Football
The School v. Western II., on Fisher Park —D. James, F. Walters, C. Fletcher, J. Davis, H. Davis, R. Blood, L. Robertson, W. Austin, W. Kritsch, H. Skeoch, J…
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Sport, 1911
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Football Flyers
IN the first flush of the local 'ball competition, Raleigh find themselves grounded for nought, Dorrigo in the cold shades of a forfeit, Bellingen…
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The links are available this afternoon, when a competition will be arranged, Mr. H. B. Jones, of the Lismore Golf Club, is in town, and has been elected an honorary…
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These races take place to-day, and good nominations have been received. Considerable interest is being taken locally in the meeting, which will prove a fitting [?]…
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THE report of the Dorrigo Cricket Club for last season shows it to have been a big success. Of 13 matches played, 10 were won, 2 lost and 1…
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On Thursday, morning Paddy, Lynch of Lismore, and Bill Sonter of Grafton, met to decide superiority in the [?] arena. Mr. C. L. Devereaux, Manager of the…
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Ulmarra defeated Central at Fisher Park on Saturday by 12 points to 3. Carlton, for the winners, scored goals from three penalty kicks and Donohoe…
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One of the worst things ever seen on a football field happened in a match between Carlton and Melbourne University on Saturday. A…
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Bill Lang left Sydney for Melbourne yesterday. It is regarded now, with his departure, that hopes of a second contest with Lester are at an end…
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Another splendid sporting item of interest for July race week will be the meeting of Andrews and S[?]ter again. All those who witnessed the last contest will…
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A match between Hillside and O.B.X. Tennis Clubs was played on Saturday on the former's court, resulting in a win for Hillside by 1 set 10 games. Scores: Hillside…
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Half-Holiday v. School, to-morrow:—C. O'Keefe, Dickff Lloyde. C. Penn, E. Morrison, J. Giovanelli, R. Luciano. C. Lange, G. Fairweather. Ted Strauss. Dick Smith…
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The report of the Dorrigo Club for last season shows 13 matches played, 10 won, two lost and one drawn; 2348 runs were scored for the loss of 163 wickets,…
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A meeting of the committee was held on Friday evening. Mr. E. G. Elworthy presided. One town member and two associates were elected. Mr. R. Blackburn, of…
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Tho May meeting of the Ulmarra Race Club eventuated on Saturday on the course, about three miles from the township. A light shower that passed over…
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Brown has lodged a deposit of £1 at this office to bind his match with Pearce at Copmanhurst next Saturday night. The balance (£4)…
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"Ranji" Pearce, of Grafton, is to meet A. Brown, of Copmanhurst, on Saturday night next, in the Centennial Hall, in a 10 round boxing contest, for a stake of…
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A letter has been received from the Ballina Club stating that owing to the difficulty they have experienced in getting a good team together to visit Grafton, they have…
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Federals journeyed to Grafton on Saturday, and met Centrals on the Ova. The match proved an easy win for the Federals, the scores being 12 to 3. For the…
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The Dorrigo Cricket Club last season played 13 matches, won 10, lost two, and one was drawn. E. F. Navin was top scorer, with 119, and therefore wins the D.C.L…
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