Football
SYDNEY, Tuesday.—It is now definitely known that the Wallabies' tour of Great Britain resulted in a total financial loss of £1392. His Honor Acting Judge Rogers arrived…
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Sport, 1909
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Football
A meeting of the Ulmarra Federal Junior Club was held on 8th inst., Mr. E. Hall in the chair. Mr. E. Hall was elected President, Mr. R. Swan Secretary, and Mr. S. Spring Treas.; delegates…
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Ironbarl's 63 (P. Allison 19, D. Martin 12) and 228 (G. Want 106, M. Want 39, W. Lee 19. Smith 14, D. Martin 11, P. Allison 11) beat Calliope 59 (Eggins 13, Austin 18, P…
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With regard to the resolution passed by the Methodist Tennis Club re the formation of a lawn tennis union on the Lower River, our Mnciefcin correspondent writes:—We think it…
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A meeting to re-form the Ulmarra Football Club was held at Brennan's Hotel on Saturday night. There was a fair attendance. The Rev. Farther…
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The annual meeting of the above was held, when arrangements were made for the coming season's play. Mr. J. A. Thompson was elected rresident, vice Rev. S. Bembrick, who has…
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On Saturday afternoon last Coff's Harbor top end footballers engaged in a match with the Jetty end. The play from the sound of the whistle was fast and fortous…
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Hague knocked out "Gunner" Moir in the first round in the National Sporting Club, London…
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On Wednesday night last a meeting of the Coff's Harbor Football Club was held at Mr. Blackall's residence. N. Hill was appointed a Committeeman…
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SYDNEY, Friday—In the lawn tennis contest between the ladies of Victoria and N.S. Wales, when all the ties were played the sides were equal in rubbers, but N.S. Wales had the…
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A meeting of the Southgate Junior Club wasa held on Tueday night, and the following office-bearers were elected:—Patron, Mr. [?] Wingfield; President, Mr. F. M'Cormack;…
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A meeting of the Central Division Club took place on Thursday evening at Pitkin's Hotel. The chair was occupied by Mr. J. W. M'Namara (President), and there was a fair…
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Southampton team: A. Durrington. Lynch. Ellen, Corcoran, Brindle, Cowan, M'Dermid, Want, Childs, Barnier, Reimer. Alberts v. Calliope (in an all-day match at…
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A meeting of the Western Division Club is to be held at the Willow Tree Hotel to-morrow night. It is stated definitely, in connection…
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The Metropolitan Rugby Union's football competitions were commenced to-day, the results being : -- South Sydney beat University by 11 to 8;…
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The Grafton regatta, under the auspices of the local Rowing Club, will be held to-morrow. The Woolwich, with the City Band on board, will leave from the foot of Prince-street at 2 o'clock…
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A meeting of the Western Football Club will be held at the Willow Tree Hotel this evening. Pirates beat Lismore by 7 to nil. South obtained a try, and Wakely dropped a goal…
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N.S. Wales beat Victoria in the singles and doulbles by ll rubbers to 10. The ladies' doubles, between. New Zealand and N.S.W., is incomplete, but New Zealand has won the majority…
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A meeting was held on Saturday evening. Mr. J. Donnelly occupied the chair. The Secretary submitted his report of what had been done hy the club, and which showed that the club had…
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