The Football Season. Opening To-morrow. Jubilee Oval Improvements
The real opening of the football season will be celebrated to-morrow by a series of matches between, the various grades of players on all the orals…
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Sport, 1908
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Wednesday Cricket. the Premiership Match, Burke Wards v. COMMERCIALS
After an adjournment of three weeks, caused through the Easter holidays, the above match was resumed on Wednesday last on the Western Oval…
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Patrons of boxing will have on opportunity at the Crystal Theatre on Show night of seeing Blackmore "extended," as arrangements have been…
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A meeting of the Broken Hill foot ball Club was held at the Exchange Hotel on. Wednesday evening. Mr. Davis presiding over a record…
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The Football seasonsopens to-day. it promises to be even more successful than that of last year…
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Whiting, who is to box Blackmore on Wednesday night at the Crystal Theatre, arrived from Melbourne yesterday morning…
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Coursing for the Waterloo Cup took place at Wellington, New Zealand, on Saturday, with the result that Aiken's Scottish Chief beat Taylor's Darlinghurst. Both winner…
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The principal racing events run at Wellington on Saturday resulted:- Autumn Handicap, 1¼ mile.—Tange mouna, 1; White Lie, 2; Marguerita, 3…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Football. Souths V. Brokens. Souths Win by 20 Points
The opening match for the 1908 senson between the Souths and Brokens opened auspiciously on the jubilee Oval this afternoon, there being a liberal…
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A very large crowd witnessed the match on the Agricultural Society's Ground on Saturday between the New South Wales League football team and the New…
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Wilding and Ritchie won the coyered court's doubles championship yesterday boating Gore and Barrett by 6—3, 6—2, 5—7, and 8—6…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Pellew and Moore's. Football Notes. Wests v. NORTHS
[?]nd West put up an ex[?]sting match when they [?]g match of the season [?]ght up to the call of…
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The "Daily Telegraph" says: "The New South Wales team for the football jubilee carnival, which is to take place in Melbourne at the end of…
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Gore beat Wilding yesterday in the covered court championship. In another contest Wilding and Miss Eastlake Smith beat Ritchie and Miss…
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A meeting of the Broken Hill Football Association was held at the Exchange Hotel on Monday night, Mr. C. Ivy presiding over a full attendance…
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A meeting of the Barrier Ranges Football Association was held last night at the Theatre Royal Hotel, the president (Mr. E. K. Lean) presiding…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Sporting. Boxing. Griffin v. Andrews. an Unfortunate Incident. Gfiffin the Victor. Sydney
More than usual interest was centred in the meeting at the Gaiety Athletic Club last nght of Jim Griffin and Monty Andrews, the building being…
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About 6000 spectators were present at the match on the Agricultural Society's Ground yesterday between the "All Blacks" and the New South…
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A full programme of the Morph[?]ttville meeting will appear to-morrow, as well as anticipations and notes from the scene of action by "Wakeful."…
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The Thorn-Keys go was the best seen in Melbourne for many a day. Former made the, pace very willing, and tried hard for every round up to the 17th…
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