Cricket
Cowper v. Tucabia at Tucabia to-day:— Lee (2), Napper (2), Sellers (2), C. Osborne, Carter, Pullen, Hughes, McIntyre. The High School has forfeited to…
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Sport, 1913
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Tennis Club
AS can be seen by advertisement in this issue, a meeting of the Dorrigo Tennis Club will take place on Monday evening, at 8 o'clock, at…
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DORRIGO met and defeated North Dorrigo on the Recreation Ground last Saturday by 30 runs. The scoring on either side was not very…
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The aquatic carnival arranged to take place in the Grafton baths on Wednesday afternoon promises to provide an enjoyable programme for…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Boxing. Clarke Beats Kenny. Sydney, Sunday Night
At the Stadium last night, in the presence of a small crowd, Jack Clark, after a very poor display, outpointed Roy Kenny at the end of…
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It was raining heavily all day, and the Rosehill races have been postponed till Monday…
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An aquatic carnival will take place at the Swimming Baths to-morrow afternoon. A splendid programme has been arranged and the Committee have all the details…
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Seen at Murwillumbah, Sonter looked little the worse for his hard light with Jerome, and wants, the chance of another contest with the Queensland…
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Cities defeated Fitzroys on Saturday by 115 runs. Cities 186—A. Hudson 58, (7 4's), D. Thorburn 50 (7 4's), C. G. Hunt 23 (4 4's). H. Lattimer, 13, H. Hynes 18…
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Middle Creek School defeated Kangaroo Creek School by 10 runs. Middle Creek 70 and 80—T. Ellem 32, Len. Perrett 16-22, V. Ellem 9, B. Childs 9. A. Pitkin,…
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Elms Handicap, 7fur.—The Lintie, 7-12, 1; Positus, 7-9, 2; Heros, 8-7, 3. Winner 7 to 4. Gibson Carmichael Stakes, 7fur.—Wise…
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The racing on the second day left no room for complaint, beyond the fact that, with one exception, favorite after favorite went down in the struggle for supremacy. Miss…
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The match arranged between Mchegan and Hirst in England has been cancelled. The fable that Jerry Jerone is…
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Following represent Victoria against N.S. Wales on 19th and 20th:—Campbell, A. O'Hara Wood, P. O'Hara Wood, Raws, Patterson and Gillespie. Ladies: Mrs. Macarthur, Misses…
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The Secretary of the Cricket Association is in receipt of a telegram from Lismore stating the Richmond River team will play a representative match against a…
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The annual meeting of the Ulmarra Tennis Club was held on Saturday night. Mr. W. . E. Wilson presided, and there was a fair attendance. The…
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A meeting of the Committee was held on Wednesday night:—Present F. Schwon. berg (chair), Messrs. A. Bell, T. B. Notley, G. Austin, J. Kempnich, W. Spring,…
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W. L. writes in the "Sunday Times":- Among the many reforms necessary in the boxing game, apart from the plan whereby a universal weight limit will be…
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THE game o[?] football promises to be pursued this year with just as much enthusiasm and tirelessness as marked the scrummage, kick, and…
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A MEETING of the Waratah Football Club was held at the Coffee Palace on Saturday evening last. Mr. C. R. Kirton occupied the…
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