Football
A a meeting held at Crawford's Hotel on Saturday night last, it was decided to form a club to he known as the…
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Sport, 1912
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Cooee-ana Tennis Club
A meeting convened for the purpose of reforming the Cooee-ana Tennis Club in connection with the Lagoon-street Methodist Church was held on Thursday night in tile Church…
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A large attendance of members and associates were present at the opening of the golf links on Saturday. The mixed foursome trophy, ladies and gentlemen,…
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The annual meeting of the Young (Australian) Football Club was held at the Oddfellow’s Arms Hotel on Monday evening last. Mr. M. E. O’Rourke…
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A MEETING of the Harden Murrumburrah Rugby Union Waff held last night. As only East and West teams had affiliated, the meeting…
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A committee meeting of the above was held on Thursday, Mr. W. C. M. Hawkins in the chair. Correspondence with regard to the polo gymkhana was read and adopted. Mr. E…
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It has been decided that C. B. Fry will captain the Englishmen in the test matches. The Australians are carrying out useful practice at Lord's, and they show an all-round…
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Mr. C. B. Fry, in an interview yesterday declared that the Australians and South Africans were much better sides than most people were aware of but, nevertheless, England would have…
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The opening of the football season to-day-finds the local union stronger in finances and membership, with every prospect of a successful period for the winter pastime. So many visiting teams…
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The Associates will play a match to-morrow afternoon for a trophy. There were a good number out for practice on Saturday. Mrs. Frank…
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THE Harden Rugby Union will meet to-night to arrange the dr[?] for the first round of the [?] Shi[?]perition…
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Some talk of cricket, and some of ping pong, And some love the huntsman's loud call, But where could be found a more glorious song, Than the old Rugby cry, "On the ball?"…
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Hurdle Race: Pakau 1, The Dip 2, Minor 3, New Course Handicap: George Guna 1, Yarrum 2, Veneta 3. Nursery Handicap: Black and Gold 1, Arrogant 2, Border King 3. Park Stakes:…
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Rain prevented the commencement of play in the match between South Africa v. Derbyshire at Derby, yesterday. May 4…
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The first match of the Australians tour in England was commenced at Nottingham to-day. Lee was omitted from Nottingham and Kelleway,…
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A committee meeting of the above was held on Tuesday, Mr. Geo. Patfield in the chair. All arrangements were reported as complete for the meeting. The hon. treasurer. Mr. Cooper,…
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THE prospects of a successful Autumn Meeting of the Murrumburrah Turf Club are excellent, and a liberal nomination for all events…
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The weekly committee meeting of the above [?] held on Tuesday evening, Mr. Weatherby [?]ding over a full attendance. The committee [?] a late hour dealing with the rules and…
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The annual meeting of the above club was held at the Mechanics’ Institute, yesterday afternoon, a record attendance of members being present…
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At the settling on Friday evening over the race meeting the following cheques were paid:—T. E. Walton, £45; A. E. Hopewell, £22; W. T. Fraser. £19; J. Stuart., £13; G. Mossy, £13; E. J…
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