Football
A match between the old team of the Canowindra footballers club and the one recently established will be played on the Rec. on sunday afternoon next when a…
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Sport, 1902
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Latest Telegrams Cricket. Australia V. Essex
Essex first innings, 345 runs; second innings, 3 wickets for 184 runs. Declared closed. Australia first innings, 232…
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During the early part of last week, a team representing the Parkes "Waratah F.C., journeyed to Bogan Gate to try their mettle with, the Bogan Gate…
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A large number gathered at the Centennial Hall on Saturday night to witness the boxing tournament under the auspices of the Athletic Club. The judges were…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Football. Cowra Juniors v Young Britons
On Wednesday afternoon the above, teams met on the Recreation Ground and a good game was witnessed. There were about 200 spectators, and with the…
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This match was played on Sunday last on the local Rec. the opposing teams being the old team of footballers of Canowindra and the Juniors who now…
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We would again remind those interested in racing that the night of general entry for the Show race meeting of the Parkes Jockey Club is…
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THE Orange tennis players journeyed to Forbes on Monday last to play the return tennis match, and once again defeated our local exponents by 108 games to 85. The day was an ideal one for tennis,…
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LONDON, Thursday—The match, Australia v Hampshire, was delayed by rain The country team has 3 wickets down for 66…
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The usual monthly metting of the Committee of the Tennis Club was held on Tuesday last the 11th. inst. Present:—Messrs. Campey…
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A few of the members of the Federal Club met on Saturday night, and decided to hold a social in order to raise funds to pay off the debt incurred during the past season. The…
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The above races took place last Friday, the attendance being good and the weather fine. The following are the results:--Spring Handicap--Goldbust, 9-6, 1; Firewater, 8-4,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Latest Telegrams English Cricket. Sydney
England has won the Test Match by one wicket. Intense excitement prevailed. Australia second innings, 121…
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In connection with this event, which is to take place to-morrow (Saturday), We are requested to state that a special train will leave Forbes for Parkes at…
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Moung Toon, Moung Chit and Moung Myha are the names of the three amazing Burmese football players whose then minutes’ performance is quite the best and…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Sporting. Racing Fixtures
Murrumbidgee Race Club—August 23. Albury Racing Club—September 12. Burrangong Turf Club (Young) Spring Meeting—November 5 and 6…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Local News. Cricket Club Meeting
The hon. secretary of the Canowindra Cricket Club in this issue calls a meeting of the members and those intending to join the club during tho coming season…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Latest Telegrams Cricket. Sydney
Australia defeated Gloucester by an innings and 11 runs. Jessop made 43. Hopkins and Armstrong took most wickets…
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In the match Australia v. Middlesex, the latter have 8 out for 152…
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A largely attended meeting of Members of the above was held at Staf-ford's Club House Hotel, on Monday last, the 25th inst. Some 30 were…
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