New Cricket
The California Cricket Association has been "improving" the rules of the game, and now the most enthusiastic and progressive English cricketer would hardly…
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Sport, 1913
1,303 stories in Clarence Valley & Coffs Harbour's papers · page 14 of 66
Grafton Pony Club Races
Handicaps have been declared:- Opening Handicap.—Olivene 9-2, Eric 8-13, Grey Light 8-6, Odd Spec 8-2, Satan 7-13, Blainer 7-2, Cymbaline 7-0…
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At the Stadium last night, Pat Bradley defeated Jack Clarke at the end of twelve rounds. Clarke was badly punished and the referee…
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A. F. Wilding, the New Zealand champion, will not be available to represent 'Australasia in the preliminary tie for the Davis Cup in…
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SYDNEY, Friday.—The fifty-first interstate tennis match between N. S. Wales and Victoria was won by N. S. Whles by 8 rubbers…
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Mid-Clrence v. Richmond at Ulmarra on Tuesday v. Henderson (Brushgrove), E. Fischer, R. Paine, G. Wingfield (Southgate), Rev. Harris, T. Kggins (Calliope), E. Napper, J. Mctntyre,…
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A cubic arrived during the wook from New Zealand, stating that the governing body there had, accepted the proposals of the N.S.W, Rugby. Union in connection with the interchange of…
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The annual meeting of the Coff's Harbour Football Club was held at the School of Arts on Friday night last, Mr. J. Dickie in the chair…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Bowls. Interstate Carnival. Sydney, Sunday Night
In the Interstate Bowling Carnival yesterday, N.S.W. defeated Victoria by 120 points to 79. N.S.W. also defeated Queensland by 101 to 87…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Boxing. Lightweight Championship. Morey Beats Read. Sydney, Sunday
At the Stadium last night, in the presence of a large crowd.' Alf. Morey. (W.A.) defeated Jack Read for the resident lightweight championship of…
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Officials.—Patron, Mr. John Cameron; President, Mr. F. J. Schwonberg; Vice-Presidents: Dr. Fordyce, Messrs. G. W. Austen, G. W. Ord, J. J. Crennan, and J. Murphy;…
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The boxing contest at Coff's Harbour between Bill Larkins and Ranji Pearce took place at the Jetty Stadium on Saturday night for £10 aside. Ranji won easily, and the affair was…
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A match was played on the Oval yesterday between teams representing the Saturday and Wednesday players, and resulted in a win for the former by 152 runs on the first innings:…
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Officials.—Judge, Mr. H. Miller; Timekeeper, Dr. McArthur; Starter and Measurer, Mr. J. McNamara; Clenk or Scales, Mr. A. C. Walker; Clerk of Course, Mr. A. O'Malley:…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Boxing. Sonter v. COX
For the last two or three years there has existed a keen rivalry between Grafton's two leading-boxers, Bill Sonter and Charlie Cox and a…
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The local bowling green was fully occupied on Monday, with teams matches. From the players present in the morning four teams were chosen…
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Johnny Summers defeated Frank Picato in 19 rounds the Sydney Stadium on Monday night. The police stopped the fight, otherwise Picato would have been knocked out. The…
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LONDON, Tuesday.—In the second cricket test between an English team and the West Indies the latter won by an innings. Southgate defeated Calliope on Saturday, by…
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LONDON, Tuesday.—Ireland bent France by 24 to nil in Rugby football. At the Association International football mutch. England scored three goals and Germany…
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