FOOTBALL. Sydney
Playing at Newcastle yesterday, the Edglishmen defeated the Northern men by 40 points to 20. On the same day, the Maoris…
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Bowraville Jockey Club. Annual Races
Opening day of the annual meeting of the Bowraville Jockey Club on Tuesday last was a great occasion. The weather was just as required,…
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DESPITE dark and threatening skies that intermittently shed rain prior to the Macksville annual race meeting the club was fortunate in striking a…
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OPPORTUNITY was taken of the teachers of the district public schools being in force in Kempsey to bring off a match against them by a team of…
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In connection with the fight at Reno (Nevada) on Monday next, Jim Jeffries is a strong favorite. Mr. Rickards, the promoter, announces…
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Last week the Bowraville Tennis Club was reformed and henceforth it is expected to glide along the path of progression. Mr. H. McKerihan has been…
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The following players journey to Macksville by coach leaving Bowra at 1 o'clock on Saturday: -- Peade (2), Tolhurst, Rodgers, Kelly, Dolan, Rutter, M'Kerihan,…
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Wilding, the Austalian player, beat Beals Wright in the contest for the lawn tennis championship of the world by 3 sets to 2…
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Yesterday the English team defeated Queensland by 15 to 4…
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Mr. H. Symes, hon. sec., M.R.D. Football Union, is in receipt of a letter from Mr. W. W. Hill, secretary of the N.S.W. Rugby Union; notifying that the…
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To-day Sydney University defeated Melbourne University in a Rugby match by 31 points to nil. The Victorians were completely…
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JACK JOHNSON successfully defended his title as champion of the world at Reno (U.S.A.) on Monday when he knocked out Jim Jeffries in 15…
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On one occasion a prominent football international, who is rather short of stature, was playing against a well-known combination,…
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SIR, -- As a citizen of Kempsey I was surprised when on a Sunday morning recently I noticed several leading gentlemen of the town playing golf on Sunday…
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The following players represented the Hastings River:—Full-back, L. Pountney; three-quarters, E. Single, S. Fry, W. J. McDonald, A. Basham; five-eight, E. R. Harriott; half, T. Carney;…
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At Lismore yesterday a New South Wales fifteen defeated a northern rivers team by 35 points to 9…
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YOUNG, virile and indomitable the Bowraville Tennis Club intends its concert on July 29th to be the last word in success. The vocal and instrumental portions of…
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In the Rugby match Australasia v. England, the home team after a most willing contest defeated the visitors by 32 to 15. The…
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Coff's Harbor races eventuated on Wednesday when Neptunis by winning the double again proved that he is worth more than his oats…
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