Swimming
On Wednesday afternoon next the first Annual Swimming Carnival of the District High School will be hold at the Municipal baths, and given fine weather, a splendid…
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Sport, 1912
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Football Union
A GENERAL meeting of delegates of the Dorrigo Football Union was held at the Commercial Hotel on Tuesday evening. The following…
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The season will be officially opened this afternoon. Members and Associates will play "Mixed Foursomes" for a trophy valued at 21s offered by the President (Mr…
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After his defeat by Sam. McVea last Boxing Day, Sam Langford asserted that he would not fight under "Snowy" Baker again, and as he…
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[?]wing to the unsettled weather last night, the finals of the Amateur Boxing Championships were postponed until Thursday [?]ight…
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The Grand National Steeplechase was won by Jerry M. 12.7, with Bloodstone 11st. second, and Axelpin 10-2 third. The winner was 4 to 1. Rathnall was equal…
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Our Ulmarra Correspondent writes:— Great interest is centred in this function which is to take place on Saturday next. The Ulmarra sporting public are very much…
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A very enthusiastic meeting was held at Austen's hotel on Tuesday, when A[?]d. G. Austen occupied the chair. The secretary reported that donations to date totalled…
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Jack Read outpointed Billy Elliott in the 20 rounds boxing contest at Brisbane. McVea[?]Langford Fight. SYDNEY, Wednesday.—Langford will not…
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The following will meet in the first round of the North Coast Championship[?] to be played on the locall green:—Messrs. E. Murphy and S. [?]ggins, E. T. Blaxalnd and…
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The following weights have been declared in connection with the A.J.C. meeting:— Highweight Handicap, [?]ur.—Bright Lad[?] die [?]-6, Glgandra [?]-2, Wirrila [?]-5,…
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The selection committee met on Tuesday night and chose the following representative team to meet the Richmond River at Ulmarra on Easter Monday, play to start…
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The amount of money which Dave Smith has earned in his recent engagements should be a great temptation to promising amateurs. In…
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The annual meeting of the Bellingen Football Club was held at Conagban's Hotel on Saturday evening, 30th March, and was largely and…
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According to the local papers, cricket, on the Richmond just now is as dead as Julius Caesar. The hope is widely expressed over there that…
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At a meeting held at East Bellingen on wednesday night it was decided to from a football club, to be known as the "East Bellingen Club."…
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An interesting programme of aquatic events will be decided on, the Ulmarra course this afternoon, when two matches and other events promoted by the…
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SYDNEY, Friday.—Crowding his man at every opportunity and using a smother that was almost impenetrable Hughie Meh[?] lightweight champion of Australia…
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On Thursday afternoon, a welcome was extended to the visiting cricket team representing the Richmond River District Clubs. The players arrived by the afternoon train…
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Officials—Starter, Mr. F. Schwonbcrg; referee, Mr. S. J. Henson; judges, Messrs. J. M. Kelly and W. Boden; time-keeper, Mr. S. J. Henson…
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