CRICKET. Australians v. Somerset
The local team resumed their second innings on Saturday, but apart from Braund (51) none of the other batsmen made a stand, the innings closing for…
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Sport, 1909
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Sporting. Football. the First Test Match. All Blacks Play Australia
The first test match (Rugby League) between New Zealund and Australia was played at the Agricultural Ground on Saturday afternoon. A strong wind was…
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South Melbourne, Geelong, and Collingwood Football Clubs are to send teams to Sydney this season. They will play N.S.W. under Australian…
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The Committee of the Clarence Rugby Union met on Tuesday evening. There were present Messrs. A. Walker (in the chair), E. Andrews, D. O'Malley, F…
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Central v. Ulmarra on Saturday—Richards (2), Long, Logan, Buchan, Beckman, Shaw, Dousling (2), Zietsch, Norrie, Hancock, Smith, Tindal, Noud…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday.—The English Tennis Association has decided that it is unable to guarantee the American team expenses for a visit to England to compete for the…
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LONDON, Wednesday.—The representative members of England. Australia, South Africa, and Lords have resolved, at the instance of Mr. Hillyard, seconded by…
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Cricket is much in evidence just now. In fact it is always in evidence. It is here in the local reality in summer; and here also, per cablegram, in winter. The bat…
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As briefly reported in last issue, a meeting of the committee of the Clarence River branch of the N.S.W. Rugby Union was held at Weiley's hotel…
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A special meeting of this club was held at the South Grafton School of Arts on last Tuesday evening for the purpose of receiving the resignation…
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The N.Z. All Blacks defeated the Newcastle League team, on the Newcastle showground yesterday, by 6 to 3…
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The Rugby Union is decidedly "taking its time" over dealing with the proposed changes in the laws bf the Rugby game which Mr. George Harnett brought home…
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MELBOURNE, Thursday.—Sam Allen has received a letter from Jack Johnson, in which he says the Jeffries match is as far off as ever, although it looks as if I…
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Western v. Brushgrove, to-day: Fisher (2), Jack, Bollard, Stokes (2), Richards, M'Gowan, Gillett, Greenaway, Layton, Catt, Ford, M'Mahon, Henkel…
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Worcestershire beat Kent by 108. Only recently Kent defeated Yorkshire. Fitzroy Cricket Club. The following are the batting and bowling…
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The final round for the Campling trophy (9 holes, medal play) was played on Tuesday last between Mrs. Farquharson and Miss Bawden, and resulted in a win for…
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Harry Booth who recently defeated Casey at Lismore, met Burns at Bangalow on Saturday night. The contest lasted six rounds, when Burns was knocked…
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The following players have been selected to represent the Richmond River R.U. against the Clarence Union on Snturday the 26th inst:—Full-back: J. Burke (P.),…
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The Clarence River Rugby Union's competition was carried a step further on Saturday. Considerable interest was shown in the Central-Ulmarra fixture on…
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On Saturdayrlast the Associates' Monthly Medal Handicap (9 holes) was played, and resulted:—Miss Loxton. 65, 20, equal 45; Mrs. Spencer 59, 6-53 Mrs. Blaxland 73…
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