Local Football Items
TO-DAY is a bye for all teams in the local football competition. As a result there will be very little excitement on the Recreation Ground…
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Sport, 1912
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Local and General News. Football Fixtures
THE following are the fixtures for the third and fourth rounds of the Dorrigo football competition:—Third Round.—June 15—Northern…
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Owing to rain there was no play to-day in the South African v. Surrey match. Surrey made 169 in the first…
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The local boxing tournament, which was to have opened at the Theatre Royal last evenign was postponed until Monday next, owing to the inclemency of the weather…
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LONDON, Saturday.—The first round of the Davis Cup, between Britain and France, begins on July 11, the place so far being unfixed. Dixon and…
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SYDNEY, Monthly.—The following are the results of the league matches played on Saturday:— Queensland v. Newcastle—8 [?]ll…
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The Grafton Sports Club's third amateur boxing tournament was to have commenced at the Theatre Royal on Monday night, but, in view…
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The Pirate Club is improving its team (says the "Northern Star"), and the new players are putting in good work. The club's latest…
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Kid McCoy knocked out Rod Standon in the thirteenth round at Melbourne…
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The Oakendale Tennis Club from Lower Ulmarra journeyed to King's Creek on Saturday afternoon, and defeated King's Creek by 46 games to 27…
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At the annual athletic contests between students of Melbourne, Sydney and Adelaide Universities at Mellbourne, I. B. [?]ander of Adelaide, won the 120 yards…
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Ernest Ellem, of Waterview, per medium of the "Argus," makes the following intimation to Willis:-- "I am going over to the Richmond…
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The secretary of the Bellinger River Union informs us that all arrangements are well in hand for the tour of the Northern Rivers. The…
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Owing to rain there was no play on Monday in the Australia v. Yorkshire match. The Test match, Africa v…
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Owing to rain the matches Australia [?] abridge university and South A[?] S[?]y w[?]ed. In the Test match England [?] South…
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"What would strike a stranger more than anything else about the colonial game is the businesslike manner in which it played. In the…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →King at Football Match. [?]Thuslastic Prince
King George, who showed a constant interest in football when he was Prince of Wales, especially in contests between the Services, is probably the first…
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J. B. Hobbs, a member of the English Eleven captained by Douglas, has written a book entitled "Recovering the Ashes," being an…
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The Bureau of [?]edicine and Surgery of the Ameriiaa [?]vy has come to the conclusion that [?]ctacular and competitive athletics are undesirable. It…
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