Cricket
Half--holidays defeated the Westerns on the oval yesterday by 78 runs. Half-holiday 97—W. Eggins 3, I. Everingham 80 C. Apps 3, G. Walsham 0, T. Beaslay 20, J…
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Sport, 1910
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Compulsory Football
LONDON, Tuesday.—With a view of increasing the physical and moral value of the troops in Germany, the Emperor has ordered football to be compulsory in the…
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The annual meeting of the above was held last evening at the Grafton Hotel. Mr. H. Layton presided, and there was a good attendance…
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Murray (Ulmarra) and T. Tollott (Coff's Harbor) have been matched to meet at Ulmarra in about three weeks time…
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Footballers generally will regret to hear that Mr. F. Smith, Bellingen crack five-eight, is again an inmate of Raleigh. District Hospital, We…
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On the Oval on Wednesday afternoon Westerns were easily beaten by Half-Holiday by 73 runs. Scores:--Western 24 (W. Hudson 8): bowling--W…
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The boxing match for the best of 20 rounds, one to win, between Fred. Hessian, of Brushgrove, and Rupert Murray, of Ulmarra, eventuated at…
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A meeting of subscribers and committee was held in the Mechanics' Institute on Thursday, when there was a fair attendance. The Secretary submitted the…
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The final of the 10st. tournament was fought off on Thursday evening at the Theatre Royal. There was a good attendance. The following entered the fina:—D…
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A meeting of these desirous of forming a Tennis Club was held nt Lionsville on the 11th instant. There was a good attendance, and Mr. C. J. Griffen was voted to…
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It is about time that some active move was made by local football enthusiasts to form a club at Maclean. Already several other towns on the lower river have formed…
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The annual meeting was held at the Council Chambers on Thursday evening. The President (Mr. H. Hogarth) presided, and there was a good attendance. The annual…
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Alberts v. Southampton, at South Grafton, to-day: L. Everingham, L. Klaus, R. Pebendy. H. Hynes, H. L. Towner, E. Fishcer, H. Hynes, B. Dickson, J. Parker,…
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Competition fixtures for next Saturday:--Undaunteds v. Southampton, at South Grafton; Alberts v. Alumny Creek, at Alumny Creek…
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In the Trial Stakes at Morphettville Races (S. A.) on Saturday, five horses. fell. R. Sutherland, the rider of Contrite, was killed and two horses had…
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At a meeting of the Maclean Tennis Club, held on Saturday evening, the following officers were elected:—President, Dr. H. Fordyce; V.P's., Messrs. A. A. Smith and…
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A New Zealand representative Rugby football team will leave on June 3 [?]ay a series of matches in New South Wales and Queensland by arrangement with the New…
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The return match between the married and single members of the "Examiner" staff will be played on the oval on Saturday. Married: Read, Stevens, Fell, Chadwick,…
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Tattersall's Cup—Goodwood 1. Alarm 2. Topedi 3. Breeders' Handciap—First Shot 1, Calamus 2, Pagan 3. (By Telegram.)…
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A well-attended meeting was held at Hough's Rooms on Friday Mr. J. McKinnon occupying the chair. The Chairman stated that last year the…
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