Tennis
A very enjoyable game of tennis was played on the Ebenezer Courts on Saturday last between the Forest and Ebenezer Clubs, and resulted in a win for the former by 15 games, following are the…
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Sport, 1912
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Cricket
A. Diamond scored re runs for Burwood against Balmain. G. Ouvrier made 30 in the Newtown-Balmain second grade match, and captured one of Balmain's…
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The electorate match, Hawkesbury v. Nepean, did not take place on Easter Monday, and will probably be arranged on a later date…
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Sir,—With your kind permission I would like to intrude a little on your valuable space to draw the attention of the public of Windsor and the surrounding district to the generous (?) manner in…
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Jim Duncan, lightweight champion of the South Coast, paid a visit to Windsor on Saturday. He is after a match with Ernie Salter, Alf. Corrigan, or any other…
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Windsor District Football Club opened the season with a match against River-stone on Saturday, 2oth April. They were victorious by 13 points to nil…
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Windsor A team did not go to Wilber-force to complete the match with the local A team on Saturday, and by the forfeit Wilberforce are the winners of the…
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The return match between the Windsor Junior Football Club and Richmond Football Club took place on McQuade Park on Saturday last, when the latter…
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The following will represent Windsor against Richmond at Richmond this Saturday. 'Bus leaves Post Office at 2.15 p.m. sharp :—Full-back, R Scholer…
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The third match between this rival teams, Windsor Junior Football Club and Richmond Football Club, took place on the Richmond park on Saturday last. Both…
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Local dogs pet formed well at the Booty Hill coursing last week. Me Ernie Salter's Missile won two courses in the Challenge Stakes. Mr F. Kelligrew's Great…
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Mr G. A. Nicole, licensee of the Commercial Hotel, Windsor, proposes to hold a series of boxing tournaments, and will erect a suitable place on the vacant land between…
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The following will represent Windsor at Windsor this Saturday:—Full back, R. Scholer; three quarters, H. Buckton (cap.), R. Sullivan, V. Masters, S. Mahon; five…
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Nick Elliott has accepted Brennan's challenge for a boxing match for £Io aside and the welterweight championships of the Hawkesbury…
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We understand that the preliminaries have been arranged for the boxing contest between Nick Elliott, and A. Brennan for £10 aside and the welter-weight…
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SIR,—The much looked forward to match between Windsor District Football Club and Richmond did not eventuate on Saturday last, as was anticipated. The Windsor…
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The all-night social at Freeman's Reach in aid of the local tennis club, which took place on July 23, was a great success, taking into consideration the bad state of the…
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Councillor Lowe, who braved the manymiles, the muddy roads, and rains, and all possibilities of being cut off by floods, to do his civic duty as representative of the…
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THE annual meeting of the Hawkesbury District Cricket Association wag held at Judd's Fitzroy Hotel on the 24th. ultimo, when there were present :— Messrs A. C…
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The adjourned annual meeting of the H.D.C.A. was held at the Fitzroy Hotel on the 4th inst., Mr Judd in the chair. The following clubs were represented by…
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