Football
A meeting of footballers of the West Broken Hill electorate division was held on Saturday night at the Criterion Hotel, Mr. W. M'Kinley in the chair. A resolution was…
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Sport, 1900
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Football Association
A well-attended meeting of the Football Association was held last night at the Exchange Hotel. The North, south, and West electorates were fully represented by…
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Patrons of the "ring" were promised a good programme at the Theatre last night; but, owing to circumstance over which the management did not appear to have had any…
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Footballers of the South, electorate division hell a well-attended meeting at Hogarty's Hall last night, Mr. J. Ford in the chair. It was decided to form a club to play under the…
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IN sub junior association cricket last season the Silvers[?]rea[?]s carried off the premiership, winning 15 games, lost 3, and drawing 3. The Silverstreams were ju[?]ilant over this…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Sporting. [Reuter's Message.] English Racing. LONDON
The betting on the forthcoming English [?]erby, to be run at the end of the month, is: —7 to 4 v. Diamond Jub[?]lee, 100 to 30 v. For[?]rshire, 1000 to 12 v. Democrat…
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Messrs. Moloney, M'Allister, Gilbert, Bogle, and J. Ford have been appointed a general committee for the Alma Club; M'Allister, Harrison, J. Ford, Callaghan, and W. Grose…
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The Chester Cup, run yesterday, resulted:— Mr. C. A. Brown's Roughside, 1; Duke of Portland's Manners, 2; Lord Carnarvon's Baldur, 3…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The fo0lowing appeared in yesterday Third Elition:— S. A. J. C. RACES. Second Day's Racing. Tarquin Wins the Cup. [By Telegraph.] Adelaide, Wednesday Afternoon
The second day (Cup Day) of the S. A. J C. autumn meeting was marked by fine weather, the club being again fortunate in the rain which threatened holding off. There was a…
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The meeting of Central Division electorate footballers fell through owing to the small attendance. The opinion was expressed, however, that it would be impossible to raise…
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As a number of visitor to the Brighton races were returning yesterday evening by Say well's steam tramway, running between Lady Robinson's Beach and the Rockdale…
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A WELL-ATTENDED meeting of the Barrier Ranges Football Association was held at M'Laughlin's Hotel last night, Mr. J. Dobbyn in the chair. The request of the footballers of…
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The Proprietary and Central clubs met on the Central court this afternoon, and played a series of ladies and gentlemen's doubles. The Centrals won. A pleasant social…
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Electorate football was tried for the first time in Broken Hill this Afternoon. It was only a scratch match, played on the Oval, and the attendance, of course, wes poor; but…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Sporting. [Reuter's Message.] Championship Boxing. Jeffries Beats Corbett. LONDON
A boxing match for the heavy weight championship of the world was fought yesterday at New York between Jeffries, the holder of the title, and Corbett,…
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In Adelaide on Saturday North Adelaide beat South Adelaide by 51 points (7-9) to 15 pointa (2-3); West Torrens, 16 points (2-1), beat Port Adelaide, 11 points (1-5);…
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THE footballers of the Central electorate division held a well-attended meeting on. Saturday night at the Denver City Hotel, Sir. A. H. Middleton plending. A resolution…
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PROBABLY not even in Broken Hill's rowedlest and most reckless days, when the boxer well-uigh ruled tho roost, did a larger crowd gather to witners a fight than gathered…
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There was a fair attendance at the Gaiety Hall last night, the attraction being a "sparring night," Interesting four-round spars were put up by Reilly and Wilson,…
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A MEETING of the North Football Club was held last night at the Silver King Hotel, Mr. J. Hughes in the chair. Some discussion took place on the boundary question, the…
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