Coursing
The Champion Cup and St Leger meeting of the National Coureing Association rook place at the Plnmpton grounds od Thursday and Friday last. Mr R. Devlin's…
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Sport, 1907
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Forrester Cricket Club
A well attended meeting of the Forrester Cricket Club was held on Saturday evening last at the residence of Mr J. M. Hession. The chair was occupied by Mr…
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On Saturday night, 24th August, the members of the Oxford Cricket Club held a meeting in the Church of England schoolroom, Windsor, when there were about 20…
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A MEETING of the above club wag held at Mr Morans on Saturday night last for the purpose of making arrangements for opening the coming season. The chairman…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Richmond Golf Club
On Saturday a men's bogey round was played, the best cards being— E. D. Stewart, handicap 6, 6 down R. Suttor, handicap 10, 8 down…
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THE Lower Portland C.C opened the season on saturday last with a match Married v Single when the latter won after a very exciting finish by 16 runs. For the married men W Kemp, a…
Continued on Trove, page 14 →Cricket Troubles. [To the Editor.]
SIR,— I am not desirious of entering into a controversy with the gentleman who, to ease the feelings engendered by his defeat by the Kurrajong District C.C., rushes into…
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WERE Carlyle alive to-day he would no doubt reiterate his caustic growl and say that "There are in this Australia of ours five millions of people, mostly fools." The tion for his oratorical wrath. But wisdom…
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