Football
A meeting of the Western secondgrade football team was held last night. There were about 30 prospective players present, and Mr. W. Murphy was…
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Sport, 1919
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Golf. Grafton Club
Mr. E. G. Elworthy presided over a good attendance of members and associates at the Town Hall last night, when ti was decided to resuscitate the Grafton…
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To-morrow night a meeting of Western Football Club, both first and second grade players, will be held at the Water Brigade shed. The secretaries request…
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The annual meeting of members was held on Friday night, Mr. R. N. Shaw presiding. The annual report was submitted by the secretary, Mr. S. C…
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At the Stadium on Saturday night, before a good house, Bob Williams (N.S.W.). 9.9, and the Frenchman, Volaire, 9.5, fought twenty fast and exciting rounds…
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Following are the results of matches played yesterday:-- Middle Harbor v. Paddington, the former 193, Paddington one wicket for…
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At the Brisbane Stadium on Saturday night, after 20 rounds of fast and clean boxing, Bobby Williams beat Eugene Volaire. The contest was very…
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The final of the High School boys swimming race, 75 yards, the preliminary heats of which were swum last Wednesday, was decided yesterday afternoon…
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A meeting was held at Lawrence last Tuesday night, when the Lawrence Junior Football Club was formed. It was decided to affiliate with the Clarence…
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A meeting of the committee was held on Monday night, Mr. J. Retallick presiding over a good attendance. The secretary (Mr . P. O. Jones)…
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The first executive meeting of the C.R. District Rugby Football League that is the first which the various clubs' delegates have had the…
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A meeting of the newly-formed Carr's Creek Football Club will by held at the Carr's Creek School of Arts tonight. The club has affiliated with the…
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The Ulmarra Rowing Club's regatta next Saturday promises to be one of the most successful in the history of the Clarence. Splendid nominations…
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Attention is again drawn to the advertisement in our business columns concerning the Maclean Easter Monday Regatta. Rowers are particularly…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Letters to the Editor. Football Practices
Sir,--Having been an onlooker af at the only two football matches played here this season, and having observed two practices which I think, are admitted…
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The New Routh Welshman, N. Grigg, one of the A.I.F. lawn tennis selections, is ill with appendicitis. An operation was successfully performed, and he is…
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A meeting of the Western Football Club, first And second grades, was held at the Water. Brigade shod last night. About 40 members were present. The following…
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The first meeting of the year of the executive committee of the Clarence River District Rugby Football League was held at the Council Chambers,…
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The first Executive meeting of the newly-formed Clarence River District Rugby Football League was held at the Grafton Town Hall last night…
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A number of racing men are down with influenza, several being seriously ill…
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