Cricket
Glenreach defeated Bucca Creek bt 81 runs Glenreagh 75 and 4 for 126 (F. Ellem 12 and 37, S, Ekken 15 and 15, J. Pritchard 17 n.o. and 21, Andy Ellem 23…
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Sport, 1908
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Cricket
Brushgrove v. Harwood, played a draw at Harwood. Harwood closed their innings with six wickets down for 129, and on call of time Brushgrove had six down for 96. Harwood—G…
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Farm Stakes, 6fur.—Settlement, 7-7 (L. Foy[?] 1: Old Ned. 7-8 (J. Ha[?]bel), 2; Skopore, 7-4 (C. Morre). 3. Betting; 7 to 2 v. Old Ned, 6 to 1 Settlement. Won by three-parts of a length…
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14.8 Handicap, 4½fur.—Thrush, 7-2 (E. Williams), 1: Kitty Mery, 7-18, 2; Fiction, 7-10, 8, Won by a head, Time, 37¼ sec. 13.8 Handicap, 4½fur.—Tigress, by Blarney, 7-3…
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The above-named carnival eventuated yesterday, the weather being dull but fine. The water was choppy for the first event, but afterwards calmed…
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The secretary of the local Union wishes club secretaries to take note that the annual meeting will be held early in April, and it is necessary for each club to have…
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In the match England v. South Australia, the Englishmen in their first innings scored 404 (Gunn 102, Fane 59, Hardstaff 43, Rhodes n.o…
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At Melbourne on Tuesday Hock Keys never boxed with more brilliancy, spirit and grit than he displayed in his return match with Frank Thron. The latter was in good form, as he…
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Half—holiday met Copmanhurst on the Oval on Wednesday, the former winning by 50 runs, Copmanhurst, 1st innings 50—R. Perring 28, C. Chovalley 14; 2nd. 8 for 148—8. Corcoran 35,…
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The annual meeting of the Grafton Tennis Club was held on Thursday afternoon. The President (Mr. Furst) presided, and there was a fair attendance…
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The annual meeting of the above institution was held on Thursday afternoon, Mr. Furst (vice-president), in the absence from town of the…
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The Marylebone C.C. has issued a draft scheme of the proposed triangular contests. The M.C.C. suggests that England…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Coming Rugby Season. Assistance for Country Branches
It has frequently been said, and very truly so, that the coming Rugby football season will be a memorable one in the history of the game in…
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A meeting for the purpose of forming it football club at Coff's Harbor was held in McLean's sample room on Thurday night last,…
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Alberts beat Uniteds on the Oval by 42 ru[?]s. Uniteds 66—Arnott 14. Eggins 14, J. Ferguson 12, C. Lardner 11, Bottomley 5, C. Fisher s. Iredale n.o. 3. Caswell 1. Farqubarson…
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The Marylebone C.C. has issued a draft scheme of the proposed triangular contests. The club suggests that England. Australia and South Africa should each play ench other twice in…
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Flying Welter, 4½fur.—Skylark, 8-3 1; Reliance, 8st., 2; The Player, 8st., 3. 14.1 Maiden, 4½fur.—Weish Lassie, 8-4, 1; Dolores, 8-3, 2; Brindabella, 8st., 3…
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During the second test match at Melbourne, executive members of the Victorian Cricket Assoclation posted themselves at various places round the Melbourne…
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Flying Handicap, 6fur.—Cembine, 7-3 (Oshorne). 1; High Lady, 8-3 (Gullum), 2; Versailles, 7-6 (Doyle), 3. 6 to 4 v. Comblne, Hon easily. Time, 1.13½…
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