C.R.J.C. Races
The Autumn meeting was brought to a conclusion on Thursday, when there was again a good attendance of the public, and the sport was good. The committee…
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Sport, 1910
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District Doings. North Dorrigo, Football Meeting
A MEETING of all interested in the formation of a football club, representing North Dorrigo, was held at Mr. F. Dillon's residence on…
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The contest for the lightweight, championship of the district, between Bert Stewart, of Casino, and F. Gilligan, of Kyogle, took place at…
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Arthur Douglas is willing to go to Brisbane to meet Arthur Cripps, "Snowy". Sturgeon, or any other prominent man if matches can be arranged…
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An enthusiastic meeting of the Lower Clarence Football Association was held at Austen's Hotel on Friday. Present: Messrs; L. W. Scott. (President), J…
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These teams met in the first grade competition in McKittrick Park on Saturday. There was a limited attendance of the public…
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The C.R. Rugby Union held a meeting last night. Full report in next issue. A curious coincidence about last…
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At the Casino Stadium on Thursday B. Stewart, of Casino and J. Gilligan, of Kyoglt, fought for the lightweight championship of the district. The contest,…
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Central v. Western, second grade: Dousling, Phillips, Lawrence, Pearce (2), Fletther (2), McCallum, Zietsch, Carlyle, Thorburn, Fairweather, Barkell, Ryan,…
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A meeting in connection with the above was held on Tuesday evening. Mr. J. McNamara (President) occupied the chair, and there was a good attendance of…
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The tournament season had just commenced in America when the mail left, and several players known to Australians were competing…
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President, Mr. Jas. Carlton, J.P.; V.P's., Messrs. J. Retallick, J.P. and Jno. Buchan; Committee, Messrs. Jas. Forsythe, S. Mawhinney, junr., T. Redmond,…
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Information has been received that Sid. Russell, the well-known Sydney boxer, has died in Paris. A monster send-off is being…
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The Union fixtures for Saturday are:— Bellingen v. Raleigh, at Bellingen, Gloniffer v. South Arm, at Gleniffer…
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A meeting of delegates of the above was held at the Post Office Hotel, Grafton, on Tuesday night. Mr. J. W. McNamara (president) occupied the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Boxing Boom. Sonter-murphy Match
On Monday night W. Sonter, the unbeaten, was matched to fight W. Murphy, of Newcastle, the best of 20 rounds for £20 aside. Mr. John…
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Worcester 387 and 264 runs, beat Surrey, 172 and 183, Lancashire, 166 and 180, beat Essex, 90 and 125…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Rep. Football Team. (To the Editor of the "Argus.")
Sir,--I noticed in your Monday's issue a football team selected to represent the Clarence against Newtown on June 6. If this is a fair…
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