Ironbarks 123 (Graham 46 n.o., D. Martin 28, R. Martin 13, M. Want 11) and 191 (G. Want 107 n.o., A. Martin 16. Browne 12, Allison 10) beat Halfway Creek 53 (Donohue 23) and 2 for…
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The annual meeting of the members was held in the Town Hall on Tuesday evening, when there was a fair attendance, Mr. J. S. Arnott (President) occupied the chair…
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The first race meeting, on Wednesday, held under the auspices of the newly formed Lismore Jockey Club was well attended. Mr. E. Murphy, the owner of the course, threw open the course…
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For weeks past modistes have been rushed to death getting frocks ready for the Spring meeting at Randwick—and such frocks, simply dreams, and made of the…
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A meeting was held at the Town Hall last night to re-organise the Grafton S[?]imming Club. Mr. D. M'Farlane presided, and there was a fair attendance. It was…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—The Rugby Union Council will meet to-morrow to consider whether addltional players should be sent to Britain. In the Football Championship of Australia,…
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A seratch match was played on the oval on Saturday [?]tween teams pl[?]ked by Messrs. [?] C. Bottomley and N. M. [?]son. Mac[?] son's team (which [?]sted ma[?]ly of members…
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South Grafton defeated Ramornie at South Grafton on Saturday. Ramornie 43—T. Albury 5. W. Hankinson 17, G. Filewood O. S. O'Kee[?] 1, J. O'Keeffe 2. H. O'Keeffe 4, A. Filewood 3…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—To-day the weather was fine, but not as pleasant as on Saturday, Hood, the rider of Plunder, received concussion of the brain, but Lewis was not seriously hurt. The…
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The annual general meeting of the Grafton and District Cricket Association was held on Saturday, when the President (Mr. D. M'Farlane) occupied the chair, and Messrs. N. M. Macpherson,…
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Hurdie Race, 2m.—Ballalaba, 11-10 (Cox), 1; Regret, 12-9 (Burn), 2; Nigel, 11-5 (Howle), 3. Won easily by 3½ lengths. Time, 3.5[?] Paddock Handicap, 6furs.—Bobby, 7-7 (V…
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