Tennis Notes
The Union Tennis Club have played their first round for the club championship. The following gentlemen have drawn against each other for the second round:—…
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Sport, 1903
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Cricket
A MATCH between Richmond and Campbelltown was played on the wicket of the firstnmed club lust Saturday, the result being a win for Richmond by 26 runs…
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The following team will represent the Camden C.C, to play against Mount Hunter at Mount Hunter on Saturday next, beginning at 2 p.m.:— Messrs. Stone, H…
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FAVORED with fine weather, the sports meeting on the show-ground, organised by the above club, attracted a very large attendance on Monday last (King's Birthday)…
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The captaincy of the Union Tennis Club has advanced only one step since our last report. Mr. Crossing beat Dr. West, 4-6 6-5, 6-4. The next round will be Mr…
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Nov. 28. Thirlmere, at Campbelltown, all day. Dec. 5. Windsor, at Windsor, all day…
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The Camden C. C. met and defeated The Oaks on the Camden wicket on Saturday last, the scores being Camden 8 wicket for 184, The Oaks 65…
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The captaincy of the Union Tennis Club was won on Friday last by Mr. L. Johnson, who beat Mr. Barry Moore and then the Rev. Mr. Wilton, Mr. Johnson is now…
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Dec. 5. Windsor, at Windsor, all day. 12. Camden, at Camden, half day. 19. Richmond, at Campbelltown, all day…
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In the handicap which is slowly dragging on the following matches were completed: Johnson beat King Barry Moore beat Dr. West…
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Foremost of course, must come the Mt. Hunter (Westbrook) tea meeting, sports and concert, under the able management of Mr. J. Dawson, hon. sec., assisted by a very…
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