Sports and Pastimes. The Turf Hawkesbury Races
The weights for to-morrow's meeting are:- Park Stakes, one mile. — Catford 9.5, Noble Link 8.8, Graftwell…
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Sport, 1903
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Tennis
Freeman's Reach, and Wilberforce tennis play eis (gentlemen only) met on Saturday on the former's courte. The scores were Wilberforce 8 sets…
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The following players will represent Lower Portland against Pitt Town C.C. on the former's wicket on Saturday:—Books, Aspery, Watkins…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →That Cricket Controversy. Howell's Hysterical Howl! (To the Editor.)
Sir,—I must again beg space in your columns for a reply to Mr. A. C. Howell's silly, trashy, and mendacious epsitle which appeared in your issue…
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SPORTSMEN rolled up in large numbers at Clarendon on Saturday, when the Hawkesbury Race Club brought off its autumn meeting, and that old-established institution was enabled to make a…
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A MEETING convened by the secretary of the Windsor Cricket Club, by circular, for the purpose of considering the advisability of laying a turf wicket on McQuade…
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SINCE its inception the Windsor Tennis Club has been a flourishing little institution, and many enjoyable contests have taken place with various district clubs…
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The following is the programme of the Richmond Golf Club for the season 1903 (a copy of which is forwarded by the hon. sec., Mr. C. T. Mussen):…
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Only four players from Pitt Town put in an appearance at Lower Portend on Saturday, one of these being A. McBeth, the Sydney crack bowler…
Continued on Trove, page 14 →That Cricket Controversy. Mr. Barnett and the Dispute (To the Editor.)
Sir,—Mr. Barnett is very premature in entering the arena anent the matter under discussion. He craves pardon— for what? If he considers he is…
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At the opening coursing meeting at the Kennington plumpton this week Mr. W. Nixon's bitch Nevertire took part in the Opening Stakes. In the…
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The male members of the Free man's Reach and Wilberforce tennis clubs played their return match on the latter's courts on Saturday last…
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Within another week or two our knights of the willow will retire into winter quarters, and the battleground will cease to resound with, "How's…
Continued on Trove, page 13 →That Cricket Controversy. (To the Editor.)
Sir,—I must crave a small space in your paper for a reply to Mr. Woodbury, although there is not much in his letter to take umbrage at, as the…
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AT the Kensington Coursing Club's meeting this week the following are the results of the local doges running:—Kensington Stakes:—First round—R. Devlin's Denmark beat…
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The following is the programme of the Richmond Gulf Club for the season 1903 (a copy of which is forwarded to us by the hon. sec, Mr. C. T. Mussen):…
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THE return match between a tema representing the Hawkesbury district and the Campbelltown C.C. was commenced on McQuade Park oval on saturday last…
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In connection with the Windsor teonis club a ladies' and gents.' handicap tournament is to be started next week, and later on a handicap mixed…
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The Windsor Juniors opened the season on Saturday on McQuade Park with a match against the Enmore Cambridge club, and scored a glorious…
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Following are the draws for the first round of the handicap tennis tournament to be commenced here on Monday:…
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