Football
In the Friday Half-holiday Competition King's College defeated Rivals by 3 to nil, Rutledge kicking a penalty goal for King's. St. Patrick's defeated Waratah by 6 to 4. Arragon kicked two penalty…
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Sport, 1907
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Gundagai Races
The annual meeting of the Gundagai Racing Club was continued on Thursday. The attendance was large, the weather fine, and the racing excellent. Results:—…
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In the match, Kent versus Somerset, Fielder took fourteen wickets for 96 runs…
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FINE weather prevailed on Saturday, and there was a large attendance at the Deanery. The Baxter Cup competition for seniors was commenced and the Marcus Clark Cup…
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A MEETING of the committee was held at the club's office on Friday night; present, Messrs. Baxter (in the chair), Shaw, Gale, Riley, Leyne, Daniel, Jobson, Pryke, and…
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C.D.R.F. Union.--The adjourned annual meeting of the above was held at Tattersall's hotel on Saturday night, Mr. S. Shut (president) being…
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The weather on Saturday was rather warm for football and the dust at times was objectionable, it being difficult occasionally, especially in the ruck work, to…
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A football match was played at Barren Jack on Saturday afternoon between teams representing B[?] Jack and Dale’s cornpickers, of Goudnulig[?], the…
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Attention is drawn to the notice in our advertising columns about the football match on Saturday. Football seems to be on the up grade this year, and a great deal…
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The following have been chosen represent the Yass Football Club in a match against the Harden Football Club to-day at 11 o’clock sharp. Fullback…
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All lovers of football are looking forward to the match between Goulburn and Manly to-morrow, and they ought not to be disappointed. Great interest is being taken m…
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Adelaide Saturday.—After extending over a number of days the action brought by Messrs. Hopwood and…
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Waratah v. Rivals resulted in a draw, neither side scoring. There was little good play displayed by either side, although there were occasional flashes…
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In the Trott benefit match, Middlesex beat Somerset by 166 runs. Trott took seven wickets for 20 runs. He took four wickets in successive balls, and afterwards…
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GOULBURN v. MOSS VALE.—A very pleasant day was spent on the Goulburn links on Saturday, when a match wars played between six players from the Moss Vale club and a…
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The Yass players mot a visiting team of footballers from Harden, on the Victoria Park oval on Friday morning, the recent rain making the ground more…
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SEVERAL football accidents occurred in Sydney on Saturday. Vivian Thompson of Darlinghurst sustained one concussion of the br[?] Charles Hel[?]arich had eight stitches inserted…
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The team of Manly footballers (A Grade) arrived by the express on Friday night to fulfil their engagement with the C.S.R.F. Union, and took up their quarters at Pryke's…
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The Second Grade Bogey Match will be played this week and all cards must be returned on or before Saturday June 1st. The order of play is:—…
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The Murrumburrah Jubilee Football Club met on Thursday last, Mr W. Simpson occupying the chair. Various club matters were discussed amongst them being the…
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