V.R.C. Races
The Autumn Meeting was brought to a close an Saturday afternoon. Elms Handicap, 7fur.—Lady Rylstone, 8-18 (G. Ross), 1; Modaglin, 8st. (Campbell), 2; Fille…
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Sport, 1908
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Football. the Coming British Team
T. Smith, of Leicester completes the British Rugby team to visit New Zealand and Australia. An earlier cable message stated that the team of…
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"Reggie" [?], one of the three-quarters coming cut with the British leam, is said to be a most versatile player, after the style of Messenger…
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At a farewell to the English team in Melbourne, the captain. Mr. Jones, said he and his team had been treated in a royal manner. lie would not like to say they ought to have won…
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United v. Alumay Creek on Oval. Saturday— Oram, Arnott. Fisher, Farquharson, Eggins, Bottemley, Ferguson, Iredale, Macpherson, Caswell, Meally. Fraser (12),…
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Some peculiar cricket was witnessed in the grade competitions on Saturday. Waverley were dismissed by Gordon for 125, S. Gregory 37, macartney securing 9 for 38: Gordon losing 9…
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The Noble testimonial fund has reached nearly £900 in Sydney, including £236 net profit of the Cricket Ground concert on Wednesday night…
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The annaul meeting of the Central Division Football Club will be held at the Council Chambers this evening: the annual meeting of the Western Division at the Willow Tree Hotel…
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The second essay of the Western district sportsmen to ferm an association for the better government of the turf in that section will be watched with no small degree of interest by all…
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Owing to heavy rain all cricket fixtures were off on Saturday. Fixtures for next Saturday—United v. Southampton, at South Grafton: Alberts v. Alu[?]y…
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A meeting of the Ulamrra Tennis Club was held last Thursday night. Mr. Glissan (V.P.) in the chair. A letter was read from the Grafton Amateur Minstrel Club. offering to give their…
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R. Arnst has gone on a long bicycling tour in New Zealand with H. Floyd as companion, and, no doubt, this is the beginning of a long course of training. Webb and Arnst have come to a…
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Regarding the resolution carried at the committee meeting of the Helensburgh Workmen's Social and Literary Institute, considerable umbrage has been taken by the local storekeepers,…
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The first annual meeting of the above was held at the Council Chambers on Tuesday night. The President (Mr. J. W. McNamara)…
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In his concluding article to the "Sydney Morning Herald," Major Phillip Trevor, manager of the English team, writing of Noble, says:--…
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Mr. C. H. Young, secretary of the local branch is in receipt of the following communication, together with other attached particulars from…
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The annual meeting of the above was held at Capp's Hotel on Wednesday evening when there were 16 members present. Mr. O. Lewis occupied…
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Open Single Sculls—E. Shore scr., N. Ziersch 7 sec., C. M'Grath 7, A. Lardner 10, H. Kipping 14, W. M'Grath 17, P. M'Grath 21, W. Drury 22, T. Paine 23, R. Wickenden 40. Second and third…
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The annual meeting of the Western Division Club was held at Smith's Hotel on Wednesday. The annual report and balance-sheet were read and adopted, and the officers elected were…
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