Rover Football Club
At the annual meeting of the Rover Football Club, held at McFadyen's hotel, Mr. A. Qninlivan in the chair, the following officers were…
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Sport, 1915
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Football. Remarks and Hints to League Players
It was with much pleasure that I read in the "Argus" of the decision of Clarence River players to throw in their lot with the New South Wales…
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Joe Jeannette defeated Sam Langford in a 12 rounds bout at Boston. Langford showed lack of condition…
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A meeting of footballers was held at Loy's Family Hotel on Thursday evening for the purpose of forming a Referees' Association. Dr. McArthur presided, and there was an…
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"The annual general meeting of the Dorrigo Football Union was held at the Commercial Hotel on Tuesday evening last. Present: Messrs. E…
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SYDNEY, Friday.—The above started today, N.S. Wales, Victoria, Queensland, South Australia, and Tasmania being represented. In the singles, N.S. Wales beat Victoria,…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →Sporting. Football. League Football Inaugurated. Richmond v. CLARENCE
Some 25 enthusiasts representing the .RR.R. League arrived here by motor from Lismore on Saturday morning before breakfast to…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Boxing. Lightweight Championship. McCOY Beats Thorn. Brisbane
At Baker's Stadium last night Herb McCoy (Vic) Australian lightweight champion, defeated 'Frank Thorn on points in twenty rounds, after a fast and…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Cricket. Premiership Final. Western Suburbs Win. Sydney
The first grade cricket competition concluded yesterday, when Western Suburbs, by defeating Worth Sydney, won the Premiership for 1914-1915…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →April Fools All. Terrified by Football. British Aviator's Humor. London Friday Evening
A good story is told of a hoax played by the British on the enemy on All Fools' Day. A British aviator left the lines in…
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The Maclean Club marked the opening of the season on Saturday by a picnic-held on the courts. A large number of ladies and gentlemen were in attendance…
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Newrybar won the Bangalow District competition, playing through the season without being defeated. G. Hawkins headed the batting averages with 40 runs per innings,…
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The annual race meeting is a fixture for tomorrow and Thursday, and, judging by the list of nominations, should be a successful gathering from a racing point of view. The…
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The racing opened with the Hurdle Race, in which seven faced the barrier. Bibbenluke had the better of the start, and eventually, won handsomely from Merrimax. The…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →League Football. Lismore Playees Visit Grafton
Grafton footballors having decided to abandon the Rugby game in favour of League, the innovation was duly inaugurated on Saturday last by matches on Fisher Park…
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L. Scott, of the New South Wales Police Force, who is at Cairo, defeated the champion wrestler of Egypt on points last month. Scott is a well-known wrestler and Soccer…
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Tom McCarty, the Montana heavyweight, led throughout a ten rounds match in New York with Colin Bell, the Australian heavyweight. It was…
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The match, Ladies v. Fitzroy (men) at McKittrick Park on Saturday resulted:—Fitzroy 142, .Ladies 108. Miss R. Yardy took 9 wickets for 56, and…
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A meeting of the Second Grade Football Club was held in the School of Arts on Thursday, when the following officers were elected…
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