Football
A Meeting of the Coffs Harbor Football Club was held at Messrs. Comming and Walker's rooms on Tuesday evening last, when there…
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Sport, 1920
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Football. Season Opens To-day
The football competitions to be played off under the jurisdiction of the Clarence River League will be opened this afternoon, and, as two first-rate contests are…
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As the result of a report made by Mr. Bethel, chief clerk in the Education Department, on school swimming classes, in which he drew attention to alleged…
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Evans easily defeated the Filipino, Macario, on points at the Stadium last night. BRISBANE, Saturday…
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At the girl's football match 30,000 were present. The scores were:-- Preston, 2; France, nil. The French goalkeeper was given a bouquet…
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Mr. Jessop says the question, of finance is still discussable, but, judging by the cables from the Board of Control, a hitch is not likely. Four captains suggest…
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Both grades of the Clarence River Rugby Football League's competition opened oil Saturday, and although most players were green, some good spectacular…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Boxing. Evans v. Macario the Digger Wins Easily Sydney
At the Sydney Stadium on Saturday Digger Evans, 8-12½, defeated the Filipino boxer, Macario, 9-5½, in rather easy fashion. A large crowd was…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Sporting. Football. New World's Record Capetown, Saturday Night
What is believed to be a world's record was created to-day by a Handley-Page machine taking the University football team from Capetown to play a…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Football. L.c. Rugby League Competitions. First Grade
The season was opened at Maclean on Saturday under adverse weather conditions and as a consequence the gate takings were disappointing. The Wallaroos…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Cricket. the English Team. London
It is understood that the M.C.C. are not fully satisfied with the Australian guarantee as sufficient to pay the professionals in view of the high travelling and…
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The Dorrigo Returned Soldiers met and defeated the North Dorrigo representatives on the local recreation around on Saturday afternoon last…
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A London cable states that R. H. Bettington, the New South Wales slow bowler, playing in the Oxford Freshmen's match, captured eight wickets…
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Dorrigo district football competition opened last Saturday. The Diggers met North Dorrigo at Dorrigo and defeated them by 2 to nil. Dorrigo met Megan at…
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The opening matches of the L.C.R. Football League were played on Saturday last, when the Wallaroos defeated Diggers by 13 to nil on the…
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The secretary of the Northern Rivers Rugby League yesterday received a wire from Sydney stating South Sydney First Grade Rugby League football team would…
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Bob Williams outpointed Manny Chamberlain, the leading Welsh welter, in 15 rounds at the National Sporting Club, London. Critics praise…
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Two rinks of visitors from Waratah Bowling Club will play Grafton this afternoon, at 2 p.m. The following players will represent Grafton:--Furst, Lane, Blanch…
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The following players will represent the Grafton Tennis Club in their match on Saturday with the Baptist Club:--No. 1. Team: Misses Williamson, McLeod;…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Sporting. Rowing. Ulmarra Regatta. the Butcher Boat Championship
To-morrow's boat race is the leading topic of conversation on all parts of the Clarence, and has been for the past fortnight, and at the centre,…
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