Cricket
Alberts v. Alumny Creek, on racecourse— Eveningham. Klaus, Hood. H. Hynes, M'Intyre. Peberdy. Howarth. Fischer, Hotchkiss, Layton and Gardiner…
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Sport, 1909
1,299 stories in Clarence Valley & Coffs Harbour's papers · page 8 of 65
The Church and Football
Speaking at a meeting of the Northern Suburbs Branch of the Metropolitan Church Rugby Union last week, the Rev. W. A. Charlton (president) said that he had been associated with sport…
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Mr. W. H. Carmont, the secretary of the Richmond River Turf Club, is circularising the various racing clubs on the North Coast with a view to obtaining an expression of opinion as…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Lord Dudley on Cricket
A cricket match was played on the Adelaide Oval between a team representing the GovernorGeneral's suite, now in residence at Marble Hill, and an eleven picked from the members of the…
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The N.S.W. Rugby Union team of footballers (the "Wallabies") have defeated a team representing the Leland Stanford Junior University, California…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Cricket. Australia V. The. Rest. Sydney
The second match between teams representing the Australian Eleven for England and the Rest of Australia, respectively, was commenced in fine…
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At the Athietic Hall. Melbourne, 20 rounds were contested between Joe Grimm and Sid Russell. For 10 weary rounds the men hit, clinched and played "rockaby" in the centre of the ring…
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The "Daily Telegraph's" correspondent writes from London:—Within a minute of no-side our three-quarter back handled beautifully. Russell scored a try in the corner. Carmichael failed at…
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Southampton defeated Undaunted on the oval by 169 runs. Undaunted 73—Macpherson 0. Ross 2. Ferguson 19, Meally 3, Shaw 38, Iredale 2, Wunderlich 1, Bardwell 3, Burgess 2, Catt 1…
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Trial Handicap, 5 fur.—Rosebud, 8-5, 1; Lady. 7-2, 2: Miss Olive, 8-12, 3, 4's Rosebud. Won by three lengths. Time, 1.6½. Flying Handicap, 6½ fur.—Kenilworth, 9-5, 1;…
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Tramway Handicap. 6 fur.—Highwood. 8-5 (Mitten), 1; N. and R., 8-7 (Wocas), 2: Comus. 7-7 (Fuller), 3. Betting: Eve[?]s Highwood. Won easily by two lengths. Time, 1.17[?]…
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Kogarah Stakes, 1 mile.—Britain. 8-8 (Lightfoot), 1; Palm Olive. 8-3 (Tanko), 2; Straide. 9st. (Connolly), 3. Eight started. Betting: 7 to 4 on Britain. Won easily by six lengths…
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Zetland Purse. 5 fur.—Soleil. 8-4, 1; Polixenes, 8-3, 2; Diamond. 7-8. 3. 14,0 Handicap, 4 fur.—Baby, 7-2, 1; Cronulla, 8-13, 2; Sailor, 7st., 3…
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Before leaving Melbourne for America via Brisbane, on Saturday, JacK Johnson stated that if Jeffries should accept Sam Allen's £15,000 offer…
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The Australian team of amateur footballers--the "Wallabies"--defeated California by 17 to nil. In the international Rugby football…
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Hugh Meeghan has been matched to box Rudolph Unholz in three weeks time. since Johson's departure a cablegram has come to hand from a London music hall…
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At Melbourne on Monday night. Ed. Williams defeated Grimm in six rounds. The latter was badly punished. Elliott (champion featherweight of New…
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In the match played at Birmingham by the Australian Leaguers against England, the attendance numbered 8000. The ground was very soft and heavy. Messenger was not playing…
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The Council of the N.S.W. Rugby Union will be called upon to deal with very important business on Monday next, when Dr. Otto Bobrsman will move—"That, in the best interests of…
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The following players will represent Harwood in their match airainst the Southaurptons on Saturday:— and J. Maher, Duckworth. F. and L. Eggins, Miller. Apps, Buckland, Orr…
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