C. of E. Cricket Club
The annual general meeting of the Church of England Cricket Club was held at Mr. T. Plowman's rooms on Tuesday evening last, when the…
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Sport, 1920
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Cricket. No 8-Ball Overs. London
The M.C.C, state it has replied that it Cannot agree to the proposal of eight balls to an over…
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At the Stadium Max Gornick (11.9) knocked out Jack Deshong (12.11) in the first round…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Football. the Inter-district Final
Richmond defeated Clarence in the final of the inter-district football competition at the Lismore Recreation Ground on Saturday. From the spectacular…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Cricket. the English Eleven. the Captain Interviewed. London
The "Daily Express" had an inter View with J. W. H. T. Douglas; who cam back with the ashes in 1912. ''I canno lay, and nobody else can, whether we…
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How many can swim? The Minister for Education, with his eye on the Clarence River, asked this pertinent question at the Ulmarra school the other day and…
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Janness defeated Gray oil points at the Hippodrome to-night…
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The visit to Lismore of the Clarence River representative football team on Saturday, although it failed to bring back the "ashes" of the competition, was a…
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A meeting of the Upper Clarence Cricket. Association was held at the Sports Club yesterday evening. The president, Mr. H. G. McKittrick…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Boxing. Clabby's Suspension. Wellington
Although Jimmy Clabby sent a letter of apology for his failure to keep his engagement to fight Fritz Holland at Wanganui, and requested the removal of his…
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Another interclub game for the North Coast pennant championship took place on Saturday between Lismore and Grafton. It is usual to play for the pennant and…
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"Leg Break" writes:--For the incoming season there has been much talk as to whether there will be second-grade cricket or not, and the most probable…
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The "Northern Star" football writer says:--The Grafton representatives unearthed a player much above the ordinary and worthy of every attention being paid…
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Vanderbilt's racing stables at Poissy, Beauville, have been sold to an American. Mr. A. Maccomber, for twelve million francs, the biggest transaction ever…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Sporting. C.r.j.c. Races. To-day's Meeting
The Spring meeting of the premier Northern Rivers Club will be commenced this afternoon on Grafton racecourse. the first event taking place at 2 o'clock…
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In Monday's issue, Dr Ross challenged Mr. A. B. Vagne to box him to settle a grievance and the latter has now accepted. Both parties have lodged £10 with…
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The final in the ladies' doubles in the Ulmarra Club's tournament was played on Thursday afternoon, the contestants, being Mesdames G. Bruce and R. N. shaw…
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The following will represent South Grafton third-grade against Maclean at Maclean on Monday September 27, at 11 a.m.: [?]ds: T[?]ber. Cowan. Smidt, Weller…
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Hobbs Parlin and Strudwick have left for Toulon. It will not be decided until Monday whether Jupp or Hitch will be the sixteenth man…
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A very successful social evening was held in the Empire Hall on Wednesday night last, the occasion being the presentation of the Inskip Cup to…
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