Cricket Match
The match between the Parkes and Excelsior Clubs was continued on Wednesday evening. Parkes, with 7 wickets down for 67, carried their…
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Sport, 1906
234 stories in Lachlan (Forbes, Parkes, Cowra)'s papers · page 11 of 12
Cricket
A meeting of the members of the Cowra Cricket Club was held at the Court House Hotel on Wednesday night last. Present: Messrs. E. Jones (chair), A…
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[?] match was played on the Central [?]nd on Sunday afternoon last be[?]n teams rtpresenting the Golden [?]ce and True Blue Mines. The…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Hibernian Athletic Sports
The programme in connection with the above sports to be held on November 7th on the local Show Ground appears elsewhere and presents a most attractive…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Tennis Club. Presentation to Mr. C F. Stephens
ON Monday evening Mr. C. F. Stephens was the recipient of a wedding present from the members of the Peak Hill Tennis Club. In…
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A meeting of delegates from the clubs in the surrounding district was held at Hogan’s Court House Hotel on Saturday night for the purpose of forming an…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →King's Jockeys at Play. Egerton House Chaplain. Prowess at Cricket
A most enjoyable cricket match was played on the Royal Household cricket ground at "Windsor Castle, when the royal club met the employes of Mr…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Mogandale Picnic Races. a Huge Success
The initial meeting of the above club, which eventuated on Friday last, was a huge success, both financially and otherwise, and warrants its firm…
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THE Boxing Day races, registered by the A.J.C. and organised by the newly-formed Peak Hill Jockey Club, promise to be a great success. The…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Boxing Squires Beats Killing
Once again Bill Squires has demonstrated that he is the most powerful hitter, the most disdainful of recognised science, and withal, the…
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The return match between Tichbourne and Karee was played during the week, and resulted in a win for the former by 39 games. The following…
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Watergumben C.C. and Binni Creek C.C. tried conclusions on Sunday last when the latter proved victorious. The scores were—Binni Creek 62…
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At the Orange Spring Races held on Monday and Tuesday last the winners were as follows: First day—Opening Handicap—Maid of Lancaster Trial…
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ATTENTION of horseow[?]ers is directed to the fact that all horses, which it is intended to nominate for Peak Hill Boxing Day Races, must be handed over to the Secretary for…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →A Cricket Record
PLAYING against Queensland, Chas. Gregory, the N.S.W, batsman, put up an inter-State record score of 383, beating Clem Hill's score of 365 not out registered for South…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →King's Jockeys at Play. Egerton House Chaplain. Prowess at Cricket
A most enjoyable cricket match was played on the Royal Household cricket ground at Windsor Castle, when the royal club met the employes of Mr…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Cricket. COWRA V. WELLINGTON
On Monday last a team representing the Cowra Club, defeated [?] Wellington Half-holiday Club at V. Wellington by 68 runs after a most enjoyable game, The Cowra…
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The ten-stone boxing tournament promoted by Messrs P. Butler and C. Greenwood came off in the Victoria Hall on Saturday night. There…
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The Bathurst Union are unable to play a Cowra team on New Year’s Day. An effort is being made to arrange a match with the Carcoar Union at Cowra on…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →When Swimming Is Dangerous
We should like to see the use of carplugs more general, says an authority on swimming, for many cases of car trouble are brought into activity by the inrush of…
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