Football Accident
A boy named percy Smith, a resident of Central Wyalong, sustained a nasty accident yesterday afternoon while playing football in Boronia…
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Sport, 1903
222 stories in Lachlan (Forbes, Parkes, Cowra)'s papers · page 6 of 12
Football
Club secretaries are notified that the Editor will always be glad to publish information with regard to match fixtures, and, when possible, the teams selected to play…
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On Friday July 10th the local team will try conclusions with the Canowindra Club, the following will be picked from to represent Eugowra, L. Kirby, A. Irvine,…
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SIR,—There being at the present time considerable controversy in Parkes as to the correct pronunciation of the word "golf." I quote below an extract…
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Club secretaries are notified that the Edit or will always be glad to publish information with regard to match fixtures, and, when possible, the teams selected to play…
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Football hat "caught on" right enough this season, and some real good sport is being furnished both, to players and spectators, while the frequent…
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The following team lias been chosen to represent Peak Hill in the tennis match with Narromine to be played on the local court on the 1st proxo:—…
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A meeting of all interested in forming another football club in Condobolin is called at Mr. Geo. Lawler's hotel on Friday night next. There…
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"I want your advice, Mr Prosie," said the churchwarden to the vicar. "Yes, dear friend," replied the reverend gentleman, "and on what subject?" "I've…
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Sir,—Being a Scotsman, the English mispronouncing of the name of the national game of golf distresses me. I was born in Fife, and in 1838, before…
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Club secretaries are notified that the Editor will always be glad to publish information with regard to match fixtures, and, when possible, the teams selected to play…
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Football crowds, unfortunately, have not a reputation for magnanimity. On the contrary, they are generally supposed to be vicious, revengeful, and even brutal…
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A DISCUSSION that will be strange to football loving Australians took place in the Montana (U.S.A.) State…
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NOTWITHSTANDING the terrible heavy condition of the roads, and the threatening aspect of the weather, the Barmedman footballers—very much to their credit…
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A return match was played between the above teams on the Central Gr[?]d on Saturday afternoon last under ideal weather conditions…
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A meeting was held at Mr. Geo. Lawler's hotel Condobolin, for the purpose of forming a second football team in Condobolin. A good number were in attendance and Mr…
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A meeting of those interested in the formation of a local Cricket Club was held on Tuesday evening, at 8 p.m., at Foster's Hotel. Mr F. E. Babbage…
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A highly successful day's races held to-day, wider the auspices of the Peak Hill Race Club. Unfortunately for the event just before the first race…
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