Sporting. Cricket. the Luck of the Game
To get nine wickets for 31 and to score 87 not out was the capital double performance of Whitting for Clarence River against Richmond River. It…
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Sport, 1919
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Victorian Racing. Revised Racing Programme. Melbourne
The State Cabinet adopted the recommendation of the Chief Secretary regarding the revised racing programme for the coming year, and decided to…
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Next Monday night South Grafton players are holding a meeting to form clubs to represent the south side of the river during the coming season. The…
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Following are the final acceptances for the principal double on Saturday:-- Flying.--Portrait, Rualma, Coolstone, Bimeter, Palm Leaf, Petaister, Baltc…
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Advices from Havana state that Jack Johnson has arrived there and has issued a challenge to fight Jesse Willard (world's heavy-weieht…
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The Australian military cricket team will play twenty-one games in England. The Australians will meet all the first-clas counties, the Marlebone…
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The following will represent the Grafton Water Brigade in a match against Southgate on Fisher Park this afternoon. The proceeds of the match will go to the…
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"Irquois" tips for the St. Leger Eusebius and for the Newmarket Greenstead, Mistico, Molly's Robe, "Jack Spur" fancies for the St…
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My name is on the list. That's good! Saturday finds me up before the sun to get the necessary work done;…
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A match was played at McKittrick Park on Saturday between South Grafton Band and the Banks, and resulted in a drawn game. The scores were: Banks…
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Three football meetings are advertised for to-night, the clubs concerned being Southgate, Ulmarra, and South Grafton. These three clubs are said to be very [?]en…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Football. Australia v South Africa. Brilliant Play. London
In the Regby football inter-services tournament, Australia defeated South Africa, by 8 to 5. Suttor scored a brilliant try for Australia, which Stenning…
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At the Stadium last night, the State bantam champion, Jack Green, knocked out Bill Tingle, in the 13th round. The match was one of the cleverest…
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In the [?]r-services kngoy tournament, South Africa, v. the Air Force scored 12 to nil; the Mother-Country v. Australia, 6 to 3; and New Zealand v…
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A Havana message states that Jack Johnson said he had arranged that he should lose in the tenth round, but Willard was doing nothing and forced him to…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Football. C.r.d. Rugby Football League. Divisional Scheme Rejected
A special meeting of the officials of the recently-formed Clarence River District Rugby Football League was held at the American Grill Rooms,…
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The opening meeting for the season of the Clarence' River Coursing Club will be held on Easter Saturday, 19th April. Glen Innes Coursing Club opens the…
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In a cricket match at Coonamble the other day, Gordon Ellis, a picture showman, bagged the whole 10 wickets for 28 runs and in the second innings…
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The time having arrived for the bat, ball and stumps to be relegated to a position of obscurity for a term, the thoughts of all those interested…
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