St. Ignatius' College Regatta
SYSNEY, Monday.—The St. Ignatius' College regatta on Saturday was most successful. The inter-state eight-oar crew shaped well in an exhibition row, and will be formidable…
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Sport, 1908
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Football
On Saturday evening last Coramba team visited here and engaged in a match with our local lads. Owing to some delar the…
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Callope, played an all-day match against the Fitzroys on Saturday on Small Park, the former winning by 38 runs. Calliope, 1st innings 09—W. Davis 36 n.o., W. Fernance 14; 2nd…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—There was an excellent attendance and good racing at Rosehill on Saturday. The Climax won a fairly good stake for the Newcastle party by winning the Trial, after…
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The annual meeting of the Maclean Tennis Club was held last week, wren there was a good attendance of members. The balance sheet was read and adopted,…
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Mr. D. Maher presided over a large and representative meeting held in the Harwood Water Brigade Hall on Friday night for the purpose of forcing…
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The annual meeting of the above club last week was well attended. The balance sheet, which was adopted, showed a £4 credit balance…
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Cowper juniors defeated Ulmarra juniors on Saturday by 25 runs. Uhnarra 17—R. Swan 5. C. Osborne 6 for 3. F. Sharp 4 for 11. Cowper 42—C. Osborne 19. G. Hayman 10 n.o. Coulter…
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The annual meeting of the tipper Richmond Football Union took place on Wednesday. The Palon was resformed, and the following office-bearers elected:—Patron, Mr. J. B. M'Dougall;…
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A meeting of the Grafton District Association was held on Saturday evening. Present—Messrs. D. M'Farlane (President), H. Hynes, S. W. Daniel, Brady, and A. H. Fraser (see,), A…
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Trial Handicap, 6fur.—Imperative, 8-12, 1; Jim Burns, 8-9, 2; Princess 1da, 3-11, 3. Won easily by a length. Time, 1.18. Flying Handicap, 6fur.—Tinen, 7-2 1; Alert,…
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Hurdle Race. 2m.—Gerah, 9st., 1; Bunny, 9st., 2. All the runners except Garah and Bunny fell, the former then winning by nearly half a furlong. Time, 4.1…
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Hurdles.—Charlemague 1, Manason 2, Topaz 3. Won by a neek. [?] Hill Handicap.—Grenadier 1, Lorenzo 2, Stirling 3. Hetting; Evens Grenadier. Won by…
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Members and intending members of the Central Club are asked to meet at Pitkins' Hotel to-morrow night. A meeting to re-form the Ulmarra…
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The final round in all three grades were commenced in Sydney on Saturday and will be concluded next Saturday. The results were:--…
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The annual meeting of the Maclean Club was held on Saturday, Mr. J. Donnelly presided. The balance-sheet showed a credit of 15s. The following office-bearers were elocted:—Patron…
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Alberts v. Alumny Creek, at Alumny Creek— Hood, Klaus, E. Fischer, Hudson, H. Hynes, Peberdy, Howarth, Hotchkiss, Towner, Layton, Davis…
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Half-holiday and Grafton Public School played a draw on the Oval on Wednesday afternoon. School [?]—P. Ho[?]el 21, Maxwell 13. Towner 12. Gibson 7 n.c., Howarth [?] A. Lipman 4, G…
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Weights declared for the events to be run at Lismere on Easter Monday and Tuesday:— Opening Handicap, 7[?].—Clarando [?]st., Microscope 9-9, True Girl 8-10, Bessie Brown 8-2,…
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Flying Handicap. 4[?]fur.—The Player, 7-9, 1; Pigeontoe, 8-5, 2; Sarsfield, 8-2, 3. Third Fifty (14.0), 4[?]fur.—Lady Triem, 9-3, 1; Silver Rose, 9-3, 2; Croun[?] 9-10, 3…
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